Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging

Set to the music of The Go-Go’s, Endicott College’s new Mainstage production, Head Over Heels, is a fun and high-energy show that highlights LGBTQ+ inclusivity and the importance of being yourself.

This year, Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer Brandi Johnson got married, opened the new Center for Belonging, and that’s only the beginning.

In a powerful and interactive talk, actor, writer, and poet Monti Washington provided insight on stereotypes, biases, and how you don’t know someone’s story just by looking at them.

Endicott’s grassroots approach to celebrating Black History Month involves groups all over campus and beyond.

As Boston plans to unveil a massive bronze sculpture commemorating the life of Martin Luther King Jr., we spoke with Associate Professor of History Elizabeth Matelski about the civil rights pioneer and the profound impact of public art.

This year’s Festival of Lights was a celebration of the holidays, community, and the “bright lights” among us.

Endicott’s Single Parent Services is empowering a new generation of parent scholars to pursue a college degree.

In a powerful talk, Sean Ellis of Netflix’s Trial 4 discussed his harrowing and decades-long fight to clear his name after being wrongfully convicted of murder.

Don’t miss these four fun events celebrating this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month.

With a new academic year underway, a new era for diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging is poised to transform Endicott.