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Alumnae/i in the News

Leslie Morris and Sasha Oglesby on the Simmons campus

Passing the Baton: A Simmons Story Comes Full Circle

More than 50 years after Simmons helped shape her own path, Leslie Morris ’75 has come full circle, mentoring Sasha Oglesby ’29 from Camden, NJ, who followed in her footsteps to Simmons. Oglesby is now finding her own path at the University, carrying forward Morris’s belief in the power of mentorship, opportunity, and giving back.


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Building a Punk Community Archive

Lauren Posklensky ’26MS combines her Master of Science in Library and Information Science research with her interest in punk music, and the independent, DIY community it fosters.


Kylie Lee Baker ’22MS

SLIS Alumna on Horror, History, and Women with Swords

In the spirit of spooky season, we caught up with Kylie Lee Baker ’22MS on her life long ties to horror fiction. Baker's most recent novel, JAPANESE GOTHIC (Hanover Square Press, 2026), was praised by Publisher's Weekly: "It's as gruesome as it is un-put-downable."


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DNP-FNP Graduate Discusses Clinical Experience and Pursuing a PMHNP

Alisa Ssuyu Lin ’22MSN ’25DNP completed the Direct Entry Doctor of Nursing Practice – Family Nurse Practitioner (DNP-FNP) at Simmons University and began the Post-Graduate Certificate Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (MSN/PGC PMHNP) last fall.


Carole Collins ’83 with her children, Kelsey and Jake, outside Collins Sports Medicine

From the Field to the Family Business

Carole Collins Alexander ’83 reflects on her time at Simmons and why attending a women's college was the right choice for her and how women's sports have changed during her career.


Brianna Fischer '26 assists patrons at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, photo by Ashley Purvis

History Alumna Researches Lesbian Communities in the South

Transfer student and Dix Scholar Brianna Fischer ’26 received Simmons University’s Clio Award, a special recognition for an outstanding student pursuing a bachelor of arts degree in history. We spoke with her about her historical research and the stimulating atmosphere at Simmons.


Gerali Mateo Peña ’26MS

Alumna Supports Children with Behavior Analysis

Behavioral analysis alumna Gerali Mateo Peña ’26MS is passionate about working with children and individuals with disabilities. We spoke with her about her research and the rigorous training received at Simmons.


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Prison Libraries as Essential Resource

School of Library and Information Science (SLIS) doctoral student Chelsea Jordan-Makely ’29PhD is one of three recipients of the Julie J. Boucher Memorial Award for Intellectual Freedom from the Colorado Association of Libraries, for their work on the PRISM Project. We spoke to Jordan-Makely about what drew her to this research and what inspired her to pursue her PhD in Library and Information Science at Simmons.


Upcoming Alumnae/i Events

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An Evening of Leadership, Philanthropy, and Fashion: The Power of the Purse

  • Nov 17, 2026
  • 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm
  • Linda K. Paresky Conference Center
President Wooten with the Simmons Cupola and the Golden Gate Bridge

Simmons Alumnae/i Gatherings in the Bay Area

  • Dec 6, 2026 to Dec 8, 2026
  • Bay Area Venues