By Avi Aronson Visual and Performing Arts student Avi Aronson will be bringing us regular updates from the Center for the Arts. Read below for his first installment – with so many amazing events going on, there will be plenty more to come! _______________ If you want to learn how to shoot a long range … Read more
Endicott Junior Pieter Bednar is the head delegate for Endicott’s Model United Nations (MUN) team. He studies Sport Management and has lived overseas his whole life. Pieter has been participating in MUN for 8 years, and this is his 14th MUN conference.
Read on for Pieter’s man-on-the-ground account of the Model UN Conference , which took place last week in Boston. Read more
We’re proud of our student-run campus newspaper, The Observer, and all they’ve been doing recently to make it a very quality publication. Here’s an example of some of the new articles they’ll be running – local restaurant reviews. Consider it your sneak peek of what’s to come! Dungeon Dining at Salem’s Red LuLu Restaurant … Read more
More and more students are finding jobs and internship opportunities by utilizing social media sites like Linkedin.com. Dan Sullivan ( Class of 2011) was especially successful in making the website work for him leading up to his graduation last spring. Read on to hear Dan’s story – his success might just inspire you to try something new in your hunt for a job or internship. Read more
Let’s assume that all 2,279 of our full-time traditional undergraduate students traveled home for the holidays. How far did they go? Read more for some interesting statistics! Read more
Harry Potter has come to Endicott! Next Fall, Professor Rich Nastasi will be teaching LST377 – Critical Perspectives in Harry Potter (or, as Professor Nastasi likes to call it, The Course that Lived Come to Die). While the Potter fan in us is quite excited about this class, the literary student will be busy as well. Read more
I have to admit, I was caught a bit off guard when asked to take on the Editor-in-Chief position of the Endicott Observer this year—I had only been a part of the school newspaper staff for one short year prior, and let’s just say I was far from my journalistic prime. I quickly had to go from the quiet freshman, timid and unsure of her writing skills, to the main voice of each Tuesday night meeting. In over my head? Just a tad. Read more
We’ve had a great response on campus to several recent articles put out by the Boston Globe on our groundbreaking Keys to Degrees program, designed to allow single parents to participate in the full college experience by living on a campus that supports their needs and the needs of their child. Take a look below to see some photos of our current students and hear about their experiences in the Keys to Degrees program. Read more
Which major at Endicott has the most students? Which major has the highest percentage of males or females enrolled? Here are a few tidbits of our current student body’s fields of study that might surprise you. Read more
By Kaleigh Kopacz, Endicott Junior Every year 15,700 Americans die from homicide. 43,400 die from motor vehicle accidents. There is a perception that our healthcare systems are the safest and best in the world, but take another look at this fact and think again: up to 98,000 die from preventable medical errors. Most of these … Read more
