SOUNDINGS: Mark Lepage '21 M'23 Has Found His ‘Field of Dreams’
BEVERLY, Mass. — There’s a popular meme splattered all over the internet these days: “EAT. SLEEP. SPORTS. REPEAT.”
MASSLIVE: From war-torn Liberia to Patriots rookie camp, the amazing journey of Hector Johnson '24
BEVERLY, Mass. - When Hector Johnson flipped the light switch in his Endicott College dorm, he could smile knowing the lights turned on. When he spun his sink’s faucet, water always came out.
From Scrubs to Spotlight: Thomas Rocco '25
BEVERLY, Mass. — Nursing major Thomas Rocco '25 always dreamed of singing the national anthem at a professional sports game—and this year, he made it happen at Fenway Park. But that’s just one of many dreams he’s brought to life at Endicott. Whether taking the stage in musical theater, suiting up for football, or caring for others through nursing, Thomas has discovered the power of being his authentic self—and he’s leaving college ready to do it all.
Shattering the Ice Ceiling: Lily Anderson '27 Carves Her Path In Professional Women's Ice Hockey
BEVERLY, Mass. - From growing up on Minnesota’s frozen lakes to interning with the championship-winning Minnesota Frost, Lily Anderson ’27 is carving her path in the rapidly growing world of women’s ice hockey and inspiring the next generation of players to dream big.
NCAA.COM: How Endicott’s Jack Smiley Overcame a Stroke to Skate Again on Senior Day
From paralysis to perseverance—how Smiley’s relentless spirit brought him back to the game he loves
Rachel Pearson '08, Breaking Barriers In Sports Media
BEVERLY, Mass. - When Rachel Pearson ’08 logged onto Zoom from her computer in Los Angeles, she’d just returned home from working as lead video editor for ESPN at the 2024 NCAA Women’s Final Four in Cleveland, Ohio.
Stoeppel '21 Inspires w/ Work In College Sports, Doctoral Pursuits
BEVERLY, Mass. – Sean Stoeppel started his life in 1999 with one distinction – the first baby to fail a Connecticut hospital's freshly introduced newborn hearing screening test.
