2016

It’s a popular activity to ‘go green’ on Earth Day, April 19, to show positive efforts of conservation and preservation. We’re going further, embracing the year-round commitment to environmentalism that Endicott values and stretching special events to the entire month of April, or ‘Earth Month’.

Endicott College is pleased to present “Chickenarama,” a performance installation by legendary feminist artist Linda Mary Montano and global public artist Ed Woodham.

Endicott College will host the Modern Band Project, featuring Northbound Band and Briana O’Reilly.

Endicott College will host Fridays in the Rose: Faculty and Student Recital, as a part of its Fridays in the Rose series in the Rose Performance Hall in the Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts

Annual Business Plan Pitch Event

Energy Summit and Bike Drive Planned for the Campus

Meghan Parks, a senior enrolled in the Physical Education Teacher Licensure Program, has been selected by MAHPERD (Massachusetts Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance) as a recipient of one of the five 2016 MAHPERD Outstanding Future Professional awards. These students have demonstrated dedication to the Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance profession and have made significant contributions to their college and community. These outstanding students will be recognized Sunday, April 10th, at the MAHPERD annual awards banquet.

Dad and Mom: Art Giving Life/Linda Mary Montano and Ed Woodham

Five children from Beverly will perform in Endicott College’s Mainstage Production of The Wizard of Oz. Charlotte Crichton, 9, Nathan Moore-Lai, 12, Paris Barrett O’Brien, 13, Vannessa Wiederhold, 9, and Victoria Wiederhold, 7

Three children from Marblehead will perform in Endicott College’s Mainstage Production of The Wizard of Oz. Ila Bumagin, 9, Aidan Eager, 8, and Amelia Eager, 11