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Studying abroad in Italy gave Megan Donahue ’25 the confidence to build a screenwriting career. After a rigorous semester-long New York Film Academy internship, she’s now finished her first screenplay.

Endicott College and the Massachusetts National Guard have partnered to launch the Military and Academic Partnership Pathways for Success (MAPPS) program, providing tuition benefits and academic support to Guard members and their families.

From unforgettable campus events to a new mascot, this collection of photos captures the spirit, achievements, and memories that defined the Endicott community over the past year. Take a look back at 24 moments that made 2024 extraordinary.

As we flip the calendar to a new year, many of us set goals for self-improvement—but could your expectations about success or failure actually determine the outcome? Endicott’s Distinguished Professor of Psychology John Kelley weighs in.

Beantrust is brewing more than coffee this holiday season—it’s brewing community and cheer! Founded by Erik Modahl and deeply connected to Endicott, the café shares a mission of cultivating community—and has become a cherished hub where students, staff, and locals gather to share a cup of joy.

From Australia’s sun-kissed shores to Ireland’s lush landscapes, Gulls have spent the semester immersing themselves in vibrant cultures and creating memories that will last a lifetime. As their study abroad journeys come to an end, they reflect on the transformative experiences that have reshaped their worldviews and broadened their horizons.

A pair of transformational experiences in Italy set early childhood education major Mia Ray ’26, a classically trained singer, down a path that harmonizes her love of music, movement, and teaching into a future dedicated to inspiring and empowering young learners.

As he prepares for a new role at the University of Pittsburgh, Associate Vice President and Dean of Students Marlin Nabors sat down to reflect on the transformative power of college life, the importance of fostering personal connections, and the lessons he’s learned at the Nest.

Jeremy Cole was more than a Department of Public Safety member—he was a true pillar of the Endicott community. Whether helping students through tough moments, sharing jokes, or simply being a friendly face on campus, his warmth, humor, and kindness left a lasting impact on everyone he met.

Gulls are mourning the loss of Sergeant Jeremy Cole, a beloved officer and 15-year member of the Campus Public Safety Department. Affectionately known as “J. Cole,” he touched countless lives through his unwavering dedication and kindness.