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01/05/2022
- College News
Endicott Students Hack to Combat Police Violence
A team of Endicott computer science majors recently entered and won their first hackathon by developing a cutting-edge prototype for ALive, an app for witnessing and documenting police violence.
12/27/2021
- College News
The Photos that Captured 2021
A look back at some of the defining moments across Endicott College’s campus in 2021, as captured by Endicott photographers.
12/21/2021
- College News
The Beekeeping Club is Making Campus Sweeter
With the help of Dean Mark Towner (right) and Director of Career Services Kate Chroust, Olivia Mersicano ’22 (left) founded Endicott’s Beekeeping Club, bringing honey and the College’s newest (and tiniest) members to campus.
12/20/2021
- College News
The Spirit of the Holidays—At Home and Abroad
For Endicott’s international community, the holiday season offers a chance to try something new.
12/14/2021
- Students
From Endicott to Ireland: Student Reflections on Living and Working Abroad
When Abigail Scott ’22 took an internship in Dublin, she fell for the food, people, and Ireland’s famously beautiful landscapes.
12/03/2021
- College News
Festival of Lights Returns to Endicott
The beloved Festival of Lights returned to campus bigger and brighter after a pause in 2020.
11/23/2021
- College News
The Mental Side of Movement
When Endicott reopened to students in September 2020, the College knew the importance of keeping the Post Sport Science & Fitness Center open as well.
11/19/2021
- Alumni
Shop Local & Alumni-Owned this Holiday Season
Endicott College’s alumni-owned businesses can help you cross off your holiday to-do list. Check out this list to see how these entrepreneurs can make your holiday season merry and bright!
11/19/2021
- Campus Happenings
A Legend in the Baking
Pastry chef Ed Charest is always whipping up something magical for the Endicott community, including his famous whoopie pies. And, yes, the recipe is included.
11/18/2021
- College News
Inside 'The Amazing Women’s Club'
A new exhibit by Simone Salvo chronicles the life and artistic legacy of her grandmother, June Southworth, a lifelong artist who nurtured women artists on the North Shore.