Often celebrated on John Simmons’ birthday, October 30, this year’s Founder’s Day will be celebrated on the afternoon of October 28.

Learn about Simmons University's Online Degree Completion Program with this virtual information session, let by your dedicated admissions counselor and academic advisor.

As part of the alumnae/i celebrations for Founder's Week, join Simmons President Lynn Perry Wooten and other members of Simmons Leadership Team for a virtual alumnae/i town hall.

As part of the alumnae/i celebrations for Founder's Week 2027, Denise Doherty Pappas '71, '85MBA, HT, and the Simmons University Archives will present a dynamic program about the school’s founder. Denise will discuss the art of storytelling and her book...

Please join the Department of Public Health and the London Center for Community Engagement and Social Justice on October 29 at 12:30 for their watch party of the virtual community conversation with Boston Commissioner of Public Health Dr. Bisola Ojikutu...

Samhain is a day to celebrate the lives of those who have passed on, welcome those born during the past year into community and reflect on past relationships, events and other significant changes in life. Samhain is an ancient Celtic...

Dia de los Muertos is a vibrant and deeply rooted celebration in Mexican culture that honors deceased loved ones. It serves as a time of remembrance and also joyous reunion with family and friends, bringing the gap between the living...

All Saints Day/All Hallows Day commemorates all the saints of the church, both known and unknown, who have attained heaven. Community: Christian (Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox) Common Practices: Attending church services Prayer and reflection

All Souls Day is a day for commemoration of all the faithfully departed, those baptized Christians who are believed to be in purgatory because they died with guilt or lesser sins on their souls. Community: Christian (Roman Catholic) Common Practices...

Join the Department of Politics and Policy for a discussion about tech oligarchy led by Quinn Slobodian, professor of international history at Boston University.