2023

Endicott’s new Institute for Applied Behavioral Science widens the scope of opportunity for students.

Whether it’s for mental health reasons, to move cities for a relationship, to care for a family member, or to pursue a different dream with a higher salary—quitting occasionally is unavoidable and nothing to feel shame about.

In a powerful and interactive talk, actor, writer, and poet Monti Washington provided insight on stereotypes, biases, and how you don’t know someone’s story just by looking at them.

Wellness Center staff are launching an inaugural Wellness Fair and a series of workshops addressing students’ growing mental health concerns plus zeitgeisty topics like gaslighting and body positivity.

This Valentine’s Day, we asked Endicott’s writers and English faculty to share their favorite love poems—with a few surprises.

With the support of a Rosalynn Carter Fellowship for Mental Health Journalism, Endicott College Associate Professor Lara Salahi has published a story investigating the link between a Massachusetts National Guard infantry battalion that deployed on a combat mission to Afghanistan in 2011 and suicide.

A fun-filled race sponsored by the Office of Sustainability is bringing the Endicott community together to reduce waste in a friendly competition against other colleges and universities.

From growing up in Switzerland to being kidnapped in Africa, Dean of International Education Warren Jaferian has always led an exciting international life, and now he helps students become global Gulls, too.

A battle with hypermobility and AMPS has made Grace Kolis ’24 stronger—along with the gym, a growing audience on Instagram, and studying abroad in Ireland.

Endicott’s grassroots approach to celebrating Black History Month involves groups all over campus and beyond.