Eat. Sleep. Sports. Repeat. For Mark Lepage, it’s more than a meme or mantra—it’s the playbook that led to his dream job in college athletics.

With a gift as vibrant as her personality, Jinny McCoy ’66 has forever changed Endicott’s learning landscape.

As a creative strategist for Boston-based Isenberg Projects, Liz Woodward ’16 facilitates community engagement through thoughtful and flexible public spaces.

What started as a student-led drama club nearly two decades ago has evolved into one of Endicott’s most vibrant academic and artistic communities. With a focus on collaboration, career readiness, and cultivating confidence, the theater program prepares students for life both on stage and beyond—spotlight optional.

Hushed no more. 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.

Through their unique journeys and dynamic leadership styles, recently-appointed Deans Julie Kenny Calzini and Paige Williams are set to make a lasting impact on the future of education and the arts at Endicott, furthering the College’s legacy of innovation and diversity in leadership.

With support from the Inspire Scholarship and a campus culture prioritizing connection, Endicott’s first-generation college students are turning personal challenges into powerful motivation to succeed.

Professor Emeritus Melvin Mansion has dedicated over 50 years to Endicott College, transforming his classrooms into lively centers of learning, laughter, and personal growth. But he’s more than just a professor—he’s the legend who helped build the very foundation of the College.

Driven by faculty, staff, and students across departments, Endicott has launched a holistic and community-wide effort to prioritize mental health in every Gull.

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.

Emmy Award-winning ESPN Lead Video Editor Rachel Pearson ’08 is revolutionizing sports media by amplifying women’s sports and queer representation.

In 2024, Women’s sports dominated—thanks, in part, to some of the sports industry’s best and brightest broadcast journalists, videographers, editors, and multimedia reporters who graduated from the Nest.