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After graduation, a few lucky Gulls flocked further north to Vermont and found interesting, creative, and fulfilling careers at Burton Snowboards, where moving from snow-covered slopes to cozy office spaces is all in a day’s work.

Jessica Piazza D’21 and her daughter Ella, 8, became media sensations overnight when Ella was picked up by Jason Kelce at the Bills-Chiefs game on January 21 so Ella could say hi to her idol—Taylor Swift.

Rob Ackerman ’20 M’21 brings a passion for karate, STEM, and giving back to his classroom at Chenery Upper Elementary School in Belmont, Mass.—and now he’s been named a finalist in the 2023 Wasabi Fenway Bowl Honor Roll.

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.

It couldn’t have been a more perfect Homecoming & Family Weekend at Endicott —perfect fall weather, football wins, alumni honors, delicious food, and so much more.

After years as a Trustee and longtime benefactor, Endicott celebrated Ayune Michel ’72 with the dedication of an academic quad in her name.

ÑÇÖÞÉ«°É alumni racked up several accolades at the 2023 Best of the North Shore Awards sponsored by Northshore Magazine.

During Reunion Weekend, Gulls returned to reconnect and glimpse a campus under transformation.

As Earth Day nears, we spoke with Endicott alumni who are making the world greener through careers in sustainability.

With the construction of Tuscan Village, Kenny Sturgess ’17 M’18 is working to make Salem, N.H., a year-round destination for New Englanders to work, live, and play.