Soon the Class of 2012 will be graduating, and although we are sad to see our students go, we wish them the best of luck in the future. We are confident they will go out and make a difference in the world. Watch our goodbye video!
Feeling overwhelmed during finals week? We here at 300 The Fenway have compiled a list of the top four ways to de-stress during finals. We also made you a playlist of our favorite study break jams!
At Simmons, science and research go hand in hand. Eighteen chemistry and biochemistry majors - including first-year students - traveled to San Diego to present their science research to more than 16,000 chemistry industry professionals at the 243rd National Meeting and Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS), considered the premier chemistry conference in the country.
If you're in Boston for the summer, there are plenty of opportunities for you to have fun and explore the city. We put together a list of our favorite, inexpensive activities for you to check out!
Welcome to 300 The Fenway's first installment of Where Are They Now?, a new feature that chronicles the amazing women who recently graduated from Simmons College. Get a glimpse into their fast-paced careers, life after college, and the lessons they learned along the way.
Waking the seniors at dawn, strawberry breakfast, tree planting, and dancing around the may pole. This year marks the 100th anniversary of May Day, Simmons College's oldest tradition. To celebrate the historical milestone, the community has come together to rethink what May Day means in the life of a 21st century college.
With the upcoming presidential election, it seems that everyone is talking about the War on Women. As a women's college that has a track record of speaking about women's issues, we have to ask ourselves: why is this happening? We sat down with our resident expert in U.S. politics, Associate Professor of Political Science Leanne Doherty, to find out what's really going on.
Simmons College has an alumni network of more than 50,000 career professionals who are making a huge impact on society. They are an invaluable resource to the Simmons community, and many are more than willing to help current students achieve their career goals. Every year, Carmen Baez '79 hosts a group of Simmons students at her Omnicom Group office in New York City.
Meet Professor Bob White. Professor White is one of Simmons' most recognizable professors. He is best known for his cheerful attitude, and teaching the crowd favorite, Communications Media. But did you know he wants to travel to Avalon, and that he has his own YouTube channel?
On the 100th anniversary of Fenway Park, it's hard to believe that America's most beloved ballpark was once at risk for being demolished and relocated. Simmons alumna Erika Tarlin '85LS was a key member of the nonprofit organization, Save Fenway Park!, and she petitioned for Simmons to host a symposium that ultimately led to the ballpark's survival.
Columnist and author Dan Savage and his partner Terry Miller launched the It Gets Better campaign as a response to a rash of LGBTQ suicides. Members of the Simmons community have joined together to contribute to the project by lending their voices of hope, encouragement, and achievement. Watch the video!
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