Providing a competitive alternative to the traditional NCAA sponsored varsity programs, Endicott has seen their club programs grow and succeed.

Endicott College sought out to create a scholarship fund that would assist returning students most affected by the economic downtown caused by coronavirus.

Spread Your Wings, Endicott’s first-ever comprehensive fundraising campaign, is poised to fuel the College’s future.

Employed at the world’s number one workplace named by Fortune, Brandon Smith ’22, the Assistant Reservations Manager for the Hilton Boston Park Plaza, never forgets his crucial eye for detail, an aspect he took with him from his time at Endicott College’s La Chanterelle.

The success of Endicott College alumni in their current roles is a testament to the power of internships and the strength of the Endicott alumni network—and that’s just the beginning of the Endicott Experiential Edge, the College’s newly rebranded internship program.

The News & Information Literacy Across the Curriculum initiative teaches students the critical thinking skills needed to effectively engage with and evaluate information.

Nonprofits are a growing sector for Gulls to build careers in—and many trace their success right back to Endicott College.

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 alumna Jenn Perella ’05 is proving that determination doesn’t fade with time, balancing family life with the relentless grind of professional boxing.

In the fall of 2023, Endicott College’s School of Visual & Performing Arts welcomed its largest-ever incoming class—a testament to Dean Mark Towner’s legacy. We recently sat down with the outgoing dean for a round of 20 questions.

In the 1960s, the U.S. Air Force tapped officials at Endicott Junior College to recruit female students for an experiment to test for ESP—a potential groundbreaking weapon to wield against the Soviets during the Cold War.

Before she made it big as an author of literary thrillers and spooky fiction, Silvia Moreno-Garcia ’03 was first a Gull, majoring in communications, working her way through college as a Resident Assistant in one of Endicott College’s purportedly haunted houses.