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  1. Rebecca F. Kuang speaks at the 2024 Fall Community Read, photograph by Christina Appignani

    This year’s Fall Community Read, organized by the Division of Student Engagement, Success, and Diversity, featured novelist and Yale Ph.D. student R.F. Kuang and her most recent book, Yellowface. The award-winning and #1 New York Times bestselling author discussed the importance of authorial voice, literary experimentation, and the craft of writing.

  2. Dr. Michael C. LaSala

    Since 1988, the United States has celebrated National Coming Out Day (NCOD) annually on October 11. To honor NCOD, Dr. Michael LaSala, Dean of Simmons’ School of Social Work, recounts his own coming-out journey.

  3. Three wellness stones.  One is imprinted with Body, one with Relax, and one with Soul.

    In honor of World Mental Health Day, we spoke to Beth Grampetro, Associate Dean and Chief Wellness Officer, about the diverse wellness resources available to all Simmons students.

  4. The Main College Building on the Simmons University campus

    The Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion hosted a webinar with Project Shema, entitled “Understanding Antisemitism in the Current Political Climate.” The webinar defined antisemitism, contextualized Jewish identity, and suggested how participants may empathize with the Jewish community.

  5. A selection of book covers for suggested reading during Hispanic Heritage Month 2024

    Since 1968, the United States has honored Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 through October 15) in celebration of the cultures, traditions, and diversity of Hispanic Americans with ancestral roots in Spain and numerous Latin American countries and territories. To commence the celebration at Simmons, we have compiled a Latinx reading list of novels, short stories, memoirs, historical fiction, graphic histories, scholarly monographs, and poetry collections.

  6. A small group of students taking a selfie at the annual candle lighting during move-in weekend

    Simmons welcomed new students to campus with a series of activities and celebrations.

  7. Orientation leaders giving a cheer for the first year students on move-in day

    Simmons is pleased to welcome over 371 first-year undergraduate students and 800 new graduate students to the start of the 2024–2025 academic year.

  8. President Lynn Wooten with Stormy and Orientation Leaders at the candle lighting event during move-in weekend

    President Wooten welcomes new and returning students, faculty, and staff, and shares her excitement about all the opportunities that lie ahead as the 2024–2025 academic year begins.

  9. A graphic with the words: August 26 National Women's Equality Day
    Campus & Community

    In celebrating Women's Equality Day, President Wooten reflects on the vital role that women-centered higher ed institutions play in the effort to advance gender equity and leadership.

  10. American Flag in front of Simmons MCB

    The Stephen D. London Center for Community Engagement and Social Justice selected Boston Health Care for the Homeless (BHCHP) as the recipient of the 2024 Outstanding Community Partner Award.