President Lynn Perry Wooten shares the news of the passing of Dr. William “Bill” Kahl, who served as the first provost at Simmons during a particularly transformative period for the University.

• From the President
• In Memoriam

Saloni Kumar '23 caught up with the Simmons Academic Mentors to bust time management myths, find out their unique study styles, and uncover their expert studying tips.

• Mentorship

We caught up with Sarah Mariski '22 about why she chose the business program at Simmons and how she found the confidence to be a leader.

• Careers and Internships

President Wooten writes about her takeaways from the second annual Ifill Forum, and how she hopes to foster racial and social equity here at Simmons.

• Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
• From the President
• Gwen Ifill

Silva tells us about her unexpected journey into sales and the value of being open to different job opportunities, which may lead to something greater.

• Careers and Internships

The public health programs at Simmons prepare students to work toward achieving health equity at the local, national and global levels.

• Awards and Honors

On November 19, President Wooten virtually met with parents to discuss what makes the Simmons student experience unique.

• From the President

Professor Nelson was a driving force behind the new School of Business minor, Leadership for Social Impact. This spring, Nelson will teach "Social Action Leaders," one of the University's designated service-learning courses.

• Social Justice & Advocacy

In her role as a clinical social worker, Jacqueline works with patients and families in need of support and resources related to urgent medical care, as well as complex health and social issues.

• Careers and Internships

Jennifer Gordon ’02MS, school librarian at the Benjamin Banneker Charter Public School in Cambridge, received this award for her significant achievements and demonstrated excellence in the library and information professions.

• Awards and Honors
• Leadership