Students News

Communications/advertising majors Gabriella Amaral ’26 and Anna Otis ’26 dedicated their summers to gaining valuable experience in the advertising industry, embarking on internships in Gloucester and Boston to expand their skills.

For the 18th season, the Salem Jazz and Soul Festival blew festive tunes throughout the Salem Willows, celebrating the city’s historic connection to jazz and soul music. For his summer internship, Endicott College psychology major Danny Marczewski ’27 was part of the team that made it come alive.

The Endicott community helped celebrate 10 years of the viral fundraiser, championed by the late Pete Frates and his mother, Trustee Nancy Frates.

Convocation marked the start of a new chapter at Endicott College, with faculty and administration sending a powerful message to the Class of 2028 about finding their voice and joining a larger conversation about current events.

With over 150,000 followers on TikTok, Vivienne Sayers O’Callaghan is sharing her Irish heritage with New York City and the world—thanks, in part, to her experience at Endicott College.

Sydney Williams ’27 and Matthew Wright ’26 traded the prospect of cubicle life and coffee runs for compost and carrot tops while interning as fieldhands at Ramblin Roots Market Garden in Wenham, Mass. this summer.

More than 1,700 students have been named to the Spring 2024 Dean’s List, a recognition that honors Gulls who have demonstrated exceptional academic achievement and dedication.

Kelly O’Donnell ’24 and Olivia Cafarelli ’25 were part of a group of Gulls that embarked on a dream trip to Japan, funded by a Freeman Foundation grant. They engaged in culturally immersive internships, tackling real-world business challenges with Japanese organizations, enriching their academic journeys, and solidifying their professional aspirations.

Joy enveloped the Nest as more than 1,000 Gulls graduated at Endicott’s 84th Commencement on May 18, and Commencement speaker Chris Christie, former governor of New Jersey, encouraged graduates to get off their phones and start living face-to-face.

Commencement is marked by family, fanfare, and, often, a hard-fought journey to the finish line. But for most graduates, the journey is only beginning. Here’s a look at where a handful of Gulls are headed next.