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  1. Karen Fisher at a market
    Campus & Community

    Preserving Food and Culture in a Refugee Camp

    Dr. Karen E. Fisher, professor at the University of Washington Information School, visited Simmons as a recipient of the 2025 Allen Smith Visiting Scholars Fellowship. Her keynote presentation, “Countering Domicide: Preserving Indigenous Knowledge using Large-Scale Ethnography and Participatory Design,” focused on her work with Syrian refugees.

  2. Paulina Rodas Mejia ’26
    Student Story

    International Honors Student Studies Economic Development

    Paulina Rodas Mejia ’26, a double major in economics and international relations, is pursuing research in economic development. We spoke with her about her interdisciplinary interests, the honors program, and being an international student from Honduras at Simmons.

  3. A closeup of a nursing student with a notebook on their lap in which they are taking notes
    Alumnae/i Feature

    How a Nurse’s Perspective Impacts Public Health

    As a nurse and a transgender woman, Masters in Public Health graduate Ellie Spoering ’25MS offers vital education about gender-affirming care to fellow nurses.

  4. A woman making a presentation with a brain displayed on the wall behind her
    Ask Simmons

    What is a Degree in Neuroscience?

    A bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience is a gateway to solving one of life’s greatest puzzles: how our brain systems impact how we think, feel, and move in the world.

  5. Sonia Vader enjoying a day near the water
    Student Story

    Neuroscience Student Finds Purpose in Lab Research

    Undergraduate neuroscience major and physics minor Sonia Vader ’26 shares her experience in the Focused Ultrasound Lab at Brigham and Women’s Hospital’s Radiology Department.

  6. The purple and teal ribbon, a symbol of solidarity with survivors of domestic violence and sexual violence.
    Announcement

    Simmons Reaffirms Free Domestic and Sexual Violence Training

    Simmons University’s School of Social Work announces the re-release of two online, asynchronous trainings on interpersonal violence, each redesigned to improve usability and overall experience.

  7. A selectioon of salad greens and vegetables on display in a grocery store
    Student Story

    From Runway to Fenway: Student Strikes a Healthy Balance

    Helena Greenslit ’24 ’25MS is a graduate student in nutrition and dietetics and a model. We spoke with her about her love of food, her commitment to health care, and the supportive faculty at Simmons.

  8. The Simmons soccer team in a huddle. Photograph by Mike Broglio.
    Announcement

    New Master’s Degree Focuses on Business of Women’s Sports

    A new graduate program builds on Simmons’ historic excellence in women-centered management education and leadership.

  9. Two women working on a project at a desk
    Announcement

    Boston Globe Highlights Women’s Sports Management at Simmons

    Simmons University launches the first women’s-focused sports management graduate program in the country.

  10. The six students in the 2025-26 Passionate Leaders cohort
    Student Story

    Celebrating the 2025-26 Passionate Leaders Scholars

    Six undergraduate scholars from different disciplines have been selected for a $3,000 grant that supports student-driven initiatives focused on advancing scientific research and improving communities, and represents unique voices through the arts and humanities.