Self-Guided Campus Tour
Enjoy a walk or drive around our spectacular campus! This self-guided tour highlights our academic buildings, athletic fields, residence halls, and other must-see places on your campus visit.
Office of Admission 376 Hale Street, Beverly, MA 01915 978-921-1000 admission@endicott.edu endicott.edu/admission
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College Hall Built in 1916, College Hall houses our administrative offices, including the Office of the President, Office of Admission, Graduate Admission, and IT Support. A brand-new Welcome Center is now open offering a modern and inviting space for prospective students and their families.
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The Gerrish Business & Judge Science Center welcomes you with a vibrant lobby where students relax and study between classes. On the first floor, Einstein Bros. Bagels offers a convenient dining option. The building houses the Gerrish School of Business on one side and the School of Science & Technology on the other. Explore the modern building to discover our MakerSpace on the fourth floor featuring 3D printers, collaborative classrooms, and stateof-the-art laboratories.
Public Safety & Police With a staff of public safety officers as well as sworn police officers, our commitment to safety is a top priority. Endicott’s emergency blue light network, visible throughout the campus, adds an extra layer of security for students in need of immediate assistance.
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The Center for Belonging offers an inclusive space for meaningful dialogue, programming, and activities designed to support our students. The space also serves students interested in deepening their spiritual life on campus.
The Callahan Center, renovated in 2024, is the heart of Endicott, uniting the community and enhancing campus life. It houses student services, meeting spaces, the Mail & Copy Center, and Campus Bookstore. Stop by and grab some Endicott merch! On the lower level, you’ll find The Booth (a student resource hub), Student Affairs, Student Engagement, Residence Life, the Commuter & Veterans Lounge, The Cove, and the Wellness Center with counselors, nurse practitioners, and a physician. Lower Callahan also features daily events, semi-private meeting rooms, and the new Esports Lounge. The second level features our main dining hall which offers made-to-order stations, fresh and local ingredients, vegetarian/ vegan options, Sal’s Pizza, and meals for every dietary need.
Cummings School of Nursing & Health Sciences The Cummings School of Nursing & Health Sciences is a state-ofthe-art building that completes the College’s integrated academic quad located at the heart of campus. This building features our nursing and sport science programs, Endicott Hospital, simulation labs, and athletic training labs. Stunning views of campus are another great perk. The building was funded through a generous $20 million gift from Cummings Foundation.
Center for Belonging
Callahan Center
Curtis L. Gerrish School of Business & Ginger Judge Science Center
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Hempstead Stadium (athletic complex) Melissa Hempstead ’69 Stadium is one of our three athletic fields and hosts our NCAA DIII men’s and women’s soccer, lacrosse, and men’s football teams as well as some of our club and intramural programs. Field hockey, softball, and baseball fields can be spotted in the general area as well.
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Post Sport Science & Fitness Center Through the main entrance of the Post Center to your right is a full-service fitness center. Group classes are also offered within the Post Center throughout the academic year. At the end of the hall is the MacDonald Gymnasium, home to men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball. Upstairs you will find the field house where many intramural sports events are held, along with team practices and larger campus events such as our Internship, Co-op & Career Fair; Relay for Life; campus concerts; and more.
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Diane M. Halle Library Located at the center of campus, the Diane M. Halle Library serves as a key academic support hub for students. It offers rich information resources and a welcoming space for students, faculty, and staff. The library also houses the Van Loan Division of Professional Studies and essential academic services, including the Tutoring & Writing Center, Global Education Office, Internship & Career Center, Cyber Cafe, and several classrooms.
Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts The Manninen Center for the Arts is where creativity thrives. Home to the School of Visual & Performing Arts, it features art galleries, a 250-seat state-of-the-art performance hall, a recording studio with soundproof practice rooms, a digital printing lab, a black box theater, and a variety of art studios and classrooms.
First-Year Housing Area The First-Year Housing Area features a cluster of unique residence halls located near each other. Students can choose from rooms for two, three, or four, or suites for five or six. Amenities vary by hall and may include private or shared bathrooms, laundry facilities, and common areas for studying or socializing.
Samuel C. Wax Academic Center & Hempstead Commons The Wax Academic Center is home to the Schools of Education and Social Sciences, Communication, & Humanities. Hempstead Commons features seminar rooms, EAT cafe, and the Cleary Lecture Hall.
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Endicott Beach Endicott Beach is one of three private campus beaches, along with Patch and Mingo. These peaceful coastal spots offer students a chance to relax, recharge, and connect with nature. Rain or shine, students embrace the New England spirit—gathering with friends, soaking up the sun, or enjoying mindful walks along the shore. A crosswalk on Hale Street makes inspiring ocean views easily accessible year-round.
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Raymond J. Bourque Arena
Standish Hall North Field Softball Complex
West Administrative Center
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Post Sport Science & Fitness Center
Melissa Hempstead ’69 Stadium
Williston Hall
Venuti Hall
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Kennedy Hall
Stoneridge Hall
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Cummings School of Nursing & Health Sciences
Curtis L. Gerrish School of Business
Myrt Harper Rose Hall
Marblehead Hall
Wylie Center & Tupper Manor
E2 The Inn
Essex House
Grove Hall
Samuel C. Wax Academic Center
THE LAKES
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Farm House Cliff House Ledge House Rockport House
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Diane M. Halle Library
Callahan Center
The Cottage
P4 The Lodge
Gloucester Manchester Hall Hall
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Bayview Hall
Physical Plant
Hempstead Commons
Woodside Hall
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Tea House
Tower Hall
Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts
Reynolds Hall
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Center for Belonging
Endicott Hall
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Tupper Manor
Hale Hall
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Department of Public Safety & Police
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The Meeting Place
Beechwood
Wenham Hall
Brindle Hall
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Hamilton Hall
Trexler Hall
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Hawthorne Hall
College Hall
Alhambra Hall
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Peter Frates Hall Brooks Hall
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Carriage House
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College Hall
Rogers Hall
Office of Admission
Beacon Hall Winthrop Hall Birchmont Hall
Misselwood
Suggested walking path
Student Life at Endicott
50+
clubs and organizations
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private beaches
84%
participation in wellness and recreation activities including intramurals
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unique residence halls
43%
of students participate in community service
91%
of students stay on campus on weekends
Visitor Parking Areas P1
Visitor parking available around the circle.
Parking is available in the visitor lot between Public Safety P2 & Police and the Center for Belonging. P3
Visitor parking available to the right of Public Safety & Police while you visit the Callahan Center and Gerrish School of Business & Judge Science Center.
P4 Visitor parking available in the parking garage while you visit the Post Sport Science & Fitness Center, Hempstead Stadium & Athletic Complex, Samuel C. Wax Academic Center, and Diane M. Halle Library.
P5 Visitor parking available outside the Walter J. Manninen
Center for the Arts while you visit the building and first-year housing area.
P6 Visitor parking is available at the entrance of the
Bourque Arena.
Visitor Entrances E1 Main Entrance E2 West Gate E3 East Gate