Press Releases

In a celebration Monday night at Suffolk University, it was announced that Endicott College students completed the most hours of community service during the second annual Boston-area college Community Service Challenge.

Students who will be entering grades 9-12 in the fall and who are interested in creative writing are encouraged to apply for a summer workshop featuring sessions on poetry, fiction, screenwriting, playwriting, humor writing, and young adult writing. Participants will work closely with esteemed Endicott faculty members.

Endicott College Radio (EC Radio) celebrates the grand opening of its new studio and first-ever permanent home with a visit from guest speaker and beloved Boston radio personality Julie Kramer.

Regional technology executives, students, and others will gather for the fourth annual installment of the North Shore Technology Council’s (NSTC) annual research series.

Endicott College visual artists and the Endicott Repertory Dance Ensemble present a visual/dance production investigating the Anthropogenic epoch as a transformative time in history—one that recognizes significant human impact on the Earth.

With an array of international fine wines, local craft beers, and award-winning cheese served with artisan bread, tens of thousands of dollars will be raised at the 10th annual Endicott College School of Hospitality Management Scholarship Wine, Cheese, and Beer Tasting.

Endicott College will cut ribbons on the brand-new Wax Academic Center, the new home of its Van Loan School of Graduate & Professional Studies, and on an expansion to the Ginger Judge Science Center.

Endicott College alumnae in leadership roles at ESPN and Hubspot will be joined by other female leaders from Manulife and Into the Light in presenting at the college’s fourth annual Changemakers Conference.

In a sign of its dedication to sustainability, Endicott College is expanding Earth Day into “Earth Month,” with three events that are free and open to the public, starting with the Earth Day Festival on April 13.

The next game-changing business may well be born at Endicott College’s fifth annual Spark Tank, a competition in which students compete for a total of $15,000 in startup capital to launch their most promising ideas.