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

From growing up in Switzerland to being kidnapped in Africa, Endicott College Dean of International Education Warren Jaferian has always led an exciting international life, and he now helps students become global Gulls, too.

Each year on 9/11, the Endicott College community comes together to provide 12 continuous hours of service throughout the North Shore as a way to memorialize the tragedy of the September 11th terrorist attacks.

David Rosenberg is an Endicott College “Triple Gull” finding success as a BCBA and teacher in the world of ABA and autism.

From transportation schedules to Gull Cards to printing, student services will get you where you need to be. Do you have questions? Student services has your answers.

The Tutoring & Writing Center’s Peer Executive Board and the Center for Academic Coaching’s FMC help students become leaders in the community.

A fun-filled race sponsored by Endicott College’s Office of Sustainability is bringing the Endicott community together to reduce waste in a friendly competition against other colleges and universities.

Endicott College alumnus Ryan Curley ’23 M’24 has a passion for American history, which recently led him down a Civil War rabbit hole after spotting an old gravesite in his hometown cemetery. Drawn to the names Lucius Carver and Allyne Litchfield, Curley embarked on a quest to uncover their connection and story, enlisting the help of an Endicott Trustee, historians, and connections from the internet. Now, he’s unraveling the personal histories of these soldiers, bridging past and present in his exploration of America’s most divided era.

Nearly three months after his passing before Thanksgiving morning, the Endicott College community gathered to honor Sergeant Jeremy Cole with a memorial service, marking the culmination of a profoundly sorrowful chapter in Gull history.

The Endicott community came out in record numbers for Giving Day 2025, raising $685,653 to support the people and programs that make the College a place where students thrive.