The Tadler Center for the Humanities at Endicott College recently received an anonymous $250,000 gift, which is helping Charlotte Gordon, Distinguished Professor of the Humanities and Tadler Center Director, to bring luminaries like Stephanie Land to campus while fortifying a place for the arts at Endicott.

Endicott College hospitality majors Emma Cyr ’24 and Caitlin Reale ’24 have found their spark for the hotel industry, thanks to their semester-long internships this past fall.

After the death of their good friend Zach Markowitz ’14, fellow Endicott College alumni Colin Sitarz ’12 M’13 and Adam Benoit ’12 founded Z’s Threes, a basketball competition to keep Markowitz’s memory and his love of basketball alive.

At his internship with Cutco Knives, Endicott College student Mike Canney ’24 was named the top seller in the Northeast region and won a free trip to Madrid. It’s that work ethic that’s also driven Canney’s success in the gym, on the field, and through life’s challenges.

The New York Times’s Jesse Wegman recently broke down the election and its aftermath during an Endicott College seminar as part of this year’s Join the Conversation theme.

This season, we’ve curated a list of the most unique and thoughtful gifts created by talented Endicott College Gulls—plus, we’ll tell you exactly where to find them!

Endicott College’s Women in Film Club, founded by Alana Lorusso ’25 and Brooke Rameaka ’26, brings students together to watch, discuss, and celebrate film while building a supportive community for the next generation of female storytellers.

From the future of the Endicott Experiential Edge to remaining mission-driven, Endicott College President Bryan Cain, Ph.D., shared what’s ahead, and a few things you might not expect.

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.