Daniel Quitério ’03 grew up far from Broadway’s bright lights, but his passion for theater was ignited at Endicott College, which set him on a path to the heart of New York’s theater scene. Now the Senior Director of Social Media at AKA, Quitério is driving the team behind the social strategy for Gypsy, bringing the legendary musical’s vibrant energy to social media and engaging a new generation of theatergoers.

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.

Exercise science major Kyle Ando ’26 turned grief into purpose at Endicott College, finding belonging while honoring the life lessons his father left behind.

Two Endicott College video projects received national recognition at the 47th Annual Telly Awards, earning Silver and Bronze honors among more than 13,000 entries submitted from around the world.

Endicott College student journalists Jewel Farrin ’25 and Olivia Cafarelli Manzi ’25, alongside faculty mentor Lara Salahi, received a New England Newspaper & Press Association award for their investigative series on Great Marsh restoration efforts.

Endicott is hosting its second annual workshop for high school students interested in creative writing.

A legacy of slavery lies on one of Endicott College’s beaches, and Professor Elizabeth Matelski is uncovering the truth.

Endicott College alumna Patricia Scangas discusses her new book, The Case of Emil Diesel.

The Endicott community came out in record numbers for Giving Day 2025, raising $685,653 to support the people and programs that make the College a place where students thrive.

Endicott College received two honors in the 46th Annual Telly Awards, recognizing standout storytelling and video innovation across all screens.