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  1. Two women working on a project at a desk

    Simmons University launches the first women’s-focused sports management graduate program in the country.

  2. The six students in the 2025-26 Passionate Leaders cohort

    Six undergraduate scholars from different disciplines have been selected for a $3,000 grant that supports student-driven initiatives focused on advancing scientific research and improving communities, and represents unique voices through the arts and humanities.

  3. A collection of nutritious foods such as nuts, fruits, and vegetables alongside a set of weights and a jump rope

    Marie Bazarbachian ’25MS, ’26DIP is an athlete focusing on clinical nutrition. We spoke with her about a customizable education at Simmons and her service to her community.

  4. Brain imaging, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons and Creative Commons

    Sandra Bartlett ’26 is a Dix Scholar and transfer student studying Neuroscience and Behavior. We spoke with her about STEM research and mentorship at Simmons.

  5. Lieutenant General Leslie C. Smith, US Army (Ret). delivers the keynote address at the 2025 Veteran's Day program, photograph by Natalya Lavrenov.

    The Simmons School of Social Work (SSW), distinguished guests, and members of the Simmons community recently gathered for the second annual Veterans Day program. This year’s keynote speaker was Lieutenant General Leslie C. Smith, US Army (Ret).

  6. Arianna Joyce ’26, ’27MS standing in a pose on ice skates

    Accelerated student Arianna Joyce ’26, ’27MS is a competitive figure skater who is passionate about nutrition. We spoke with her about the encouraging community at Simmons and the value of an accelerated education.

  7. A graphic of the outline of a person with vegetables inside the head

    Zoe Papas ’26 is a nutrition and dietetics major. We spoke with them about their interest in clinical nutrition, hands-on learning, and the welcoming atmosphere at Simmons.

  8. Two people shaking hands

    In recognition of November as National Career Development Month, we spoke to Associate Director Employer Relations Jenn Walker Wall ’05 about her plans to strengthen relationships with area employers, and between Simmons students and alumnae/i.

  9. Marie Beam ’95

    Marie Beam ’95 is the Chief Executive Officer of the Discovery Museum in Acton, MA. We spoke with her about nonprofit work, her stimulating education at Simmons, and the value of curiosity.

  10. A computer science student using their laptop to write code

    This year, Simmons celebrates 50 years since the establishment of the Bachelor’s in Computer Science (BS). We spoke to faculty about how computer scientists shaped the computer science program at Simmons, and how a women-centered university can uniquely prepare students to enter a male-dominated field.