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11/17/2022 - Internships and Careers

Studying Abroad in Spain? Here’s Your Guide to Madrid

Thinking about studying abroad in Madrid? Here's a guide to what to see, eat, and do.

11/17/2022 - Students

Checking Countries Off the Bucket List

We’re following three Endicott students as they complete internships and study abroad experiences across the globe. In this third installment, learn about different countries the students have traveled to, and how they’re acclimating to their host countries.

Single Parent Services Luncheon at Endicott

11/14/2022 - Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging

Helping Single Parents Get Ahead

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

11/10/2022 - College News

Endicott Recognized in 2023 Green Colleges Report

The Princeton Review’s 2023 Green Colleges Report celebrates Endicott’s work in sustainability, including its new solar initiatives.

11/10/2022 - Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging

Sean Ellis Talks Prison Reform, Netflix, and Healing at Endicott

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.

11/04/2022 - Campus Happenings

Wearing Red: Celebrating Native American Heritage Month at Endicott

This month, SURJ and the Center for Belonging & Inclusion are hosting several events which honor the cultures, histories, and contributions of Native Americans.

11/02/2022 - College News

Paving the Way for Future Nurses

With a gift to Spread Your Wings: The Campaign for Endicott College, Trustee Ayune Michel ’72 is helping pave the way for fellow nursing students.

11/01/2022 - Internships and Careers

A Super Connected Internship

For Emily Doane ’23, a change in majors coincided with a transformational internship right here on campus with the men’s soccer team.

10/27/2022 - Arts and Culture

Where Fantasy and Reality Collide

She Kills Monsters, opening November 3 at the Manninen Center for the Arts, uses the classic tabletop game Dungeons & Dragons to tell the story of Agnes Evans, a woman who loses her parents and sister in a car accident.