Endicott College School of Social Sciences, Communication, & Humanities

25/04/2026

Are you interested in becoming a communication minor? 🎓🎥

Learn more about a communication minor from Ryleigh Phillips ‘27. From exploring journalism, film, and marketing to building skills in storytelling and media production, here is why Ryleigh chose to pursue a minor in communication!

21/04/2026

Are you interested in becoming a creative writing minor? 🎓📝

Learn more about a creative writing minor from Michael Coles ‘27. From diving into storytelling and self-expression to expanding their creativity beyond their major, here is why Michael chose to peruse a minor in creative writing!

14/04/2026

Are you interested in becoming a psychology minor? 🎓🧠

Learn more about psychology minors from Emma ‘28 and Sahiba ‘28. From understanding people on a deeper level to exploring passions beyond their major, here’s why these students chose to minor in psych!

26/03/2026

Spend a day sophomore English Secondary Education student Charlotte Santos! 📖

03/03/2026

Last year’s Giving Day funds supported the creation of our first official SSC&H Ambassadors!

Students like...
Charlotte Waldrop (Political Science)
Dominick Orlando (Public History)
Abigail Annantuonio (Marketing Communication/ Advertising)
Madison Laflamme and Emily Sousa (both Psychology + Criminal Justice)
.. have represented our school with pride through outreach to current and prospective students.

Please help support this and other valuable programs by donating to SSCH at the Giving Day link in our bio and the comments!

We need to reach 60 donations (of any amount) to get a generous match of $5,000!

From the Giving Day page, go to:

“What area of Endicott would you like to support?”▾
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School of Social Sciences, Communication, and Humanities

19/02/2026

Journalism professor and longtime baseball writer Ken Davidoff discusses his new book, Lessons From the Dugout, with SSCH Dean Mark Herlihy to a packed house.

03/12/2025

20/11/2025

Humanities majors enjoyed a night out in Beverly on Thursday to see the premiere of Ken Burns’s documentary on the American Revolution (Episode 4).

Thanks in part to funding from Endicott’s Tadler Center for the Humanities, all of the screenings this week are free and open to the public.

Also pictured: the newly restored facade of The Cabot and one of the paintings from Historic Beverly’s collection that features in the film.

19/11/2025

The Endicott Review team joins the great Amy Cohn to launch the new Bloomfield Gallery in the second floor of the library. Stop by to see artwork from the pages of the Review!