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Sustainability in Action

https://www.endicott.edu/soundings/articles/fall-2024/campus-news/sustainability-in-action

With the launch of a bold new Sustainability Plan, Endicott College plans to significantly reduce its carbon footprint and tackle environmental issues, while striving to create a healthier, more equitable community with the ultimate goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2039.

Breaking Barriers in Sports Media

https://www.endicott.edu/soundings/articles/fall-2024/athletics/breaking-barriers-in-sports-media

Rachel Pearson ’08, ESPN’s Emmy-winning ESPN Lead Video Editor, is revolutionizing sports media by amplifying women’s sports and queer representation. Fresh off her work at the record-breaking 2024 NCAA Women’s Final Four, Pearson’s dedication to inclusivity is reshaping the industry one edit at a time.

Unlocking the Endicott Edge

https://www.endicott.edu/soundings/articles/fall-2024/academics/unlocking-the-endicott-edge

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.

A Word with Trustee & Campaign Co-Chair Mike Sheehan

https://www.endicott.edu/soundings/articles/fall-2024/campus-news/a-word-with-trustee-and-campaign-co-chair-mike-sheehan

As a Trustee, Mike Sheehan brings decades of leadership and vision to Endicott College every day, but no role has been more pivotal than his position as Co-Chair of the historic $75 million Spread Your Wings: The Campaign for Endicott College.

Teaching News Literacy for Today’s Complicated Information Ecosystem

https://www.endicott.edu/soundings/articles/spring-2021/academics/teaching-news-literacy-for-todays-information-ecosystem

The News & Information Literacy Across the Curriculum initiative teaches students the critical thinking skills needed to effectively engage with and evaluate information.

From Pakistan to Boston: Education Opens Doors & Minds for Double Gull

https://www.endicott.edu/soundings/articles/spring-2021/van-loan-school/education-opens-doors-and-minds

Usman Yousaf ’16 M’19 embraced education, open-mindedness, and diversity and is reaching the goals his parents set for him years ago.

Campus Police Officer Reflects on his Experience in the Criminal Justice Program

https://www.endicott.edu/soundings/articles/spring-2021/van-loan-school/campus-police-officer-reflects-on-his-experience-in-the-criminal-justice-program

Campus Police Sergeant Michael Welch A’17 ’21 reflects on his academic journey, earning both an associate and bachelor’s in criminal justice from the Van Loan School of Professional Studies.

Better Together: Building a More Diverse & Inclusive Nest

https://www.endicott.edu/soundings/articles/spring-2021/campus-news/soundings-article-page

A commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion at Endicott College has led to new programming, staff, and initiatives that enrich the campus community and beyond.

New Initiative Inspires & Empowers Female Gulls

https://www.endicott.edu/soundings/articles/spring-2021/campus-news/new-initiative-inspires-empowers-female-gulls

SHE Aspires Higher molds relationships between women on campus and brings them together to discuss important topics.

Designing Her Own Future on HGTV

https://www.endicott.edu/soundings/articles/spring-2021/alumni/designing-her-own-future-on-hgtv

Alumna Kristina Crestin teams up with Jonathan Knight of New Kids On The Block for a new renovation program on HGTV, Farmhouse Fixer.

A Lasting Legacy at the Nest

https://www.endicott.edu/soundings/articles/spring-2021/alumni/a-lasting-legacy-at-the-nest

Influenced by countless stories and memories, Missy Welch and Julie Carrier follow in their grandmother’s footsteps to create an Endicott legacy.

A Greener Endicott

https://www.endicott.edu/soundings/articles/spring-2023/campus-news/a-greener-endicott

In this year’s Campus Race to Zero Waste, Endicott College increased its standings from last year and bested schools like Harvard along the way.