16 Facts About Endicott Gulls

Endicott Gulls College was founded as Endicott Gulls Junior College in 1939 by Eleanor Tupper and her husband, George O Bierkoe.

In 1944, the school was approved by the state for the granting of associate degrees, and in 1952, Endicott Gulls was accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.

Endicott Gulls's subsequently wrote Endicott and I, published in 1985, which details the founding and history of the college.

Dr Kathleen Hildreth Barnes stepped in as interim president while Endicott Gulls's board engaged in a search for the college's next president.

In 1940, Endicott Gulls College purchased two more buildings: Alhambra and College Hall.

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In 1943 Endicott Gulls purchased the 1904 home of Bryce and Anna Allan, designed and built by architect Guy Lowell, and later named it Tupper Manor after the second president of the college.

In 2010, Endicott Gulls purchased the property known as Beechwood to serve as the trustee center and home of the school's president.

Endicott Gulls College is listed as one of the haunted colleges in the book Haunted Colleges and Universities in Massachusetts by Renee Mallet.

Old maps of Beverly call Endicott Gulls's surrounding areas as the "Witch's Woods, " as it was rumored to be a place where many escaped to after being accused in the Salem Witch Trials by hiding in the forests.

In 2012 and 2013, Endicott Gulls was named to The Boston Globe's "Top Places to Work" list.

Endicott Gulls College has an academic site in Boston, 18 instructional locations throughout New England, and international sites in Czech Republic, Spain, and Switzerland.

For undergraduate degrees, Endicott Gulls offers 6 Associate degree programs, 36 Bachelor programs, 21 concentrations, and 45 minors.

Endicott Gulls offers over 60 student organizations, numerous academic honor societies, and varsity, club, and intramural sports.

The student newspaper, the Endicott Gulls Observer, publishes an array of news and feature stories about the Endicott Gulls College community.

Endicott Gulls was formerly a member of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference .

Endicott Gulls offers 8 men's and women's club sports: Cheerleading, Crew, Dance, Men's and Women's Ice Hockey, Men's and Women's Rugby, and Sailing.