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.

Endicott College students explored climate, culture, and community on the Chesapeake Bay during a transformative summer seminar on environmental justice.

Endicott College’s Triumph Chapter of Mortar Board earned three national awards from the Mortar Board National College Honor Society, including the Silver Torch Award, the Outstanding Achievement Award, and the Excellence in Advising Award presented to chapter advisor Sydney Riu ’20 M’21.

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.

Endicott College’s renowned Distinguished Professor of Humanities, Charlotte Gordon, has transformed into “Charlottebot” for Rebind’s AI-powered Frankenstein, which blends human insight with interactive literary guidance.

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.

For National Coming Out Day, Endicott College community members shared stories of honesty, hope, and the courage to live authentically.

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.

Endicott College Professors Elizabeth Matelski and Dina Gentile have been named the newest Distinguished Professors—and their groundbreaking projects are already reshaping how we think about history, sport, and the student experience.

Though they share different ages and academic interests, siblings Grace ’25 and Lucas Wlodarczyk ’23 M’25 first stepped onto the Endicott College campus as kids—now they’re graduating together.

Actor Sean Astin visited Endicott College to share stories of mental health, empathy, and advocacy as part of the third annual Presidential Speaker Series.