The Endicott College community rallied in record numbers to make Giving Day 2024 a record-breaking event with $623,700 raised to shape the future of the College.

Endicott College computer science major Ramsey Martinez ’26 is known as Rambo around campus, and it’s his outgoing personality that’s already the key to his success.

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.

Cherie Pierce Lynch, Assistant Professor of Experiential Learning at Endicott College, has been named the recipient of the 2026 Faculty Champion Award from the Cooperative Education and Internship Association.

For the second year in a row, the Endicott community gathered during Gull Appreciation Day to present the Excellence Awards and celebrate the faculty and staff whose dedication, leadership, and everyday contributions help make the Nest feel like home.

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 has been awarded a $20,000 Professional Development Award from NetVUE to support a yearlong initiative that will bring together faculty and staff to strengthen the connection between students’ academic work, experiential learning, and a sense of purpose. The project builds on Endicott’s longstanding commitment to combining liberal education with professional preparation through the Endicott Experiential Edge.

Get ready for Endicott College’s Internship, Co-op, & Career Fair with this step-by-step game plan—what to wear, how to stand out, smart questions to ask, and how to follow up to turn connections into opportunities.

Giving Day is taking over Endicott College for 24 unforgettable hours of pure Gull energy—so show up, get competitive, grab the swag, and release your inner Gull to support the people and programs that make the Nest feel like home.

Longtime Major League Baseball journalist Ken Davidoff has spent decades covering the game from the dugout and the press box. In his new book, 101 Lessons from the Dugout, co-written with parenting expert Dr. Harley Rotbart, Davidoff reflects on the mental, emotional, and human lessons baseball and softball offer young players and fans.

From coffee runs to campus adventures, Endicott College student and TikTok influencer Abby Annantuonio ’28 is turning everyday college moments into viral content—16K+ followers and counting.