Local News GoFundMe raises money for family of Endicott College police sergeant killed in crash Sergeant Jeremy Cole left his evening shift on campus to drive home on Thursday when his SUV was hit ...

Endicott College is taking another step to honor the legacy of Sgt Jeremy Cole. Officials said Cole was driving home to Exeter early Thanksgiving morning when a drunk driver struck his car on ...

Endicott College student Benjamin Fridlington started a GoFundMe for Cole’s family, which has now raised upwards of $100,000 as of Thursday. Advertisement: ...

BEVERLY - Endicott College students and faculty paid their respects Tuesday night to Sgt. Jeremy Cole who was killed in a wrong-way crash on Thanksgiving. They say the campus police officer ...

A man from Exeter who was a police officer at Endicott College is being mourned after he was killed in a crash in Massachusetts early Thanksgiving morning.Sgt. Jeremy Cole was on his way home when ...

The Chevrolet was being driven by Endicott College Police Sgt. Jeremy Cole, 49, of Exeter, New Hampshire, who was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.

Endicott College hockey player Jack Smiley is all smiles these days. He's as happy as can be as he gets ready to play on Senior Night in front of his family and friends on Saturday in Beverly, ...

An Endicott College police officer was killed early Thursday morning after a wrong-way driver from Massachusetts struck his SUV on I-95 northbound in Newbury, the college said in a statement.

Students at Endicott College, in Beverly, were recognized for earning dean’s list honors in the fall 2024 semester. In order to qualify, a student must obtain a minimum GPA of 3.5, receive no ...

The following local students were named to the Dean’s List at Endicott College for the 2025 spring semester. Students must ...

Look back at Tufts volleyball’s 3–0 victory over Endicott College as the Jumbos head into the postseason. In their penultimate regular season match on Oct. 30, Tufts swept Endicott in three sets, ...

Endicott College students and faculty paid their respects Tuesday night to Sgt. Jeremy Cole who was killed in a wrong-way crash on Thanksgiving.