Endicott College honors the life and legacy of former Trustee Helen Post ’52, DHL’95, GP’14, ’16, whose vision, generosity, and dedication shaped the College through the Post Center, scholarships, and decades of service.

From free tutoring to counseling and a comfort dog named Gary, Endicott College offers students a whole-student approach to success. Whether it’s academic support, a wellness check-in, or just a tail wag to turn the day around, resources are always close at hand.

Endicott College’s Convocation set the tone for a year of resilience, belonging, and discovery.

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

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.

As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, the Endicott Center for Civic Participation will host An Evening with Thomas Jefferson: What is Freedom? on November 12 at the Cleary Lecture Hall. Portrayed by Colonial Williamsburg’s official Jefferson interpreter Kurt Smith, the third president will join Acting President Dr. Bryan Cain for a live conversation on liberty, democracy, and the responsibilities of citizenship—followed by an audience Q&A.

The growing success of the Misselwood Concours d’Elegance is strengthening ties between Endicott College and car-enthusiast communities.

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

Endicott College has joined the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate, a collaborative network of over 160 colleges and universities that are dedicated to ensuring that the Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) degree remains a relevant and practical pursuit for practitioners.

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.

Using her personal experiences and the Endicott Experiential Edge, communication major Dakota Svec ’25 is helping women recognize and escape unhealthy relationships. Now, with a podcast and ongoing advocacy work, she’s breaking down stigmas and empowering others to speak up.