Three years after a devastating stroke sidelined him at just 22, Jack Smiley ’25 made a triumphant return to the ice with the Endicott College men’s ice hockey team.

For Ashley Appleby, Endicott’s newest Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, teaching and research are about breaking down barriers and bringing education to those behind bars.

Endicott College’s picturesque Misselwood Estate will set the stage for the 15th annual Misselwood Concours d’Elegance, taking place July 18 to July 20, 2025.

At Endicott College, Gulls dive into community service to make a difference, learn new skills, and create unforgettable memories. From local nonprofits to fun adventures, there’s a way for every Gull to give back and connect.

Endicott College honors the life and legacy of former Trustee Helen Post ’52, DHL’95, GP’14, ’16, whose vision, generosity, and dedication shaped the College through the Post Center, scholarships, and decades of service.

From seaside retreats to neighborhood strolls, these restorative walks at Endicott College and beyond will boost well-being, spark joy, and help you reconnect with nature.

Endicott College alumna Ruby Wallace-Ewing ’15 is shining a spotlight on the beauty and power of aging through what she’s called “Goddess Sessions,” which feature women 70 and up in a bold and surprising way.

The Endicott College campus has been transformed with major summer upgrades—from athletic facility enhancements and a newly renovated Wylie Inn to safety improvements, and the debut of the Gulls With Grit exhibit.

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 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.