In her forthcoming book, I Speak of Wrongs, award-winning author and Endicott College Distinguished Professor of Humanities Charlotte Gordon explores the complex roots of the women’s rights movement through the intertwined lives of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucy Stone, and Frances Ellen Watkins Harper.

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.

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.

The success of Endicott College alumni in their current roles is a testament to the power of internships and the strength of the Endicott alumni network—and that’s just the beginning of the Endicott Experiential Edge, the College’s newly rebranded internship program.

Endicott College will host the Massachusetts School Administrators Association Fall Esports State Championships on December 13, welcoming the state’s top high school teams to compete in Mario Kart, Rocket League, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate inside Endicott’s new Esports Lab.

Endicott College honored automotive icon and community leader Brian Kelly with its first Distinguished Patron Award at the 15th annual Misselwood Concours d’Elegance, recognizing his lifelong passion for cars, philanthropy, and deep connection to the College.

Endicott College alumna Jennifer Williams ’08 is redefining athletic architecture with designs that prioritize wellness, community, and the student-athlete experience.

Endicott College hosted an extraordinary week blending history, democracy, and Hollywood creativity. From a fully costumed Thomas Jefferson engaging students in conversations about freedom and civic responsibility, to film music supervisors Patrick and John Houlihan sharing behind-the-scenes insights from 20th Century Studios, students experienced immersive learning from two very different worlds united by storytelling.

Endicott College Assistant Director of Sport Leadership and Women’s Rugby Head Coach Carly Baker has been honored with the 2025 Wise Women of Boston Inspiration Award for Mentorship, recognizing her powerful impact on the next generation of women leaders in sport.

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.

When graphic design major Emma Sibson ’25 stepped into Stop & Shop’s headquarters in Quincy, Mass., for her senior internship, she expected to strengthen her portfolio. What she didn’t expect was to art-direct a salmon photoshoot, design a cookbook for an entire marketing department, or see her work appear in the same grocery aisles she grew up walking with her family.

Tyler Belanger ’24 M’25 went from rearranging his childhood bedroom “just for fun” to designing real-world spaces with purpose. Working at AG&Co with his MBA in hand, he’s blending style, strategy, and nonstop inspiration to create bold, joyful interiors.