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  1. Group photo of women attending the Forte Business Conference.

    Last fall, Maegan Bernier ’20 and Shelby Young ’21 were selected to attend Forté Conferences for Undergraduate Women. We caught up with Bernier and Young about the valuable lessons they learned from these experiences.

  2. The front of the Main College Building in the Fall

    Simmons’ new Center for innovation, education, training and research in behavioral health receives award from the Council on Social Work Education.

  3. Headshot of Saloni Kumar

    Woman on Campus, Saloni Kumar '23, knows that this semester looks and feels different - but that doesn't mean you can't make connections with the Simmons community! Check out her tips for listening to your needs and putting yourself first when you need it most.

  4. Lynn Perry Wooten and her daughter, Jada

    Jada Wooten gives us the inside scoop on her mom, Lynn Perry Wooten.

  5. Headshot of Kristie Ferrantella

    President/CEO of the Nantucket Island Chamber of Commerce, Kristie Ferrantella '12, tells us how the Chamber helped local businesses before and during the pandemic.

  6. Headshot of Mariam Ismail

    We caught up with Mariam Ismail, assistant professor of chemistry and physics! Learn more about her passion for chemistry and why she loves guiding undergraduate students.

  7. President Lynn Perry Wooten welcomed first-year students and addressed the Simmons community about what it means to experience dark times, and yet, grow in ways that enable us to live more purposeful and more meaningful lives.

  8. Main College Building on Simmons' academic campus.

    Congratulations to Paula Dore-Duffy ‘70, Tiffani Sykhammountry ‘16, Carol F. Anderson ‘70, Margaret Marr Kearney ‘65, and Rita Taddonio Walsh ‘55!

  9. Christina Shutt with the Outstanding Achievement in Exhibitions Award from the Arkansas Museums Association

    We caught up with Christina on her work as the Executive Director at the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center and how she's shifted programming to a virtual format.

  10. Lynn Perry Wooten Reading "What the Eyes Don't See" by Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha

    The 2020 First-Year Read selection is "What the Eyes Don’t See: A Story of Crisis, Resistance, and Hope in an American City" by Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha. Check out President Lynn Perry Wooten's takeaways from this powerful first-hand account of the Flint water crisis.