From finance and technology to marketing and entrepreneurship, the Alumni Council’s newest members are putting their experience—and Endicott pride—to work for fellow Gulls.

When photographer Ruby Wallace-Ewing ’15 began staging “goddess” photo shoots with women in their seventies, eighties, and nineties, she didn’t realize she was starting a movement.

Behind every success story is a turning point—or two. These Gulls shared what happened when life changed course and how they found meaning in a new direction.

Eat. Sleep. Sports. Repeat. For Mark Lepage, it’s more than a meme or mantra—it’s the playbook that led to his dream job in college athletics.

With a gift as vibrant as her personality, Jinny McCoy ’66 has forever changed Endicott’s learning landscape.

As a creative strategist for Boston-based Isenberg Projects, Liz Woodward ’16 facilitates community engagement through thoughtful and flexible public spaces.

As Alumni Council President, Jeff Scola ’10 is focused on driving engagement with the College’s ever-evolving alumni base—when he’s not hanging out with his daughter, making time for Endicott football, and unwinding outdoors.

After launching a Red Sox-themed podcast, Jared Carrabis ’14 said he and his co-hosts are like the Beatles whenever they visit Fenway. Carrabis is part of a generation of influencers reshaping how fans connect with sports, blending passion with digital platforms to build communities that go beyond the ballpark.

As Endicott celebrates its 85th anniversary throughout the 2024-25 academic year, we decided to look back at some past Commencements to show the contrast between then and now.

To commemorate La Chanterelle’s 30th season, we spoke with graduates of Endicott College’s student-run experiential classroom who have gone on to actively apply what they’ve learned in new and exciting hospitality roles.