Through the intertwined lives of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucy Stone, and Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, author Charlotte Gordon reveals the overlooked truths—and tensions—behind a pivotal chapter in American history.

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.

Gulls are finding entrepreneurial success through the power of social media, redefining what it means to be successful and have a thriving career in the influencer era.

Celia Mastromattei ’24 is living her dream working for the Boston Celtics, a role she landed through her senior internship. Her story is just one of many alumni successes highlighting the transformative power of experiential learning and the strength of the Endicott alumni network—what we proudly call the Endicott Experiential Edge.

Endicott continues to strengthen its Digital Media program, training students in traditional journalism reporting while preparing them to become multimedia storytellers who push limits.

Endicott’s new Assistant Professor of TV and Film Production on being an avid runner, why he became a filmmaker, and the top item on his bucket list.

The nursing profession was thrust into the spotlight during the COVID-19 pandemic, but challenges and shortages still remain. Now, with the opening of Endicott College’s new Cummings School of Nursing & Health Sciences, new leadership with Dean Amy Smith, and stellar state-of-the-art resources, Endicott is now at the forefront of nursing education.

Endicott’s Colin and Erika Angle Center for Entrepreneurship is making it possible for everyone to be an entrepreneur—business major or not.

New technologies like ChatGPT are changing the game—but, instead of shunning them, Endicott professors are teaching students how to leverage these powerful tools for good, and how to be more media literate in the process.