The multifaceted circus-style show "Gravitational Fool", a remarkable performance by singer-songwriter Brian King, backed by his neo-cabaret band, What Time Is It, Mr. Fox?, and aerial silks performers, comes to Endicott on September 27.

Endicott College will host Boots to Business Reboot, a free entrepreneurship training program for veterans and their spouses on September 27.

U.S. News & World Report Recognizes Endicott for Innovation, Value, Internships in Best Colleges Rankings

Alyssa Cashman ’15, Senior Associate Director of Residence Life at Endicott College, has been awarded the prestigious Zenobia Hikes Award from NASPA for her leadership in student affairs and commitment to empowering students.

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.

Endicott College is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Sara Quay as Provost, the lead academic position that will build on our foundational commitment to experiential student-centered education.

With multiple student-athletes who have left Endicott to play for professional or high-level recreational teams, the College has become known as a strong producer of quality rugby players.

With Endicott’s support, Nate Magoon ’22 has come to terms with his truest self—on and off the stage.

Associate Professor of History Elizabeth Matelski has been named the recipient of the inaugural Tadler Center Fellowship.

Leslie David Baker, known for his role as Stanley on the hit TV show The Office, came to Endicott College to discuss his time on the show.

Endicott College announced the launch of Spread Your Wings: The Campaign for Endicott College—a $75 million comprehensive fundraising campaign poised to shape the future of Endicott.

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.