Along Beverly’s scenic coastline, Endicott College’s three private beaches offer more than sand and surf—they’re living classrooms, natural laboratories, and quiet escapes, where students can explore tidepools, study coastal ecosystems, and connect with the history hidden along the shore.

As a first-generation college student, Jennifer Hao ’28 is bringing her creativity to life through an internship with Pigeon Cove Ferments—an opportunity she discovered at Endicott College.

As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, the Endicott Center for Civic Participation will host An Evening with Thomas Jefferson: What is Freedom? on November 12 at the Cleary Lecture Hall. Portrayed by Colonial Williamsburg’s official Jefferson interpreter Kurt Smith, the third president will join Acting President Dr. Bryan Cain for a live conversation on liberty, democracy, and the responsibilities of citizenship—followed by an audience Q&A.

Award-winning poet and Endicott College Assistant Professor of English and Creative Writing, Brittany Perham, has returned to her hometown of Beverly, Mass., after two decades teaching at Stanford. Now, as she inspires a new generation of writers, she’s also preparing to release her memoir, Executrix, winner of the 2025 Sue William Silverman Prize for Creative Nonfiction.

From football triumphs to lobster feasts and 50-year reunions, the Endicott College community came together for a Homecoming & Reunion Weekend to remember.

Tyler Williams ’25 made his mark on Endicott through his involvement in the Students of Color Association and a semester-long project with the School of Science and Technology writing scripts to extract and format complex academic data.

Landing a job after graduation doesn’t have to be stressful—especially with the Endicott Experiential Edge and a team of the College’s career experts on your side. Here, the Internship & Career Center’s Dale McLennan and Kate Chroust offer rising grads their best advice on standing out in the job market and confidently answering the question, “So, what’s next?”

Harvard professor Danielle Allen spoke at Endicott College on the urgent need for “democracy renovation,” exploring state-level reform, civic empowerment, and the future of democracy in an AI-driven world.

Endicott College elementary education major Antoni Reyes ’25 always knew he wanted to become a teacher, but turning that dream into a reality wasn’t always easy.

If you ask Endicott College student Lucy Kratman ’26, she’d rather be thrifting—it’s sustainable, fun, and the inspiration behind her senior capstone.

Longtime Endicott College Trustee Robert “Bob” Fanning, Jr. passed away suddenly on August 2, 2024.