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A Banner Year for the Gulls
Up until NCAA sports were cancelled in March due to COVID-19, every Endicott varsity program competed in its respective conference championship—an extraordinarily rare accomplishment.
Club Sports Make a Name for Themselves at The Nest
Providing a competitive alternative to the traditional NCAA sponsored varsity programs, Endicott’s club sports have achieved some truly incredible things over the past few years.
An Entrepreneurial Spirit Leads Double Gull Oscar Moore to Create His Own Career Path
Oscar Moore ’13 M’14 chose to pass on a corporate job opportunity to start Door of Clubs, a company whose mission he believes in.
Create Your Endicott College Legacy Today
Connect your legacy to your lifelong values for the benefit of future generations.
Author and Alumna Nikki McQueen A’88 Applauds Prior Learning Assessment
It’s been more than 30 years since alumna Nikki McQueen ’88 graduated with her associate degree in Advertising and Photography from Endicott College—and much to her own surprise, she’s just returned to earn her bachelor’s degree.
Virtual Reunion Brings Gulls Together in the Age of COVID-19
When the much-anticipated annual Reunion Weekend event was forced to pivot to virtual programming, the alumni office made a vow to provide a gathering for all classes to come together. What resulted was a joyous weekend.
Real-World Learning: Online Programs With Heart
Even before COVID-19 caused college disruptions, the Van Loan School was offering associate and bachelor’s degrees online—with engaging experiential learning at the core.
Pandemic Silver Linings
Providing expertise and working the front lines, faculty, students, and alumni prove to be a silver lining during the spread of COVID-19.
Tip of the Cap to the Class of 2020
The coronavirus global pandemic sidelined Commencement this past spring, but Endicott College remains committed to bringing graduates and loved ones back to Beverly for the celebration they deserve.
Why We Give Back
Endicott’s faculty and staff are highly philanthropic—with 70% making at least one gift during the 2018–19 and 2019—20 fiscal years.