Dozens of excited Simmons students, alumnae/i, faculty, staff, and friends gathered at 300 The Fenway on February 4 for a lively celebration of the new Gwen Ifill “Forever” stamp issued by the U.S. Postal Service January 30 as part of its Black Heritage series. The Gwen Ifill College of Media, Arts, and Humanities hosted the event which it cosponsored with Simmons’ Office of Organizational Culture, Inclusion & Equity, and the Postal Service.

• Gwen Ifill

As the Gwen Ifill Station, any mail sent from Simmons University on February 4 will get to drop in and have the special Gwen Ifill Station pictorial postmark on it.

• Gwen Ifill

Take a look at the buzz surrounding the release of the 43rd Black Heritage stamp honoring Gwen Ifill.

• Gwen Ifill

Take a look back at Simmons' top moments and stories from 2019!

• One Simmons

Isis Rivera '20 tells us how the Boston Scholarship made attending Simmons a possibility.

• Awards and Honors
• Behavioral and Health Sciences
• Scholarships and Financial Aid

Implementation of the University’s vision for the future is entering a new phase.

• Leadership

Eva Lynch '21, President of Simmons University's Girls Who Code Chapter, encourages computer science and math students to join Girls Who Code.

• Leadership
• Science and Technology

Dean of the College of Natural, Behavioral, and Health Sciences, Lepaine Sharp-McHenry, gives a firsthand account of participating in the congressional briefing on Capitol Hill.

• Social Justice & Advocacy

Simmons Radio Music Director, Carly Dickler '21 has the inside scoop on the radio's spookiest annual event: The Ghost Hunt.

• Community Engagement

The Ifill Forum invited the important national voices of Judy Woodruff, Asma Khalid, Maya Valentine '19, and Yamiche Alcindor to discuss this year's theme of "Race, Media, and Democracy."

• Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
• Gwen Ifill
• Ifill Forum
• Social Justice & Advocacy