Madison Schulman

2 months ago | endicott.edu | Madison Schulman

Set to the electric and iconic music of The Go-Go’s, Endicott’s new Mainstage production Head Over Heels follows the journey of a royal family as they try to save their kingdom from losing its “beat” (as in, “We Got The Beat”). The musical comedy, which ran on Broadway from 2018 to 2019, features various characters in the LGBTQ+ community and is a contemporary spin on Sir Philip Sidney’s 16th-century The Countess of Pembroke’s Arcadia.

2 months ago | endicott.edu | Madison Schulman

Every summer during her childhood, Emma Cyr ’24 flew across the country from her home in Minnesota to visit her grandparents in Connecticut. That's how she developed a passion for travel, which continued with family trips and even solo trips. But no matter where she went, she always stayed in hotels. On her solo adventures, Cyr never felt alone. Chatting with front desk staff and housekeepers at accommodations, she made connections and felt safe in her surroundings.

Dec 10, 2024 | endicott.edu | Madison Schulman

Ryan Childress ’26 at beautiful Crystal Bay in Bali, and him scuba diving in a coral reef off of Nusa Penida. Brooke Rameaka ’26 in front of the historic Tower of London, and a view of the Duomo in Florence. Vera Campaz ’26 by stunning Lake Como in Italy, and a visit to the festively decorated Temple Bar in Ireland.

Dec 6, 2024 | endicott.edu | Madison Schulman |Sarah Sweeney

By: Madison Schulman & Sarah SweeneyFollowing Sergeant Jeremy Cole’s tragic death, the Endicott community has united to honor his remarkable legacy through shared memories. The stories submitted by students, faculty, and staff offer a glimpse into the warmth, humor, and dedication that defined J. Cole’s time at Endicott. From laughter-filled interactions to extraordinary acts of kindness, these heartfelt stories highlight his profound impact on everyone he met. J.

Nov 13, 2024 | endicott.edu | Madison Schulman

By: Madison SchulmanDaniel Quitério ’03 didn’t grow up surrounded by the glitter and glam of theater stages or the catchy melodies of show tunes. Although his hometown of Ludlow, Mass., had a community theater, he never participated in or even attended a performance during his childhood. But when he arrived at Endicott College, the curtain on his love for theater and the world of Broadway began to rise.