College News

Endicott is breaking ground on new buildings and sustainable features every year. As we enter 2020, let’s take a look at what a decade of campus growth looks like.

The end of both an incredible decade and a banner year for Endicott College have come to pass. Let’s recap some of our major 2019 wins!

With championships, anniversaries, and achievements off the field, to say it was a great year to be a Gull would be an understatement.

Formal statement from the Frates family on the passing of Pete, 34, after a seven-year battle with ALS.

Endicott College faculty, staff, students, and alumni are saddened to learn of the passing of Beverly native Peter Frates.

Published in The Chronicle of Higher Education, Endicott was named to the 2019 Great Colleges to Work For program for the 10th time.

Endicott College reaches new heights in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings as the No. 23 Regional Universities North, as well as for innovation and cop-ops/internships.

Endicott College alumna, Bianca Robinson M’18, pursued her MBA so that she could build a career in an area she truly cares about, LGBTQ+ rights.

Keynote speakers for Endicott College’s 2019 Commencement ceremonies will be Emmy Award-Winning Morning Anchor of NBC10 Boston & Host of This Is New England, Latoyia Edwards, and Entrepreneur & CEO of HALO, Garold Miller.

Endicott College announced that its seventh president will be Steven R. DiSalvo, Ph.D., a higher education leader with a track record of transformative success at multiple U.S. colleges and universities.