In May 2020, Simmons partnered with 2U, an online education company, in order to create a high-quality virtual learning program during the COVID-19 pandemic. When students returned to campus in ...

After a four-year wait following 2021’s “Solar Power,” New Zealand’s Ella Yelich-O’Connor, better known to the public as Lorde, dropped her fourth album “Virgin” on June 27. Preceded by singles “What ...

The Simmons Palestine Liberation Organization, the Simmons University chapter of Jewish Voices for Peace, and Mass Artists for Palestine hosted a walkout in support of a free Palestine on May 1. The ...

Many have had study sessions at the Boston Public Library, but none have had these sessions lead to over an hour-long journey to bring a pigeon to safety. On September 7, I visited the Boston Public ...

The Boston Marathon has been a tradition in the Greater Boston area for over 100 years. This past Monday, the city was bustling with runners and people from all over who cheered them on. Runners ...

Student protestors filled two rows of seats in David Kane’s Intro to Statistics course on Friday afternoon. Within minutes, every seat was taken and students were searching for places to sit on the ...

On October 1, former Ukrainian and Soviet Union National Rowing champion and head coach of the Simmons University Crew Team Nikolay Kurmakov passed away while rowing on the Charles River. He was 68.

The mustache is making a comeback. Whether it be a victim to the hockey boy aesthetic or a musician with thigh tats, everyone’s seeming to grow a stache. I, for one, am here for it. The messy, unkept, ...

Okay, but why are there so many makeup looks named after food and beverages as of late? Think of Hailey Bieber’s iconic sugar plum look but with a fresh Spring twist. Bronzer and contour is crucial to ...

Welcome to the 2nd season of Welcome Home! Katie Cole chats with two Simmons students, Grace Gile and Lauren Lanseigne, whose relationship began with a dorm-room embroidery date. They each run their ...

Simmons professor Dr. Tatiana Cruz enlisted her Spring 2022 AST 375/575 students to interview current and former Black students to build an archive based on the Black experience at Simmons. The ...

An invitation from Harvard preceptor David Kane to a guest speaker for his Gov 50 Lecture Series quickly spiraled into controversy in September of 2020. Kane was hired by Simmons to teach a section of ...