Losing the quad is like losing the lungs of Simmons residence halls, where students breathe in mental wellness and exhale ...

Are you newly committed to Simmons? Or maybe you’re a long-time student but haven’t had the chance to explore? If only you ...

Nationwide “Hands Off!” protests were held to combat the current Trump administration on April 5, with Boston drawing crowds of nearly 100,000. Protesters used signage, rallying to protect policies ...

The Simmons Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies Department hosted the annual Bread & Roses dinner on Wednesday, March 26, which centered around black maternal healthcare and reproductive justice.

Amidst the uncertainty over a variety of federal funding, universities such as Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are enacting hiring freezes following the extraordinary ...

Something that frequently gets overlooked in Boston is its rich literary history – it’s a city that never stops reading. From the days of Alcott and Thoreau to the modern and longstanding independent ...

Stormy the Shark, the beloved Simmons mascot, has made the decision to transfer to Wentworth Institute of Technology (WIT) for the remainder of their college experience. “I’ve loved my time at Simmons ...

This year’s sixth annual Gwen Ifill Panel and Forum took a new approach, connecting multiple majors that now fall under the Gwen Ifill School’s department, such as Political Science and Women’s Gender ...

In a historic decision, Simmons University Office of Undergraduate Admissions has accepted its first goose student into the University. A native to the Muddy River, Copley the Goose was able to fill ...