Learn about Endicott College through print and digital media in the Communications and Marketing Department. Find stories of imaginative students and dedicated faculty who embody the College.

Our stories and how we tell them should reflect Endicott’s personality—that’s why we use Endicott’s voice. And just like Endicott’s visual brand, our voice needs to be clear and consistent in everything we do.

For 24 hours, the Nest came alive as the community rallied behind Endicott College’s 8th annual Giving Day. With 4,715 donors contributing $737,325, the day fueled scholarships, strengthened programs, and created new opportunities for future Gulls.

Every year, Endicott College's Angle Center for Entrepreneurship hosts their Spark Tank event. Endicott’s student entrepreneurs present their ideas to a panel of judges representing a variety of industries.

This year’s Spark Tank captured the energy, ambition, and entrepreneurial spirit that defines the Nest, as Endicott College students and alumni stepped up to share ventures built to solve problems, spark change, and make a real impact.

CCM seeks to ensure that information produced by the College portrays Endicott in a way that is complete, accurate, and transparent.

With a National Geographic photography clinic already under his belt, Endicott College senior Nick Terry ’26 has spent his time on campus honing his craft through mentorship, travel, and hands-on internships—turning an early passion for photography into a career behind the lens.

Fast-track your teaching career with our Fifth-Year Education Master’s (M.Ed.). Take advantage of tuition support, flexible formats, & faculty-guided learning.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping higher education and the workplace, but at Endicott College, the focus is on helping students navigate what those tools mean. Through interdisciplinary academics, experiential learning, and a campus-wide commitment to ethical inquiry, Endicott is preparing students to lead thoughtfully in an AI-influenced world.

Endicott College photography major Ruby Wallace-Ewing ’15 built the Goddess Project into a thriving business, celebrating women in their seventies, eighties, and nineties through powerful portrait sessions and a viral social media following.