Student Life

Gulls, as you prepare for Move-In Day, consider adding these dorm-essentials to your list of things to bring with you to the Nest!

Endicott College's Van Loan School of Professional Studies hosts monthly virtual parent cafes for its students, allowing the members of our student community who are also parents to learn and socialize together while also learning about the resources provided by the College and its partners.

Erin Brophy ’22 gains a different perspective on sustainability while studying abroad in Madrid.

Two researchers advocate for higher education institutions to harness the strengths of its veteran student populations, while also balancing the conversations regarding this population.

DREAM chapters, like the one at Endicott College, are focused on core mission areas including: disability rights, education, activism, and mentoring. Endicott members provide support and mentorship to all students on campus in an inclusive manner.

This past spring, COVID-19 threw us for a loop as students, faculty, staff, and everyone around the globe had their lives disrupted. One of the many issues that came to light during this pandemic is food insecurity—throughout the globe, but more specifically locally on the North Shore.

Endicott's Director of Spiritual Life, Rev. Dr. Gail Cantor, explains how her department and the community at large can provide pathways for our students to meet a variety of challenges.

As many 2020 events have done, this year’s Endicott College Homecoming & Family Weekend has gone virtual. This “Homecoming at Home” features virtual gatherings and presentations meant to bring the community together from the comfort of our own homes. Join us!

Follow these suggestions to help keep Endicott College’s three private beaches pristine for future generations of Gulls, and our local shoreline beautiful.

Arguably one of the trickiest parts of planning a safe return to our Endicott College campus has been housing. Assistant Director of Housing Operations Corie Quill has been one of the preeminent figures helping to make sure that transition is smooth and comfortable for all.

When the threat of the coronavirus (COVID-19) first sent students, faculty, and staff away from campus and toward remote learning certain people remained behind—the essentials. For instance, employees like Timothy Langlois, Endicott College’s Executive Chef through Sodexo kept the College fed.

The mental health of our Endicott College population is and has always been, an important consideration whether we are in the middle of an academic year or during the summer break. However, this year has presented new student stressors and has given our Counseling Center an opportunity to be there for them in a whole different way.