Famous hospitality aside, Ireland offers an increasingly growing wealth of new opportunities and experiences for Endicott College students who elect to study or intern abroad.

The nursing profession was thrust into the spotlight during the COVID-19 pandemic, but challenges and shortages still remain. Now, with the opening of Endicott’s new Cummings School of Nursing & Health Sciences, new leadership with Dean Amy Smith, and stellar state-of-the-art resources, the College is now at the forefront of nursing education.

This year marks the 30th anniversary of Endicott College joining NCAA DIII, which just so happens to coincide with the 50th anniversary of NCAA DIII athletics.

Endicott College’s Halle Library has transformed into a vibrant hub where students come together for innovative programming, inviting study spaces, and a strong sense of community—and it’s redefining what a campus library can be.

Gull2Gull Mentoring Program helps to further develop the skillset of both current students and alumni.

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

After his rescue and release by Mystic Aquarium staff, Shoebert the seal has been tracked back to Beverly. Assistant Professor of Environmental Science Dr. Gordon Ober reveals more about the seal that caused a media sensation.

Endicott College roommates Maeve Barrett ’24 and Paige McKee ’24 worked together to decorate their Stoneridge living space, becoming lasting friends along the way.

To honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day in 2022, a group of Endicott College scholars and officials to reflected on King’s life, his unfinished mission, and the ways his legacy still reverberates in today’s divided world.

This semester, we’re following five Endicott students as they embark on a transformative study abroad assignments around the globe.

Giving Day 2022 was one for the books as the Endicott College community came together for fun and record-breaking participation.

As the pandemic enters its third year and a new endemic phase, we asked a group of Endicott nurses to reflect on how day-to-day life and healthcare work has shifted for them.