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At Endicott's first-ever combined Homecoming & Reunion Weekend, alumni, parents, students, and friends of the College celebrated lasting friendships, proud memories, and a campus that's evolved into something extraordinary.

In a thought-provoking and engaging lecture to the Endicott community, Dr. Rita Colwell, a Beverly native and scientific trailblazer, conveyed her research on cholera and related vibrios, as well as shared advice on a career in STEM.

In a talk kicking off the fall 2024 Colin and Erika Angle Center for Entrepreneurship Speaker Series, entrepreneur Suzanne McKenzie discussed her journey transforming a tragedy into a style empire with her brand Able Made.

Cara Stevens, a graduate student in Endicott’s interior architecture program, shined brightly at this year’s IIDA NE Design Awards, taking home the coveted Student Design title.

Marketing Communication/advertising majors Gabriella Amaral ’27 and Anna Otis ’26 dedicated their summers to gaining valuable experience in the advertising industry, embarking on internships in Gloucester and Boston to expand their skills.

The initiative reinforces the College’s “learn by doing” model, where all students complete three internships for credit, leading to 95% of graduates securing jobs in their field of study

For the 18th season, the Salem Jazz and Soul Festival blew festive tunes throughout the Salem Willows, celebrating the city’s historic connection to jazz and soul music. For his summer internship, Endicott College psychology major Danny Marczewski ’27 was part of the team that made it come alive.

The Angle Center for Entrepreneurship has announced its fall lineup for its 2024 Speaker Series, featuring inspiring leaders from diverse entrepreneurship and social impact fields.

In partnership with the North Shore Technology Council, Endicott College is proud to host a special forum featuring Dr. Rita Colwell, a Beverly native and scientific trailblazer as the first woman to lead the National Science Foundation.

The Endicott community helped celebrate 10 years of the viral fundraiser, championed by the late Pete Frates and his mother, Trustee Nancy Frates.