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Endicott photography student Jaedyn Shock ’27 turned a chance encounter with renowned photographer Jim Wright into an unforgettable internship, including the opportunity to assist on a New York City cover shoot featuring actress Alfre Woodard. The experience gave Shock a firsthand look at the world of professional photography, valuable industry connections, and a new perspective on her future career.

A Shot Worth Taking | Endicott College Endicott College student Jaedyn Shock ’27 spent the summer putting her photography skills to work alongside renowned photographer Jim Wright, gaining industry experience and a front-row seat to an AARP Magazine cover shoot featuring actress Alfre Woodard.

On Sunday, November 8, Endicott College will host the Beverly 400+ Educational Powwow at Naumkeag, featuring an afternoon of traditional Native American dance, drumming, storytelling, crafts, and opportunities for all ages to learn and participate. Presented with Beverly 400+ and the Ohketeau Cultural Center, the free, family-friendly event runs from noon to 5 p.m. and is open to the public.

Endicott College to Host Beverly 400+ Educational Powwow | Endicott College Endicott College will welcome the community to campus on Sunday, November 8, for the Beverly 400+ Educational Powwow at Naumkeag, a free, family-friendly celebration of Indigenous culture, history, and community.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and National Book Award-winning author M. Gessen is coming to Endicott! On Thursday, November 5, Gessen will join Endicott Associate Professor Brittany Perham for “The Personal and the Political,” a conversation exploring writing, power, family, identity, and lived experience. Presented by Endicott’s Tadler Center for the Humanities, the event begins at 5 p.m. in Cleary Lecture Hall, with tickets free and open to the public.

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist M. Gessen to Speak at Endicott College | Endicott College Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and National Book Award-winning author M. Gessen, one of the foremost contemporary writers on democracy, authoritarianism, and human rights, will visit Endicott College on Thursday, November 5, 2026, for “The Personal and the Political: A Conversation about Writin...

A little extra sparkle for the Nest 💎 Endicott College has been named a 2027 “Hidden Gem” by College Raptor, recognizing colleges that stand out for strong academics, student outcomes, and overall value. Coming on the heels of our rise to No. 19 among Regional Universities North in the 2027 U.S. News & World Report rankings, the College continues to make its mark.

Endicott College Named a 2027 College Raptor 'Hidden Gem' | Endicott College Endicott College has been named a 2027 “Hidden Gem” by College Raptor, a college planning platform that helps students and families identify colleges based on academic fit, affordability, and other factors.

Coming soon to campus: peak fall foliage 🍂🍁 We can't wait to see the Nest covered in beautiful shades of orange, red, and gold.

Have a great weekend, Gulls!💙 💚

A little Homecoming & Reunion Concert photo dump 📸🎶 Our talented Gulls took the stage and brought the energy! 💚💙

📸: Jonah Bean ’28

G-U-L-L-S. Need we say more? 💙 💚

From Bentonville, Ark., to the Nest, Vanessa Hurley ’27 has made getting involved a major part of her Endicott experience. Now, as SGA President, she’s bringing that same energy to campus by connecting with fellow Gulls, championing student ideas, and helping turn feedback into action.

Leading With Purpose | Endicott College What’s ahead for the Student Government Association at Endicott College? President Vanessa Hurley ’27 shares her goals for the year, the experiences that have shaped her, and her advice for making the most of your time at the Nest.

Some came back to the Nest after 25 years. Others, after 70. And despite a nor’easter, Gulls of every generation made this Homecoming & Reunion Weekend one to remember. From old memories revisited to big wins and beloved Endicott traditions, there was no shortage of reasons to celebrate being a Gull.

Whatever the Weather, Gulls Still Flock Together | Endicott College Pouring rain, high winds, and a nor’easter couldn’t keep the Gulls down. Homecoming & Reunion Weekend carried on as alumni returned after decades away, families reunited with their Gulls, and the Endicott College community made the most of a stormy weekend at the Nest.