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The past year at Endicott was one for the books, filled with remarkable achievements, vibrant celebrations, and moments that brought our community closer together. It was a time of new beginnings, marked by the exciting debut of our spirited new mascot, Gully 2.0, and a continuation of cherished traditions like the Frozen Flop and the annual Regatta. From celebrating milestones like Commencement to uniting Gull Nation for the first Homecoming & Reunion Weekend, the Endicott spirit radiated across campus—and we selected 24 photos that encapsulate it all.

Special thanks to Senior Photographer David Le ’10 and his student photographers, who preserved these moments with stunning artistry and ensured the essence of Endicott in 2024 is forever remembered.

Gulls ran into the water of Mingo Beach for Endicott’s annual Frozen Flop to support various charities.
Legendary Good Morning America host Joan Lunden lit up the second annual Presidential Speaker Series with captivating stories and insights.
In March, Endicott presented Something Rotten, a laugh-out-loud and toe-tapping musical.
In April, students marveled at the rare solar eclipse and enjoyed the celestial spectacle with friends on campus.
On Earth Day, Gulls joined forces with the Endicott Environmental Society to rally for bold climate action during the 3rd annual event.
Creativity and camaraderie were afloat as students and staff raced homemade boats across the Endicott Lakes in the annual Regatta.
24KGoldn electrified the Nest with an unforgettable Spring Concert that had students singing and dancing the night away.
Staff and faculty gathered in Callahan to serve a late-night breakfast in May before finals.
A proud Endicott graduate beams joyfully while capturing a perfect Commencement moment in May.
The grand finale: Gulls marked the end of Commencement with a jubilant cap toss that filled the sky with celebration.
Meet Gully 2.0! The Endicott community roared as our new mascot took center stage at halftime, rocking to a remix of the AC/DC classic “Thunderstruck.”
Gully 2.0 made a splashy debut at Homecoming & Reunion Weekend, charming fans during his first photoshoot.
Beloved English Professor Dan Sklar retired in style during Homecoming & Reunion Weekend with a heartfelt sendoff featuring readings and tributes from former students, faculty and staff, and even an appearance by his trusty bicycle. Sklar was known for biking to and from campus.
The Global Village returned with vibrant displays of culture, global cuisine, and music from more than 20 countries.
In September, the Endicott community helped celebrate 10 years of the viral Ice Bucket Challenge fundraiser, championed by the late Pete Frates and his mother, Trustee Nancy Frates.
Flags arranged by students spelled out “We Remember” in a solemn and powerful tribute to the lives lost on 9/11.
A breathtaking aerial view of Endicott’s moving 9/11 tribute, where flags honored the memories of those we lost.
In a rare occurrence, the Northern Lights graced the Nest, painting the sky pink.
Mystery, mayhem, and laughter took over the stage in November with The 39 Steps, a high-energy whodunit from Endicott’s Mainstage.
Game on! Endicott’s cutting-edge Esports Lab opened in Lower Callahan, setting the stage for competitive gaming excellence.
In November and December, the Gulls mourned the loss of Sergeant Jeremy Cole, a beloved officer and 15-year member of the Campus Public Safety Department.
The Endicott community gathered for a candlelight vigil celebrating J. Cole’s extraordinary legacy with heartfelt tributes.
In December, Endicott dancers shone in the Student Choreography Showcase, unveiling their passion and artistry.
History was made as Endicott women’s rugby claimed their third NCR Division III National Championship with a thrilling 22-15 victory over Colorado School of Mines. The No. 1 Gulls capped off a perfect 11-0 season, solidifying their dominance under head coach Carly Baker with a 30-1 record and two national titles since 2022.