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  1. Simmons University Founder, John Simmons

    On October 30, we celebrate a remarkable milestone: the 230th birthday of John Simmons, whose extraordinary vision continues to shape our University and the lives of generations of students.

  2. Leslie Morris and Sasha Oglesby on the Simmons campus

    More than 50 years after Simmons helped shape her own path, Leslie Morris ’75 has come full circle, mentoring Sasha Oglesby ’29 from Camden, NJ, who followed in her footsteps to Simmons. Oglesby is now finding her own path at the University, carrying forward Morris’s belief in the power of mentorship, opportunity, and giving back.

  3. Exhibition, "In the City of Women: Ruth Landes' photo collection of Brazilian Candomblé, 1938–1939" curated by Dr. Jamie Lee Andreson, on display at the main library of the Federal University of Bahia

    Assistant Professor of History Jamie Lee Andreson examines Black feminism and Brazilian cultural history. We spoke with her about her research, methods, and teaching.

  4. Close-up image of a colorful electric guitar

    Lauren Posklensky ’26MS combines her Master of Science in Library and Information Science research with her interest in punk music, and the independent, DIY community it fosters.

  5. Tina Delouchry and Delmy Piano with a group of graduate nursing students who gained experience giving physical exams to middle and high school student athletes.

    Simmons School of Nursing (SON) students are providing free sports preparticipation examinations for middle and high school student-athletes in the Boston area. We spoke with faculty preceptors Professor of Practice Tina Delouchry and Assistant Professor of Practice Delmy Piano, as well as nursing students and middle/high school faculty, about this special project.

  6. A Simmons student wearing goggles and working in the chemistry lab

    In honor of Massachusetts STEM Week 2026 (October 19–October 23, 2026), we’ve gathered student perspectives on the value of pursuing STEM studies at a women-focused University.

  7. Kylie Lee Baker ’22MS

    In the spirit of spooky season, we caught up with Kylie Lee Baker ’22MS on her life long ties to horror fiction. Baker's most recent novel, JAPANESE GOTHIC (Hanover Square Press, 2026), was praised by Publisher's Weekly: "It's as gruesome as it is un-put-downable."

  8. Stormy, the Simmons University mascot, welcomes new students.

    Simmons University welcomes 968 on-the-ground and hybrid students (undergraduate and graduate) and 466 online students to the 2026–27 academic year.

  9. A closeup of a nursing student with a notebook on their lap in which they are taking notes

    Alisa Ssuyu Lin ’22MSN ’25DNP completed the Direct Entry Doctor of Nursing Practice – Family Nurse Practitioner (DNP-FNP) at Simmons University and began the Post-Graduate Certificate Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (MSN/PGC PMHNP) last fall.

  10. Carole Collins ’83 with her children, Kelsey and Jake, outside Collins Sports Medicine

    Carole Collins Alexander ’83 reflects on her time at Simmons and why attending a women's college was the right choice for her and how women's sports have changed during her career.