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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.

Students in Endicott’s new Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program have an opportunity to become a nurse within 16 months and make an immediate impact in healthcare.

With the construction of Tuscan Village, Kenny Sturgess ’17 M’18 is working to make Salem, N.H., a year-round destination for New Englanders to work, live, and play.

Backed by plenty of design experience already, Jalessi Aviles ’25 is poised for success.

After graduating from Endicott’s interior architecture program, Maeve Kelly ’19 is applying her expertise in the television industry.

Aubry Threlkeld, recently named the inaugural Myrt Harper Rose ’56 Dean of the School of Education, reflects on their journey to this moment and offers a glimpse into the School’s future.

Endicott College has added two new STEM-designated graduate programs to its roster—the M.A. in Interior Architecture and the M.S. in Applied Behavior Analysis.

Listening is more than just not talking while someone else speaks—it’s a way to demonstrate both interest and respect in another person’s lived experience.

Mya Kermelewicz ’21 M’22 is teaching young people how to navigate the complex world of romantic relationships, including intimate partner violence.

This year, Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer Brandi Johnson got married, opened the new Center for Belonging, and that’s only the beginning.