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  1. Simmons Cupola in the Fall
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Alum Recognized for Dedication to Arts

    Teri Groome ’04MA is a winner of the Champion of the Arts Award by ArtsEmerson.

  2. Entrepreneur, researcher, and author Linda Rossetti '86 at a speaking engagement
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Simmons Economics Alumna Champions Change

    Linda Rossetti ’86 is an entrepreneur, author, and researcher who specializes in transformational change. We spoke with her about navigating life’s changes and the supportive relationships she formed at Simmons.

  3. "A Bit of Matter: The MoMA PS1 Archives", April 9, 2017–September 10, 2017, MoMA PS1, Long Island City, New York, co-curated by Jonathan Lill '03MS.
    Alumnae/i Feature

    SLIS Alumnus Helps Archive Art History at MoMA

    Jonathan Lill ’03MS is Head of Metadata and Systems at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Archives, Library, and Research Collections (ALRC). We spoke with him about his multifaceted career, the essential training he received at Simmons, and the rewards of his profession.

  4. Nina Testa '23, '25DPT at Simmons' 2025 Commencement.
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Physical Therapist Alumna Finds her Dream Job

    Nina Testa ’23, ’25DPT is an outpatient physical therapist at the Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network in Haverhill, MA. To honor National Physical Therapy Month (October) 2025, we spoke with her about the value of Simmons’ accelerated education, her recent research, and the University’s inclusive atmosphere.

  5. Alex Yudelevich Newman (R) and two other inductees into the Ronnie Arrow Jewish Sports Hall of Fame.
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Simmons Alumna Inducted into Jewish Sports Hall of Fame

    On September 14, Alexandra Yudelevich Newman ’08, a standout tennis player during her time at Simmons, was inducted into the Ronnie Arrow Jewish Sports Hall of Fame.

  6. The skyline in Seoul
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    SLIS Student Relishes Exchange in Seoul

    Graduate student Ryan Harrington ’27MS recently returned from an exchange program at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea. We spoke with him about this unique opportunity, the superb training at Simmons, and the importance of historical memory.

  7. Signs from a rent control rally in Somerville, MA. The Brazilian Portuguese translates to "Our Somerville, our budget."
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Public Health Alum Addresses Housing Insecurity

    Sam Geheran ’25MPH is passionate about the right to safe housing. We spoke with them about their research on unhoused populations, their interest in public health, and the inspiring atmosphere at Simmons.

  8. Sunset at Schoodic Point, with a view of Cadillac Mountain across the bay on Mount Desert Island
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Alumna Communicates Scientific Discovery at National Park

    Julia Rush ’24 is the 2025 Cathy and Jim Gero Acadia Early-Career Fellow in Science Communication for the Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park. We spoke with her about her love of journalism and the outdoors, and the essential training she received at Simmons.

  9. The Simmons University campus on a fall evening
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    Alum Profiled for Dedication to Making Culture Accessible

    Olawumi “Ola” Akinwumi ’13MA, who serves as president of the Roxbury Cultural District (RCD), is a dynamic cultural strategist, event producer, and community engagement leader who is committed to celebrating communities of color through arts, culture, and storytelling.

  10. Alexia Malone Oliver running onto the field during an NFL game
    Alumnae/i Feature

    A 3+3 PT Alum on the NFL Field

    A graduate of the Simmons Accelerated Program in Health and Exercise Science & Physical Therapy (3+3), Alexia Malone Oliver ’16 ’18DPT is Assistant Athletic Trainer and Physical Therapist for the Denver Broncos. We spoke to her about what it means to treat players on and off the field.