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From bakers to creative risktakers, the Colin and Erika Angle Center for Entrepreneurship is nurturing a new cadre of young entrepreneurs at Endicott.

Endicott's first sustainability-inspired Fashion Show was an avant-garde delight as students became models and the couture fashions were often made from trash.

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.

Over winter break, British post-punk outfit Gang of Four rehearsed for its upcoming tour at the Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts.

Out of the very long list of clubs and organizations at Endicott, we’ve gathered 10 potential connections below—read ahead and you just might find one of the best relationships of your life.

Interior architecture majors Gabrielle Blum ’22 and Michaela Ellison ’22 are behind Endicott’s first-ever fashion show, which will feature looks designed by campus clubs that are made from unconventional materials.

After the murder of George Floyd in 2020, Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer Brandi Johnson and Gail Cantor, Director of Spiritual Life and co-chair of the DEIB Task Force, knew they needed to create spaces for students, staff, and faculty to have deep discussions on belonging.

From 2 to 4 p.m. on Feb. 15, students and alumni alike are invited to meet a cast of impressive employers in the Post Center Field House.

Ahead of the February 10 film screening on campus, A Reckoning in Boston director James Rutenbeck and co-producer Kafi Dixon discuss the making of their documentary about racial inequality in Boston.

This semester, we’re following five Endicott students as they embark on a transformative study abroad assignments around the globe.