Alumni News

Torie Farnsworth ’07, co-owner of North Shore-based Flip The Bird, is helping to put fried chicken sandwiches on the map.

Alumni flocked to the Nest for Reunion Weekend to catch up with old friends, share in timeless Endicott traditions, and close out 22 years of the mods.

Interior designer Hannah Oravec ’14 was named a winner of the 2022 New England Home Magazine “5 Under 40” prize, a prestigious award that has previously gone to some of the region’s most creative design and architecture professionals.

Giving Day was one for the books as the Endicott community came together on March 2 for fun and record-breaking participation.

Giving Day is March 2 and for Patrick Hewett and Chrissy Dahlheimer—two new faces in the Office of Institutional Advancement—it’s not about record-breaking donations, but participation.

Endicott College’s alumni-owned businesses can help you cross off your holiday to-do list. Check out this list to see how these entrepreneurs can make your holiday season merry and bright!

Melissa Hempstead made a $6 million commitment to Endicott College to enhance student life and academic enrichment and name the new Hempstead Commons.

Alumnus Devon Holloway ’13 launched his lifestyle brand, Hope Design aiming to blend fashion with graphic advocacy and inspire unity amongst people from all walks of life.

Endicott alumni help environmental, sustainability, and climate organization Change is Simple pivot to remote learning during coronavirus pandemic.

Continuing to learn through experience—Art Therapy alumna Danielle Mann ’20 held a post-graduate internship over the summer—and welcomed the opportunity to paint two murals in Philadelphia, Pa.