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Sophie Caulton (2026, she/her) is a Journalism major and Writing minor from East Bridgewater, MA. She is also a member of the Honors Program and Comm Liaison.
Simmons London Center hosts third annual “Reading Douglass …
7 hours ago · The London Center for Community Engagement and Social Justice hosted a community read of Frederick Douglass’s “What is a Slave to the Fourth of July?” on February 12, 2025, both in person and on Zoom. Dr. Gary Bailey, director of the graduate social work program, moderated the event, and former State Representative from the ninth Suffolk district Byron Rushing was invited to speak at the ...
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The Simmons Voice is the only student-run newspaper of Simmons University based in Boston, MA. The Voice first started in 1922 and continues to serve the Simmons community to this day. The Voice received the 2020 Mark of Excellence Award from the Society of Professional Journalists for “Best COVID-19 Coverage.” Get in touch! …
Debo Ray: Debut Review – The Simmons Voice
1 day ago · Boston-based artist Debo Ray dropped her debut album, “Debo Ray,” on February 14. Before going solo, Ray was nominated as part of the group Social Science for a Grammy in the Best Jazz Instrumental Album category in 2022. Her solo career launched that same year, and an album from the singer has been a long...
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Liv Corneyea (2025, she/her) is a Social Work major in the 3 + 1 program. Outside of the Voice, Liv enjoy...
Students allege disruption of accessibility on campus due to gate ...
May 2, 2024 · President Lynn Perry Wooten’s office sent an email at 12:48 p.m. on May 1 to all Simmons students to inform them that “classes will continue to meet and proceed as scheduled” despite a planned walkout. “To best ensure the safety of our community,” Wooten wrote, “Simmons will also implement a tap-access system for all academic and residential buildings beginning at 12:45 p.m. today.”
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