Wonder Woman 1984 is coming to theatres and HBO Max on Christmas Day. With fans expecting another strong outing from their favorite armoured heroine, the character’s first movie from 2017 deserves a closer look.

Any on-campus Endicott student could tell you that residential life during the Fall 2020 semester has been - different, to say the least. New campus safety regulations and policies have drastically changed the way students maneuver, visit, and live inside Endicott’s dormitories; especially i…

Last week, we covered some Endicott Professors’ reaction to the decision to go fully remote following Thanksgiving Break. This sudden change had come as a surprise to many, especially students and faculty who rely on in-person and off-campus experience to enhance their learning/teaching expe…

Once again, the holiday season has arrived in America, and as always, we are being bombarded with holiday decor, Black Friday Specials, and Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You”. In addition to these November/December specials, Americans are treated to a contested election, a high…

On Monday, November 2nd, students, professors, faculty, and the rest of the Endicott College community received an email stating that the campus would not re-open for in-person classes following the Thanksgiving Break. Instead, “all classes will be moved to a remote learning format”, and stu…

Friday the 13th (7-12)

According to the Los Angeles Times, youth voter turnout is projected to hit an all-time high in 2020. Generation Z, the generation who is coming of age as this article is typed, is one of the most politically invested generations since the Baby Boomers. From the infamous Trump rally trolling…

ECTV, Endicott’s student run television channel has always created quality content, and the challenges provided by the Coronavirus pandemic has had little effect on that content. Ellie Pye, director and advisor, has committed to making ECTV feel and look the same as always.

If I had to describe this franchise in one word, it would be: camp. I’ll leave you to piece that one together.

When Dr. Beth Schwartz agreed to accept the role of Endicott’s Provost, she had no idea that a global pandemic would be the initial focus of her time.

As a community neighboring Salem, Endicott College has long held Halloween (and October in general for that matter) to a high regard. Even moreso, Endicott’s location has only assisted in setting the tone for Halloween scares.

Among most other clubs, Endicott College’s The Agency has been forced to fully transition to a completely digital format following new safety regulations on campus. The Agency describes themselves as “Endicott College’s award winning, student-run advertising agency”, and is advised by Endico…

While 2020 has been known notoriously for the global pandemic, the Black Lives Matter movement has also been a highlight of this year. Enter Endicott's new club.

In previous years, the Hale Library’s second floor was flooded with students filing in and out from both tutoring appointments and their shifts as tutors themselves. Students were able to share tables with their tutors, working face to face in a focused, yet lively environment. When not lock…

2020’s…”shenanigans” have done more than inconvenience Endicott’s arts; the large and passionately performed productions put on by Endicott’s Mainstage (a section of the Performing Arts Department advised by Katie Clarke, Director of Theater) are no exception.

When I was in my sophomore year of high school, my mother and I began having the “college talk.” I took countless quizzes online about what I should major in until one day, exasperated, my mother asked me, “what is your passion, Sarah?” and the only answer I had was “writing.”

Whether it be midterms, presidential updates, or fear over certain viruses, it is understandable to find yourself especially anxious as of late. Why not surround yourself with something more relaxing? Thankfully, Endicott’s Therapy Dog Thursday offers welcomed break in the form of a four-leg…

The Spotlight Drama Club’s adaptation of ‘Almost, Maine’ took center-stage this past weekend at the Black Box Theatre, as the student-run production was the final product of a three-month process.

Spotlight Drama Club hosted two entirely student-run performances of John Cariani’s Almost, Maine on Friday, February 28th and Saturday, February 29th in the Endicott College’s Visual Performing Arts Center. 

On Wednesday, February 12th, Endicott College’s Writing & Tutoring Center hosted its first “Big Voices” event in the Hale Library’s Little Theater. Scheduled to be held on the second Wednesday of each month, Big Voices offers a stage for anyone interested in sharing spoken/auditory art o…

Crippled by poverty, the Kim family uses cunning tactics to execute a plan that would change their lives for the better, in the award-winning film, Parasite, that the Endicott Film Club screened last Monday.  Nominated for six Academy Awards, the satirical thriller has generated buzz atypica…

So, Parasite won best picture. 

I covered my first story before I was eight. Though I use “story” loosely here because it was really me sitting at my dad’s computer on Microsoft Word writing a recap about a commercial building fire he and I went to the night before in Milford, Delaware sometime circa 2005. He did really co…

Beverly native, Peter Frates, 34, passed away on December 9 after battling Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, otherwise known as ALS.  

How many people does it take to change someone’s life? The answer could be one. Or twenty. Or four-hundred and fifty. However many people one could choose to nominate as “Bright Lights” in honor of Endicott’s annual Festival of Lights. 

On Thursday, Nov. 20, Endicott College hosted a generation-hopping art exhibit in the Carol Grillo Gallery. Appropriately titled “Materials, Old and New: Encounters with Glass, Paper, and Digital Print,” the exhibit presented the works of three separate artists who each use vastly different …

We asked students, faculty and staff why they wear R.E.D. (Remember Everyone Deployed Day). 

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, it is important to remember the history (or lack thereof) surrounding the American holiday. On Thursday, November 14th, Endicott College offered students an opportunity to talk with someone deeply in touch with his Native American roots and learn mor…

Endicott College hosted a Dear World event on Tuesday, where students were given the platform to share meaningful stories and connect with their fellow peers.

“Spirituality is not a matter of knowing scriptures and engaging in philosophical discussions. It is a matter of heart culture, of immeasurable strength.” - Mahatma Gandhi.

Many business networking events take place on campus. The Endicott Internship and Career Center hosted an internship event on Thursday, November 7 in the LSB. Students were able to network with peers who have found internships all around the world. 

On the heels of holidays such as Halloween and Day of the Dead, and prior to the upcoming Veteran’s Day, Endicott College celebrated those who have passed on in a much more reflective manner. The Interfaith Chapel at Endicott College held the campus’ Remembrance Service on Tuesday,  November…

Day of the Dead, also known as Dia de Los Muertos, is a Mexican holiday celebrated across the world to celebrate the souls of deceased family members and honor their spiritual presence. The main purpose is to celebrate and reminisce the lives of those who passed, rather than mourn.

Many Halloween themed events have taken place on campus over the last week. But, nothing gets students into the Halloween spirit like pumpkin decorating.  

Statistics can be devastating especially when it comes to domestic violence. According to the Huffington Post, “1 and 4 [is the] number of women who will be victims of severe violence by an intimate partner in their lifetimes. And 1 to 7 [is the] number men who will be victims of severe viol…

“He’s dead!’ cried Luna Ticc, head maid of the “Billionaire’s Club”, seconds after the club’s president, Sal Fie, collapsed to the floor. Startled gasps echoed across the room, as club members seated throughout the room began to point fingers and wonder who could have possibly poisoned Sal’s…

“There’s been a vicious rumor going around that I want to make this a dry campus.” echoed the voice of Endicott’s newly-inaugurated 7th president, Dr. DiSalvo. “If there’s one way to dispel this rumor, we’ll drink to it.”

Last Thursday, October 10th, Endicott College students and faculty celebrated Grateful Gull Day, a day dedicated to recognizing and appreciating the many aspects of Endicott that donors have made possible over the years. 

Gage Jacques - Poet

It is common for a college student to stress out about exams and homework assignments, and many look for tools and resources to help them combat that stress and anxiety before it negatively impacts their grades or college life.

Endicott is hosting its’ Third Annual Winter Clothing Closet through Oct. 15.

Did you know the original piñata was shaped like a star? Can you name ONE famous mariachi song? These facts may seem small and obscure, but they represent a larger and obvious problem that affects the Endicott community (and, frankly, America in general), which is a lack of understanding the…

Dresses glimmering underneath the twinkling lights, bow ties being fixed once last time at the entrance, and people singing at the top of their lungs were among the sights at the Inaugural Ball Friday evening. 

You’re in a bar. Troubles on your mind. Drink in hand. It’s your favorite mixture, and just about the only thing that could lift your spirits right now. That is until you see them. Sitting just across the room is the person of your dreams. The person who could whisk away all the stress life …

All around the Frates Quad Tuesday night, Endicott students waited in anxious anticipation as two young girls counted down to the moment where chilling water would inevitably shower over the crowd. 

Most of the readers on this site are students, alumni, faculty, staff, and community members. I am writing this letter to all of you, and our visitors, because I know how much fair and unbiased reporting means to each and every one of you. I want to take a moment to introduce myself. So here…

Sitting down to write this, I had a lot to think about and a lot of people to thank. So here goes nothing.