Endicott College expands financial literacy education through a new partnership with the Metropolitan Council for Educational Opportunity (METCO), which offers high school students the opportunity to earn college credit in its BUS212 Personal Finance course.

On the field and across campus, two inseparable roommates, Annabelle Gray ’26 and Clare Wendell ’26, found friendship, leadership, and belonging at Endicott College.

At Endicott College, interior architecture major Simeon Owens ’26 found room to grow—on stage, in the studio, and as a leader welcoming new students.

Endicott College will celebrate Earth Day 2026 with a campus rally featuring former Bruins captain Andrew Ference, a Stanley Cup champion and sustainability leader.

Art therapy major Veronique Campaz ’26 is turning creativity into a path for helping others. Through her studies and internships at Endicott College, she’s discovering how art can help people navigate difficult emotions, build confidence, and connect with themselves and those around them.

From classroom concept to campus-wide conference, Women in Design makes its debut at Endicott College on April 29. The student-led event will highlight the voices, creativity, and leadership of women across graphic design and interior architecture.

Endicott College’s Commencement is almost here—but do you know when to arrive, where to park, what you can bring, and who’s taking the stage? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!

Biotechnology major Jaden Carnevale ’26 found community, purpose, and a path toward medical research at Endicott College.

For the second year in a row, the Endicott community gathered during Gull Appreciation Day to present the Excellence Awards and celebrate the faculty and staff whose dedication, leadership, and everyday contributions help make the Nest feel like home.

After enduring personal loss and early setbacks, Alfino Davis ’24 M’26 found strength through mentorship, football, and the Endicott College community, emerging as a leader on and off the field.

As Commencement Weekend officially began, the Endicott College community gathered to celebrate the Class of 2026 through a day focused on reflection, recognition, and the lessons graduates will carry far beyond the Nest.

A recent Boston Business Journal feature spotlights Endicott's hospitality operations—including the Wylie Inn, Tupper Manor, and Misselwood—and how these mission-driven enterprises support scholarships, experiential learning, and the student experience. President Bryan Cain discusses the strategy behind the College’s continued investment in these signature properties.