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

Endicott College Scholarship Classic golf tournament.

Endicott College has announced the appointment of Bryan Cain, Ph.D., as the College’s new Executive Vice President. Dr. Cain, a transformational leader at Endicott, will serve as senior advisor and strategic partner to President Steven R. DiSalvo, Ph.D., providing executive leadership and operational oversight to ensure the effective execution of the College’s mission and strategic priorities.

What time should I get to Endicott’s Commencement? Where do I park? Can I bring a bag? Are there snacks? And—wait—who’s speaking?!

An inaugural graduate of Endicott College’s master’s in bioinformatics program, Madison “Maddy” Tarasuik ’23 M’25 blends personal inspiration with scientific innovation.

Don McPherson, a former NFL star, College Football Hall of Famer, and author spoke to the Endicott College community about his experience learning—and helping other men learn—how to be a better man.

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.

A team of Endicott computer science majors recently entered and won their first hackathon by developing a cutting-edge prototype for ALive, an app for witnessing and documenting police violence.

At the annual Internship, Co-Op and Career Fair, Endicott students are invited to meet dozens of top-notch employers, including Puma, Amazon, and Wayfair.

In January, British post-punk outfit Gang of Four rehearsed for its upcoming tour at Endicott College Drummer Hugo Burnham, Assistant Professor of Experiential Learning and internship faculty at the School of Visual and Performing Arts, helped coordinate the effort.

To celebrate this Valentine’s Day, we have a date for you. It won’t involve chocolates or flowers or a dinner out, but it might be a game-changing part of your college experience.