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After nearly two months of negotiations and campaigning, Simmons University adjunct faculty won their union election with the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 509 on June 2. Adjunct ...
She took a very long time to deliver the punchline or you’d expect more to her answer, and that’s the joke in itself. Tu joked and talked about social justice, activism and gender, joking about ...
After a four-year wait following 2021’s “Solar Power,” New Zealand’s Ella Yelich-O’Connor, better known to the public as ...
I was a big fan of the Goodreads reading challenge. I don’t have an uncompetitive bone in my body. I loved challenging myself to read a certain amount of books each year. On The StoryGraph, not only ...
An Instagram account, @simmonsrealconfessions, dedicated to posting anonymous Simmons confessions returned from a two-month hiatus in December 2022. The account has 480 followers, but some Simmons ...
This semester, Simmons sports teams are trying to stay connected while apart. Using strategies like Zoom check-ins, live workouts and the occasional in-person meeting, Sharks across the board are ...
As we navigate this process called “adulting,” we must do our best to be informed citizens and to make educated decisions. The Voice generated this list of the top 10 ways to keep yourself informed on ...
For immediate concerns, if you believe you or someone else may be in danger to themselves or others, call Simmons Public Safety at 617-521-1111. Simmons administration held discussions with faculty ...
Runners officially enter the city of Boston down the street from Simmons’ residential campus by the Saint Mary’s Street MBTA stop. Runners continue through Kenmore to the finish line by the Boston ...
After learning of the allegations, Simmons created a new section of STAT 118 providing students an opportunity to switch out of Kane’s class. During the protest Interim Dean of the College of ...
Sophomore Luciana Libis was shocked by an act of antisemitism occurring in her South Hall dorm on March 27. According to Libis, she is the only observant, practicing, Orthodox Jew who lives on the ...
Something that frequently gets overlooked in Boston is its rich literary history – it’s a city that never stops reading. From the days of Alcott and Thoreau to the modern and longstanding independent ...
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