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06/15/2021 - Academics

Endicott College Team Places Third in Nationwide Advertising Competition

Endicott marketing communication/advertising majors place Third in Nationwide Advertising Competition. Photo by Terry Slatter

Aerial view of amphitheater at dusk as students convene

05/12/2021 - College News

Senior Awards Recognize Class of 2021 Standouts

Endicott College students from the Class of 2021 and faculty have been recognized for their excellence, leadership, and core values with this year's installment of the Senior Awards.

04/29/2021 - Faculty and Staff

Celebrating Global Advising Week

The first week of May marks Global Advising Week, a celebration honoring academic advisors at Endicott College and across the globe.

01/04/2021 - Academics

Hospitality Students Confront Racism with Virtual Event Series

Students tackle racism and work to create open conversations and educate others through virtual event series.

12/03/2020 - Internships and Careers

Communication Students Tackle Real Stories in Remote Semester Internship

During their remote semester-long internship, three School of Communication seniors wrote and published more than 100 news stories.

10/14/2020 - Academics

Ashlyn Young '21—Driven by Design

Interior Design major Ashlyn Young ’21 balances academics with her professional aspirations and commitment to community service.

10/01/2020 - Academics

Students Take Home Awards in the IESNA and UCDA Competitions

Endicott College students from the School of Visual & Performing Arts win awards in the Illumination Engineering Society (IESNA) and UCDA design competitions.

06/23/2020 - Academics

Inaugural Virtual Summer Institute a Runaway Success

Each summer our Endicott College faculty and staff take part in professional development. This year, the Summer Institute went virtual.

Collaborative mental health research at Endicott College.

06/11/2020 - Academics

Collaborative Research on Mental Health During a Pandemic

Professors Sarah McMahon and Aubry Threlkeld, and doctoral student Maureen McLaughlin, worked on a pivotal issue during the COVID-19 pandemic: mental health.