Endicott College’s redesigned website earned a Gold Award in the 2025 Hermes Creative Awards, recognizing excellence in marketing and communications.

Endicott College has received a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities for a summer institute on the Salem Witch Trials co-directed by Dean Mark Herlihy and Professor Elizabeth Matelski.

Mary Jane Weiss, Dean of the Institute for Applied Behavioral Science at Endicott College, has been chosen to receive the ABAI Outstanding Mentor Award, recognizing her exceptional dedication to mentoring and educating future behavior analysts.

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.

Endicott College has announced Jason Galui’s appointment as the inaugural College Fellow for Civics at the Endicott Center for Civic Participation, a newly established initiative designed to strengthen civic learning, dialogue, and engagement across campus and beyond.

Endicott College took first place nationally in the 2025 Campus Race to Zero Waste, leading all schools in food waste reduction and sustainability efforts.

Two Endicott College video projects received national recognition at the 47th Annual Telly Awards, earning Silver and Bronze honors among more than 13,000 entries submitted from around the world.

Endicott College has been awarded a $20,000 Professional Development Award from NetVUE to support a yearlong initiative that will bring together faculty and staff to strengthen the connection between students’ academic work, experiential learning, and a sense of purpose. The project builds on Endicott’s longstanding commitment to combining liberal education with professional preparation through the Endicott Experiential Edge.

In Samuel Beckett’s tragicomedy in two acts, a pair of lost souls named Vladimir and Estragon wait by a lonely tree on a barren stretch of road to meet up with an enigmatic figure called Godot.