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Once a Gull, always a Gull!💙💚Congratulations to Will ‘21 M‘22 and Emily (Parker) Diezemann ‘21 M‘23!

A new international study co-authored by Endicott College researchers found that strong doctor-patient relationships can directly improve physical health outcomes. Published in Patient Education and Counseling, the research analyzed data from more than 18,000 patients and reinforces the powerful role empathy and communication play in healthcare.

Study Co-Authored by Endicott Researchers Finds Strong Doctor-Patient Relationships Improve Health Outcomes | Endicott College The findings from Endicott faculty and alumni provide new evidence that the human connection remains a powerful force in modern healthcare.

ICYMI: What began as a family photoshoot during the pandemic became something much bigger for photographer and Endicott alumna Ruby Wallace-Ewing ’15. Through “The Goddess Project,” Wallace-Ewing is traveling across the country, celebrating women over 70 and ensuring their stories, strength, and spirit are seen.

Celebrating the Goddesses Among Us What started as a family photoshoot during the pandemic evolved int...

At 60 years old, Lorinda Visnick M’23 walked into the Massachusetts State House not as a visitor, but as an intern. Surrounded by students decades younger, she embraced the challenge of starting over with curiosity and determination. Today, those experiences shape her work as Beverly’s Ward 6 School Committee Representative as she continues pursuing her Ph.D. at UMass Boston.

Gulls With Grit celebrates the resilience and determination of our community. Learn more: www.endicott.edu/gulls-with-grit

Gulls with Grit: Lorinda Visnick M’23 At 60 years old, Lorinda walked into the Massachusetts State House ...

Endicott College President Bryan Cain, Ph.D., has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the New England Council, one of the region’s leading organizations shaping conversations around workforce development, innovation, and economic growth across the six New England states.

Bryan Cain Appointed to New England Council Board of Directors | Endicott College Endicott College President Bryan Cain, Ph.D., has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the New England Council, joining regional leaders from some of New England’s most respected organizations.

Luxury cars. Oceanfront views. One unforgettable summer weekend. 🚘🌊 The Misselwood Concours d’Elegance returns to Endicott July 17–19, honoring automotive icon Ernie Boch Jr. while bringing together collectors and enthusiasts from across North America—all in support of Inspire Scholarships for first-generation students.

Endicott College to Host 16th Annual Misselwood Concours d’Elegance | Endicott College The celebrated automotive showcase returns to Endicott’s historic oceanfront estate July 17–19, 2026.

Wishing you a happy Saturday from Gary! 🐶

💙 PROUD TO BE A GULL 💚

For the fourth straight year, Endicott baseball showed the NCAA Division III world what it means to wear the Blue and Green—playing with heart, grit, and integrity every step of the way. We are beyond proud of this team for making history with a national runner-up finish, the best in varsity athletics history. Led by Head Coach Bryan Haley, the Gulls made an unforgettable run to the national championship series.

⏳ Time is running out! ⏳

Tomorrow is the final day to register for Endicott College’s Young Writers Workshop and Young Journalists Workshop, taking place June 23–26. From poetry and fiction to journalism and digital storytelling, students entering grades 8–12 will spend four days creating, collaborating, and learning from published authors, award-winning journalists, and Endicott faculty on our oceanfront campus.

Young Writers Workshop | Endicott College Over four days, participants will immerse themselves in an intensive creative environment, developing new work, refining their craft, and engaging in thoughtful conversations about writing with accomplished faculty and fellow young storytellers.

After losing his father in 2019, Kyle Ando ’26 found support, purpose, and a new path at Endicott. Through lacrosse, a life-changing study tour in Japan, and a rewarding internship in Beverly, the exercise science major discovered his passion for patient care and plans to pursue nursing after graduation. Now, he hopes to make the same kind of impact his father made on others—in his own way.

Marlborough Student Turns Family Loss Into Nursing Path A Marlborough student at Endicott College is turning grief, family history and hands-on experience into a path toward nursing.