On the field and across campus, two inseparable roommates, Annabelle Gray ’26 and Clare Wendell ’26, found friendship, leadership, and belonging at Endicott College.

Biotechnology major Jaden Carnevale ’26 found community, purpose, and a path toward medical research at Endicott College.

After enduring personal loss and early setbacks, Alfino Davis ’24 M’26 found strength through mentorship, football, and the Endicott College community, emerging as a leader on and off the field.

More than 1,000 graduates gathered at Hempstead Stadium to celebrate Endicott College’s 86th Commencement, where speaker Soledad O’Brien encouraged the Class of 2026 to embrace change and step confidently into the future.

Like the vehicles celebrated at Misselwood Concours d’Elegance, the impact of the Inspire Scholarship is built to endure.

When the Patriots’ postseason run ignited excitement around quarterback Drake Maye, Endicott College alum Mike Snowdale ’07 raised a glass—literally. His tongue-in-cheek lager, Love the Drake, inspired by football fandom and a classic Seinfeld moment, has gone viral, flying off shelves and drawing crowds to Stellwagen Beer Company.

Endicott College’s Applied Mathematics with a Concentration in Actuarial Science program is setting Gulls on a path to success through a combination of extensive test prep, student-centered attention, and Endicott’s proven experiential learning.

Endicott College student journalists Jewel Farrin ’25 and Olivia Cafarelli Manzi ’25, alongside faculty mentor Lara Salahi, received a New England Newspaper & Press Association award for their investigative series on Great Marsh restoration efforts.

Endicott College computer science majors Conrad Kadel ’26 and Teo Berbic ’26 have launched simplifyAi to help companies streamline repetitive tasks.

Endicott College receives $786K in federal funding to expand engineering labs, boost hands-on research, and strengthen workforce preparation in high-demand fields.

Misselwood Events received the 2026 BONS Wedding Award for Best Ceremony for the second consecutive year, recognizing its oceanfront estate and exceptional wedding experiences on Boston’s North Shore.

Gabriel Oppenheim ’26, a graphic design major at Endicott College, won a 2026 Clio Music Award for his work on the EMPIRE x NBA 2K Music to Ball To project.