Data analysis meets liberal arts through the Davis Educational Foundation Grant as part of Endicott’s Digital Liberal Arts and Critical Inquiry Initiative

From the Heart to the Hand: Artists Who Inspire provides an overview of four former art professors who taught at Endicott College.

On October 12, 80 Massachusetts high school students participated in Biotech Futures, a college and career exploration event that exposes students to the educational opportunities and diverse fields of study in the life sciences.

Endicott College computer science major Ahmad Bishara ’25 developed a tool to help researchers find treatments for SYNGAP1, a rare genetic disease.

With a deck of cards and a touch of wonder, Endicott College psychology major Georgia Blunt ’27 is turning a lifelong passion for magic into a career—using it not just to amaze but to bring comfort and joy to children in hospitals.

Endicott College has announced the appointment of Bryan Cain, Ph.D., as the College’s new Executive Vice President. Dr. Cain, a transformational leader at Endicott, will serve as senior advisor and strategic partner to President Steven R. DiSalvo, Ph.D., providing executive leadership and operational oversight to ensure the effective execution of the College’s mission and strategic priorities.

Endicott College’s production of Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 is set to dazzle with its bold electropop score, immersive storytelling, and a cast ready to bring 19th-century Russia to life.

What time should I get to Endicott’s Commencement? Where do I park? Can I bring a bag? Are there snacks? And—wait—who’s speaking?!

An inaugural graduate of Endicott College’s master’s in bioinformatics program, Madison “Maddy” Tarasuik ’23 M’25 blends personal inspiration with scientific innovation.

On the day before Endicott College’s 85th Commencement, celebrations across campus highlighted academic and leadership excellence among graduates, faculty, and staff.

Endicott College’s 85th Commencement celebrated the Class of 2025 with messages of resilience, purpose, and everyday heroism—from campus leaders to keynote speaker Ambassador “Sully” Sullenberger.