While many things can divide a group of people: ideologies, backgrounds, even personal preferences—one thing is universally appreciated; a truly exceptional hospitality experience.

For many Endicott alumni, the potential to innovate, advance, and make a difference has pulled them right into the center of local and regional politics.

Garrett Puckett ’18 started in Washington, D.C. as an intern, and now works in the Senate advising interns and managing incoming correspondence.

Four first-year students founded Women in LEADership and the Changemakers Conference in 2015, an event launched to convene and celebrate inspirational women trailblazers—while bringing visibility to Endicott College’s diverse entrepreneurial community.

An entry-level or internship position working in government offers a chance to build an enormous skillset that can be taken to any subsequent career. Dale McLennan, Dean of the Internship & Career Center, highlights a few.

Deirdre Sartorelli is busy sparking innovation North of Boston.

Assistant Vice President & Dean of Students Marlin Nabors brings fresh perspective and innovative thinking to the Student Affairs team.

Misselwood Events offers a safe, elegant option for couples to say "I do" amidst the pandemic.

Women leaders at Endicott College share their achievements and advice to aspiring trailblazers.

Easing the transition into college, a free summer course on the foundations of writing is available for students in Boston.

Motivated by his professional goals, adult learner Michael Romani ’22 has returned to achieve his bachelor’s degree from the Van Loan School of Professional Studies.

Single parents achieve their academic goals through support from Endicott College Van Loan School of Professional Studies in Boston.

Endicott College’s strength & conditioning program focuses on the long-term development and performance of Endicott’s student-athletes.

It’s partnerships like the one that exists between the Endicott Athletics Department and Endicott College Television (ECTV) that highlight the College’s commitment to experiential learning.

Endicott seniors Meg Power and Jack Sutherland have been named Team IMPACT Fellows for the 2020–21 academic year, becoming the first-ever Gulls to do so.

Connect your legacy to your lifelong values for the benefit of future generations.

Endicott’s faculty and staff are highly philanthropic—with 70% making at least one gift during the 2018–19 and 2019—20 fiscal years.

Newly-established Wings Fund provides crucial funds for students affected by the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus.