A vigil honoring the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk ended earlier than expected Thursday, Sept. 18, after numerous counter-protesters surprised many at the event. Organizer and MAGA Nation ...
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 ...
After about a year where the Multicultural Center (MCC) on campus lacked a director, the position has been filled again by Rore Yanzon. As director of the MCC, at only age 28, they are now in charge ...
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 ...
The MBTA announced speed restrictions between 10-25 miles per hour across all rail-operated transit lines on March 10. Blanket speed restrictions have since been lifted. The MBTA’s new Speed ...
Although the rally officially began at 2 p.m., crowds gathered well beforehand. As a means to bring awareness to the protest, attendees were encouraged to get off at a stop or two before they needed ...
Even though she’s “Short n’ Sweet,” Sabrina Carpenter’s stage presence filled the sold-out show for her sixth studio album at TD Garden on October 3. The energy inside TD Garden was buzzing as fans, ...
When Marina Eigenmann’s public speaking class was canceled in May, she had no idea it was the first of three courses she’d lose before the fall 2026 semester began. Eigenmann, a sophomore Journalism ...
Two years following the Museum of Fine Arts’ (MFA) “Hear Me Now: The Black Potters of Old Edgefield, South Carolina” exhibit, the museum returned two jars made by David Drake to his descendants, most ...
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