When the COVID-19 first sent students, faculty, and staff away from campus certain people remained behind. One of them was Timothy Langlois, Endicott College’s executive chef through Sodexo.

Food insecurity during COVID-19 has been exacerbated and students are jumping in to help solve the problem.

Gulls, as you prepare for Move-In Day, consider adding these dorm-essentials to your list of things to bring with you to the Nest!

When graphic design major Emma Sibson ’25 stepped into Stop & Shop’s headquarters in Quincy, Mass., for her senior internship, she expected to strengthen her portfolio. What she didn’t expect was to art-direct a salmon photoshoot, design a cookbook for an entire marketing department, or see her work appear in the same grocery aisles she grew up walking with her family.

Bryan Cain, Ph.D., is Endicott College’s eighth president, appointed by the Endicott Board of Trustees in March 2026.

Endicott has been represented by a gull since the college opened its doors in 1939. But it wasn’t until 56 years later that the mascot Gully was officially hatched.

Need a little financial assistance when applying to college? Endicott has many scholarships and grants that you can apply for during the admission process.

The Diane M. Halle Library, located in the heart of the campus, is a major academic support unit for Endicott College.

The Endicott College Center for Academic Coaching agreement is in place to help manage expectations and set guidelines for student support.

A look back at some of the defining moments across Endicott College’s campus in 2021, as captured by photojournalist David Le.

The ECTL supports faculty in their teaching and professional development through individual consultations, learning circles, just-in-time resources, workshops, and conferences.

Bennett St. Marie ’22 and Brian Tremblay III ’23 spent last semester studying abroad in Madrid, Spain. Despite challenges presented by the pandemic, it’s an experience they recommend to their fellow Gulls.