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12/13/2021
- Students
Feeling the Finals Crunch? Help is Here
Finals are on the way and it’s crunch time—but it’s still not too late to get last-minute help thanks to tutoring services, later library hours, and even therapy dogs.
12/03/2021
- College News
Festival of Lights Returns to Endicott
The beloved Festival of Lights returned to campus bigger and brighter after a pause in 2020.
11/23/2021
- College News
The Mental Side of Movement
When Endicott reopened to students in September 2020, the College knew the importance of keeping the Post Sport Science & Fitness Center open as well.
11/18/2021
- Arts and Culture
The Healing Arts
Hailey-Jade Araujo ’22 blends her love for art with Native culture in a new exhibition honoring Native American Heritage Month.
11/18/2021
- College News
Inside 'The Amazing Women’s Club'
A new exhibit by Simone Salvo chronicles the life and artistic legacy of her grandmother, June Southworth, a lifelong artist who nurtured women artists on the North Shore.
11/15/2021
- Students
New Wellness Center Focuses on Students' Holistic Health
Once separated into two different offices, the Health Center and the Counseling Center have merged into the Wellness Center, which focuses on the holistic health of the student.
11/09/2021
- Campus Happenings
A Mindful Mission
Gail Cantor, Endicott’s Director of Spiritual Life, sees a bigger role for mindfulness and meditation on campus—pandemic or not.
11/08/2021
- Campus Happenings
A Moveable Feast
The Intercultural Club and the Office of International Education hosted international students for Global Village, an annual celebration of global culture and cuisine.
10/14/2021
- Faculty and Staff
The Angle Center Fuels Up Again
With the retirement of its former director, the Angle Center for Entrepreneurship is once again ramping up and expanding its community reach, thanks to new Director Gina Deschamps and Graduate Assistant Will Genaway.
10/12/2021
- College News
Students See a Different Side of Salem in El Punto
Last week, approximately 30 Endicott students headed to Salem’s El Punto neighborhood to create a winter clothing closet for its residents, many of whom are first-generation immigrants and families experiencing poverty.
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