In Juan Carlos Morales’ Junior Graphic Design Studio course at Endicott College, students don’t just design, but work with local nonprofits on real-world campaigns.

Ahead of the upcoming Endicott College reunion weekend in June, we’re celebrating the Class of 1973 with a look back into popular culture and monumental events 50 years ago.

New buildings. Exciting initiatives. Expansive possibilities. A new chapter is underway at Endicott College, with more to come.

The nursing profession was thrust into the spotlight during the COVID-19 pandemic, but challenges and shortages still remain. Now, with the opening of Endicott’s new Cummings School of Nursing & Health Sciences, new leadership with Dean Amy Smith, and stellar state-of-the-art resources, the College is now at the forefront of nursing education.

This year marks the 30th anniversary of Endicott College joining NCAA DIII, which just so happens to coincide with the 50th anniversary of NCAA DIII athletics.

Endicott College’s Halle Library has transformed into a vibrant hub where students come together for innovative programming, inviting study spaces, and a strong sense of community—and it’s redefining what a campus library can be.

After a pandemic-altered start to their college careers, Caleb Shpur ’23 and Gabe Van Emon ’23 rose to winning greatness at Endicott College—and now they’re making waves at UConn.

Professor Emeritus Melvin Mansion has dedicated over 50 years to Endicott College, transforming his classrooms into lively centers of learning, laughter, and personal growth. But he’s more than just a professor—he’s the legend who helped build the very foundation of the College.

New design professor Juan Carlos Morales wants to push Endicott students out of their comfort zones while also taking some creative risks himself.

Professor Elizabeth Matelski is researching the real history of Mingo Beach’s namesake, Robin Mingo, and getting students involved along the way.

With help from the Colin and Erika Angle Center for Entrepreneurship, Casey Arnold ’14 launched a startup to give people their caffeine jolt—the New England way.

On-the-job experience plus company knowledge leads to more job offers for Endicott College interns, who hit the ground running at places like State Street.