At Endicott College, Gulls dive into community service to make a difference, learn new skills, and create unforgettable memories. From local nonprofits to fun adventures, there’s a way for every Gull to give back and connect.

At Endicott College, belonging isn’t just a word—it’s something you live. The Center for Belonging is your go-to spot for real conversation, free snacks, and programs that bring Gulls together, from mindfulness mornings to faith groups and everything in between.

Endicott College’s Convocation set the tone for a year of resilience, belonging, and discovery.

Endicott College Professor of Mathematics Chris McDaniel received a $20,000 National Science Foundation grant to co-organize and participate in an international conference in Nice, France, honoring renowned mathematician Anthony Iarrobino and advancing research in algebraic geometry.

Endicott College’s renowned Distinguished Professor of Humanities, Charlotte Gordon, has transformed into “Charlottebot” for Rebind’s AI-powered Frankenstein, which blends human insight with interactive literary guidance.

As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, the Endicott Center for Civic Participation will host An Evening with Thomas Jefferson: What is Freedom? on November 12 at the Cleary Lecture Hall. Portrayed by Colonial Williamsburg’s official Jefferson interpreter Kurt Smith, the third president will join Acting President Dr. Bryan Cain for a live conversation on liberty, democracy, and the responsibilities of citizenship—followed by an audience Q&A.

Though they share different ages and academic interests, siblings Grace ’25 and Lucas Wlodarczyk ’23 M’25 first stepped onto the Endicott College campus as kids—now they’re graduating together.

At Spark Tank 2025, Endicott College students pitched groundbreaking ideas—from blockchain ticketing to cookie care packages—in a fast-paced competition that awarded over $15K in funding.

Convocation marked the start of a new chapter at Endicott College, with faculty and administration sending a powerful message to the Class of 2028 about finding their voice and joining a larger conversation about current events.

In a thought-provoking and engaging lecture to the Endicott community, Dr. Rita Colwell, a Beverly native and scientific trailblazer, conveyed her research on cholera and related vibrios, as well as shared advice on a career in STEM.

Jeremy Cole, a Sergeant for the Endicott College Public Safety & Police, died on Thanksgiving 2024 morning after completing his evening shift on campus. His vehicle was struck head-on by a wrong-way driver on I-95 in Newbury, Mass.

From unforgettable Endicott College events to a new mascot, this collection of photos captures the spirit, achievements, and memories that defined the community over the past year. Take a look back at 24 moments that made 2024 extraordinary.