With help from the Colin and Erika Angle Center for Entrepreneurship, Casey Arnold ’14 launched a startup to give people their caffeine jolt—the New England way.

Wellness entrepreneurs Emily Skoniecki ’04 and Julianna Curtis ’08 have a lock on the North Shore’s spin and barre circuit.

Endicott has produced quite a group of innovative alumni brewers operating in both Massachusetts and Maine.

New design professor Juan Carlos Morales wants to push Endicott students out of their comfort zones while also taking some creative risks himself.

International education at Endicott is growing, thanks to increased student interest in travel, key new hires, and strong global partnerships.

Now that Endicott’s undergraduate success has bloomed into an increasingly respected reputation, the time has come for the College’s graduate programs to step into the spotlight they deserve.

Two groundbreaking philanthropic gifts invigorate the College’s commitment to community.

A revamped, renamed Interfaith Chapel is on the way, with even more programming and events to follow.

Endicott’s new comfort dog, Gary, is the result of forward-thinking, hard work, and a history of dogs on campus.

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.

Through his academic pursuits, Usman Yousaf ’16 M’19 is reaching the goals his parents set for him years ago.

Three soon-to-be graduates were inspired to further their education to promote advocacy amongst various populations.

Since graduating from Endicott, Hannah Merritt ’20 M’21, Brittany Kane ’11, and Mariana Pabon ’18 have found career success at national sports organizations.

Golf, baseball, softball—the Gulls are flying high after several championship wins.

Several teams brought home the glory for Endicott, proving that it’s always a great day to be a Gull.

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.