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 ...
Every May, after my last final is submitted and the exhaustion of the semester finally begins to settle, I celebrate in the same way and buy myself a ticket for a Boston Duck Tour. I know the ...
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 ...
As college students, we all have specific milestones to achieve in our four-year journey. For some, it might be attending homecoming, finding their passions, graduating, or joining organizations. For ...
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 ...
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 ...
The Office of Simmons University President Lynn Perry Wooten announced the sunsetting of eight majors, absorption of five majors into other major programs, reorganization of the University into six ...
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