Faculty and Staff News

A new exhibit featuring photographs by International Education Dean Warren Jaferian runs through February 1, 2024, in the Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts.

As part of this year’s academic theme, Share Your Story, we recently sat down with Associate Professor of International Studies Semahagn Abebe, a Scholar at Risk who is speaking up against crimes against humanity in Ethiopia.

Endicott's Kyungseok Choo received international acclaim for his pioneering research in cyber law enforcement training and cybercrime development at the international meeting of the Crime Observatory Network.

Professor of Communications Sara Johnson Allen has written a prize-winning first novel about complicated families and what defines home.

Last spring, Endicott College named two new Distinguished Professors—bringing the total to four—and the group is making a “tremendous impact” in the classroom and the real world.

Charlotte Gordon, Distinguished Professor of English at Endicott, has received a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities for the research and writing of a group biography on four women reformers.

In an effort led by Director of Community Services Lauri Rawls, Endicott College has been certified as a Service Enterprise by the Association of Leaders in Volunteer Engagement and international nonprofit Points of Light.

Summer is the busiest time of year for Endicott College’s Physical Plant, which oversees all aspects of campus maintenance, including readying it for the influx of students.

Professor Annabelle Estera examines the implications of rethinking the higher education model.

In a collaboration with her interior architecture students, professor Sarah Bischoff penned a new book that introduces young readers to the history of women in design.