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Endicott College is pleased to announce the High School Art Competition 2017: Superstars! Contest and exhibition at the Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts. Seventy Three students from 22 area high schools are competing in this prestigious exhibit that runs from Friday, March 3 – Friday, April 7.

The newest exhibit of the Halle Library Archive & Museum Gallery at Endicott College is Endicott: Building A Legacy, which will be on display until July 21.

On Tuesday, February 28th the Internship and Career Center hosted its annual Internship & Career Fair. The Post Center was filled to capacity with 90 companies offering internships and full-time opportunities across a wide range of industries.

Positioning itself as a trendsetter, Endicott College of Beverly, Massachusetts has expanded its Internship and Career Center services with the hire of Lisa Carrozza, Internship and Employer Outreach Liaison for Southern Connecticut and New York.

Endicott College Director of Athletics Brian Wylie has announced plans to upgrade the Post Center Facility through an addition to the current building that will enhance the overall student-athlete experience, improve opportunities for the School of Sport Science and Fitness Studies, and modernize the MacDonald Gymnasium.

While LIGHThouse has been on campus since 2010, its popularity has continued to grow – mainly due to the annual LIGHThouse retreat. Held each fall at Camp Cody in Freedom, NH, the retreat is a three-day “escape” from campus where students remove themselves from all social media and electronics.

On Saturday, February 25th at 9:00 a.m., the North Shore Chapter of Sigma Xi will be holding their annual symposium at Endicott College's Ginger Judge Science Center.

Endicott College will host Friday’s In The Rose: Best Of ARTSMASH, Friday, February 24th from 12:00 to 12:45 pm. Free, with light appetizer reception to follow.

The Ginger Judge, named after a benefactor and alum of Endicott College, Ginger Judge ’51, will be part of the Atlantic Regatta and will be placed far out to sea to be propelled by wind and current. The small but sturdy craft is in a class of vessels known as educational drifters.

On Thursday, February 16th at 6:00 p.m., Ndaba Mandela will speak in the Wax Academic Center Auditorium at Endicott College. Ndaba is the grandson of South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, politician and philanthropist Nelson Mandela.