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11/03/2023 - Academics

Sharing their Stories: The Soldiers of Reading, Mass.

With her senior thesis and passion project, Reading’s Boys, Autumn Hendrickson ’24 is on a mission to share the tales and lives of soldiers from her hometown in an upcoming book series.

10/30/2023 - Internships & Careers

Sine, Cosine, Three Cheers for 3.14159

Erin McDermott ’24 isn’t afraid to solve problems—in math class or on the field.

10/20/2023 - Students

Dancing Out of the Nest and Into TD Garden

With a new season for the Boston Celtics underway, Steven O’Connor ’22 is once again taking his smooth moves to center court as a rookie captain and performer with the Celtics Dancers.

10/11/2023 - Students

A Mission to Demystify Healthcare

First-generation college student Devora Nolasco wants to reduce disparities in healthcare with a career in nursing.

10/05/2023 - Students

Spreading the La Chanterelle Love, One Reservation at a Time

La Chanterelle’s new graduate assistants Nick Giunta and Alivia Burke are prioritizing education, seasonality, and service while getting ready for the next step in their careers.

10/03/2023 - Students

Off They Go Again

From Italy to Turks and Caicos, we’re following five Endicott students as they complete internships and study abroad experiences across the globe, immersing in new cultures along the way.

09/29/2023 - Students

Meet These Twin Talking Heads

Men’s volleyball players and twin brothers Mason Mallory ’23 and Vance Mallory ’23 are sharing the spotlight as student broadcasters for the women’s volleyball team.

Marketing and advertising major Lauren Valentino ’26 is savoring every opportunity at Endicott as she works toward being her own boss.

09/13/2023 - Students

A Legacy in the Making

Marketing and advertising major Lauren Valentino ’26 is savoring every opportunity at Endicott as she works toward being her own boss.

08/11/2023 - Students

Transitioning to College: 5 Things Parents and Guardians Should Know

Moving your student into Endicott College for the first time can be emotional, but we’ve rounded up five tips that parents and guardians should know to help ease the process.