Inspired by elite athletes like Ilona Maher, the Endicott College women’s rugby team is embracing innovative mouthguard technology that measures hits, tracks exertion, and informs recovery. Backed by faculty research, the data is helping student-athletes stay safer, train smarter, and compete at a higher level.

Through his Endicott College education, Jeremy Adner M’26 is turning hands-on classes into real-world impact with DIY Drinkware, a mobile custom printing business bringing creativity and entrepreneurship to events across Boston and beyond.

Inspired by her mom’s classroom and a transformative high school internship, Emma Ciasullo ’26 came to Endicott College to pursue her passion for special education. Now an educational studies major with an applied behavioral analysis minor, she’s preparing to help students with severe disabilities build independence and confidence in the classroom and beyond.

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

Endicott College will celebrate Earth Day 2026 with a campus rally featuring former Bruins captain Andrew Ference, a Stanley Cup champion and sustainability leader.

Art therapy major Veronique Campaz ’26 is turning creativity into a path for helping others. Through her studies and internships at Endicott College, she’s discovering how art can help people navigate difficult emotions, build confidence, and connect with themselves and those around them.

From classroom concept to campus-wide conference, Women in Design makes its debut at Endicott College on April 29. The student-led event will highlight the voices, creativity, and leadership of women across graphic design and interior architecture.

Endicott’s new virtual reality wellness installations, piloted with support from Trustee Galen Ho and company ImmersiveWorlds, offer students a new tool to manage stress, prevent burnout, and find moments of calm.

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

From Harold & Kumar to the White House, Kal Penn brought his unconventional career path to Endicott College’s Presidential Speaker Series, highlighting the role of risk, resilience, and civic engagement in shaping meaningful work.

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.