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  1. Nina Testa '23, '25DPT at Simmons' 2025 Commencement.

    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.

  2. Anna Aguilera, Professor of Biology at Simmons University; Peter Salvatore, Deputy Chief Engineer at Boston Water and Sewer Commission; Abby Oliveira, Senior Land Use and Sustainability Manager at Longwood Collective; and Sarah Rodrigo, Trust Program Manager at the City of Boston break ground for bioswale project

    The Longwood Collective, the chief planner and principal steward of the Longwood Medical and Academic Area (LMA), broke ground on a bioswale pilot project on Avenue Louis Pasteur on September 30, 2025. Simmons University, Northeastern University, and the Charles River...

  3. Simmons nursing students engaging in a hands-on project during Immersion weekend

    Simmons School of Nursing students in our online programs came to campus over the summer for an Immersion experience. For insight into what this entailed, we spoke to Tina Delouchry, Professor of Practice and Director of FNP Clinical Education, and Laura Behm, Associate Professor of Practice and Director of PMHNP Clinical Education.

  4. Alex Yudelevich Newman (R) and two other inductees into the Ronnie Arrow 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.

  5. Barber Shop damaged by Hurricane Katrina, 2005, located in Ninth Ward, New Orleans, Louisiana"  Carol M. Highsmith - Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.

    Simmons School of Social Work Professor and Associate Dean for Faculty Development Johnnie Hamilton-Mason shared a retrospective conversation based on her research, titled “Hope Floats: African American Women's Survival Experiences after Katrina.”

  6. FIFA headquarters in Zürich, Switzerland

    The city of Boston is hosting seven FIFA World Cup soccer games in June 2026. As NBC News Boston reported, business leaders — including individuals from Simmons — gathered in Foxborough on September 24 for a Women's Business Summit focused on the economic impact of the World Cup.

  7. The skyline 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.

  8. Cover of the book The Undefeated written by Kwame Alexander and illustrated by Kadir Nelson (Versify, 2019)

    Assistant Teaching Professor Shelley Isaacson was quoted in an article for Slate, “The 25 Greatest Picture Books of the Past 25 Years.” Isaacson supported the inclusion of The Undefeated written by Kwame Alexander and illustrated by Kadir Nelson (Versify, 2019) on the list.

  9. Signs from a rent control rally in Somerville, MA. The Brazilian Portuguese translates to "Our Somerville, our budget."

    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.

  10. A nursing student seated in a chair and gesturing with her hand

    Are you looking to launch a nursing career providing care to patients of all ages and backgrounds? Becoming a family nurse practitioner is a rewarding professional path that's in high demand, offering diverse opportunities to make an impact across healthcare settings.