Editorial Style Guide

Our stories and how we tell them should reflect Endicott’s personality—that’s why we use Endicott’s voice. And just like Endicott’s visual brand, our voice needs to be clear and consistent in everything we do.

The Communications Office and Public Safety Department work collaboratively to keep Endicott's campus community informed of unexpected closures or emergencies.

Prevent incidents from happening by taking these cautionary measures. Help make Endicott College a safe & secure learning environment!

Endicott College is committed to a diverse, safe, and inclusive learning environment. In our effort to support the success of all members of our campus community, we have created a bias reporting form to address bias incidents and hate crimes on campus.

Learn about Endicott College's Five Pillars of Wellness in our employment information section.

Find the benefits of working at Endicott College! See why the benefits & insurance that we offer employees makes us stand out from the rest. Among many benefits, Endicott is an equal opportunity employer.

When students are considered for participation in research studies conducted on campus, it is important that investigators be mindful of the potential risks.

For communication major Annabelle Gray ’26, interning at Boston-based Quotable Media marked an exciting first step into the public relations industry. As part of a small, mission-driven agency that amplifies female-founded businesses, Gray took on a wide range of responsibilities—from pitching clients to media outlets and developing social media strategies to assisting with client events.

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.

Weathering hip-deep water and completing projects from inside a ditch were all just part of the job for Endicott College student Faith DaSilva ’25 during an internship with Mass Audubon.