Hey hey, ho ho, rapists have got to go” and “stop the violence no more silence” were just two of the chants heard throughout ...

Simmons University has named five students as its 2026-2027 Clare Boothe Luce Scholars, recognizing their achievements in ...

If Goldilocks wandered past the three bears’ house and onto Simmons University’s campus, where would she study? She would ...

The Multicultural Center (MCC) recently held its third open town hall since the event was first conducted in spring 2025. As ...

When Xiorangelys Alicea, a third-year nursing student, returned to campus this September, she had a surprise waiting for her.

When Marina Eigenmann’s public speaking class was canceled in May, she had no idea it was the first of three courses she’d ...

The Department of Communications welcomes a new Associate Professor of Practice this semester, Carla Kath. In her first semester, she is teaching COMM 186 Introduction to Public Relations and ...

As someone from a mid-sized west coast town, public transportation was not something I grew up with. The MBTA, Boston’s subway system more commonly known as the T, was a fascinating challenge for me.

A Simmons Voice article published a few weeks ago highlighted the pitfalls of the new Living and Learning Center’s move-in plans – or lack thereof – drawing attention to the university’s ...

After a typical fall move-in process, Simmons University students will choose to take their belongings home or have a moving company move them to the Living Learning Center (LLC) around winter break ...

Stephanie Cosner has transitioned from Vice Provost to Provost of Simmons University, succeeding Russ Pinizzotto who is now serving as the Chief Operating Officer. Cosner has been at Simmons since ...

Have you ever wanted to see a film in one of the oldest cinemas in the Boston area? No need to travel far; our very own Coolidge Corner Theatre is here for your enjoyment. Originally a church built in ...