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  1. Two Simmons nursing students working together while using a laptop

    Direct Entry Doctor of Nursing Practice – Family Nurse Practitioner (DNP-FNP) student Nodira Rahimhodjayeva ’26MSN, ’27DNP loves the straightforward educational path Simmons offers. She spoke with us about what drew her to nursing and the hands-on, supportive education she is receiving at Simmons.

  2. Neuroscience

    According to the Council on Undergraduate Research, undergraduate research is: “a mentored investigation or creative inquiry conducted by undergraduates that seeks to make a scholarly or artistic contribution to knowledge.”

  3. The Simmons crew team rowing with the Boston skyline behind them

    Linda Muri, a three-time world rowing champion and veteran coach, will assume the role of head rowing coach at Simmons.

  4. The 9 SURPASs scholars for 2026

    Nine undergraduate scholars from disciplines across Simmons have been selected to join the Summer Undergraduate Research Program at Simmons (SURPASs). From May to June, students will receive funding and mentorship to support their independent research. The six-week program includes workshops and research presentations, culminating in a student showcase in June.

  5. Dean Astrid Sheil and others wearing Study Women's Sports shirts at a Legacy game

    Simmons Reunion 2026 featured a panel discussion about the first-ever Master of Science in Management: Business and Leadership in Women’s Sports concentration, with Professor of Practice Justine Pouravelis, Director of Athletics & Recreation Erica Schuling ’13MS, ’18MEd, and Simmons athlete and finance major Lauren Krupnikoff ’27.

  6. A group of attendees from Reunion 2026
    Campus & Community

    Over 220 members of the Simmons community gathered on campus June 5–7 to “reflect, reconnect, and reignite” at Simmons University’s 2026 Reunion, with a special celebration for the 50th Reunion Milestone Class of 1976.

  7. Brownstones in the South End of Boston

    Professor Gary Bailey received the award from United South End Settlements (USES), a community organization supporting families with young children in Boston.

  8. Nailya Alimova (Alim) ’26

    Nailya Alimova ’26 shares her experience as an international student in the STEM field, and how Simmons supported her AI research.

  9. A young woman holding a pen while speaking to a teenage girl

    Behavior analysts are professionals who apply the science of learning and behavior to change behavior, teach skills, and improve outcomes. By assessing the environment, they identify factors that influence behavior. They then develop interventions to change behavior to reach goals, learn new skills, and increase quality of life.

  10. A student reviewing charts of chemistry data on a computer monitor.  Photo by Ashley Purvis.

    Simmons University’s 3+2 dual-degree engineering program empowers students to earn two degrees in five years: a Bachelor of Science from Simmons and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from one of our partner institutions. We spoke to three students who have completed their Simmons degree and are looking forward to the second portion of their studies this year.