Endicott College criminal justice major Deanna Federico ’25 gets hands-on experience in the world of investigations, victims, and suspects, interning with Homeland Security Investigations and preparing for a federal career in fighting crime.

For Endicott College student Isabella Pomponio ’25, an architectural internship brought her classroom learning to life and gave her the perfect introduction to the work, the projects, and the influence an architect has throughout the entire construction process.

Endicott College’s Giving Day is back—and this year’s event is even more packed with drama, excitement, and the promise of a brighter future. But no story is complete without its heroes—and that’s where all Gulls have a role to play.

The Carol Grillo Art Gallery features faculty, student, and community-based art exhibitions.

A new program from Endicott College’s Office of Student Engagement is helping students experience all the local community offers.

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.

The Road to Endicott College Commencement 2018 featured impressive success stories.

Endicott College continues to strengthen its Digital Media program, training students in traditional journalism reporting while preparing them to become multimedia storytellers who push limits.

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

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.