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Sharing their Stories: The Soldiers of Reading, Mass.

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With her senior thesis and passion project, Reading’s Boys, Endicott College student Autumn Hendrickson ’24 is on a mission to share the tales and lives of soldiers from her hometown in an upcoming book series.

When the Ocean Is Your Calling

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Endicott College environmental science major Faith DaSilva ’25 was chosen among thousands of applicants as a Hollings Scholar with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Going for a Touchdown with the Denver Broncos

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Endicott College student Brandon Basile ’24 is working behind the scenes with the Denver Broncos, supporting event and game day management for the team.

iRobot CEO Colin Angle Talks Roomba and Robots at Endicott

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Making robots isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, and in a talk at Endicott College’s Colin and Erika Angle Center for Entrepreneurship, iRobot Founder and CEO Colin Angle shared his entrepreneurship story of ups and downs—and the Roomba.

Fighting for Ethiopia at Endicott

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As part of Endicott College’s 2023–24 academic theme, Share Your Story, we recently sat down with Associate Professor of International Studies Semahagn Abebe, a Scholar at Risk who is speaking up against crimes against humanity in Ethiopia.

An International Thanksgiving

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Thanksgiving may be an American holiday, but international students at Endicott College have plans of their own—some involving turkey and stuffing, and some involving Mexico.

Being in the Moment

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From Italy to Turks and Caicos, we’re following five Endicott students as they complete internships and study abroad experiences across the globe, immersing in new cultures along the way.

Kyungseok Choo Recognized for Pioneering Cyber Law Research

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Endicott College Director of Homeland Security Studies Kyungseok Choo received a medal for his pioneering research in cyber law enforcement training and cybercrime development from General Jose Luis Ramirez, head of the Colombia National Police.

Life 101: How to Say Goodbye

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Life is filled with goodbyes, including bittersweet ones like Commencement. Here are some ways to cope and also stay connected to Endicott College.

Cloudy, with a Chance of Commencement

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The rain mostly held off for the Class of 2023, who reflected on their time at Endicott College and revealed what’s in store for the future.

Endicott Students Win Hydropower Collegiate Competition in D.C.

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Endicott College students presented a year-long project titled “Living with Water, Sustainability and Resiliency in Lawrence, MA,” which won Best Overall and the Case Study Award.

From Baseball to Life’s Curveballs

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Endicott College’s Rian Schwede ’23 was used to battling baseball rivals, but battling stage 3 testicular cancer proved the hardest fight of his life.