As a first-generation college student, Jennifer Hao ’28 is bringing her creativity to life through an internship with Pigeon Cove Ferments—an opportunity she discovered at Endicott College.

Endicott College’s renowned Distinguished Professor of Humanities, Charlotte Gordon, has transformed into “Charlottebot” for Rebind’s AI-powered Frankenstein, which blends human insight with interactive literary guidance.

Learn more about Eilis O'Connell, Thesis Coordinator in Endicott College’s Institute for Applied Behavioral Science.

Award-winning poet and Endicott College Assistant Professor of English and Creative Writing, Brittany Perham, has returned to her hometown of Beverly, Mass., after two decades teaching at Stanford. Now, as she inspires a new generation of writers, she’s also preparing to release her memoir, Executrix, winner of the 2025 Sue William Silverman Prize for Creative Nonfiction.

From football triumphs to lobster feasts and 50-year reunions, the Endicott College community came together for a Homecoming & Reunion Weekend to remember.

The growing success of the Misselwood Concours d’Elegance is strengthening ties between Endicott College and car-enthusiast communities.

For National Coming Out Day, Endicott College community members shared stories of honesty, hope, and the courage to live authentically.

Though they share different ages and academic interests, siblings Grace ’25 and Lucas Wlodarczyk ’23 M’25 first stepped onto the Endicott College campus as kids—now they’re graduating together.

At Spark Tank 2025, Endicott College students pitched groundbreaking ideas—from blockchain ticketing to cookie care packages—in a fast-paced competition that awarded over $15K in funding.

Using her personal experiences and the Endicott Experiential Edge, communication major Dakota Svec ’25 is helping women recognize and escape unhealthy relationships. Now, with a podcast and ongoing advocacy work, she’s breaking down stigmas and empowering others to speak up.

Endicott College elementary education major Antoni Reyes ’25 always knew he wanted to become a teacher, but turning that dream into a reality wasn’t always easy.

With over 150,000 followers on TikTok, Vivienne Sayers O’Callaghan is sharing her Irish heritage with New York City and the world—thanks, in part, to her experience at Endicott College.