Former U.S. Ambassador Thomas Dougherty Joins Simmons University

Dougherty to bring vast diplomat and State Department experience to new role as Simmons Warburg Chair of International Relations

Simmons Prof. Awarded Grant to Study Recent Elections in the DRC

Democratic Republic of Congo research will provide crucial insight into the factors that influence voting behaviors in new democracies

Simmons Endowment Investing in New Fund to Advance DEI Efforts

Simmons University invests $10 Million in New Fund Launched by the Woman-and Minority-Owned Firm Metis Global Partners

Simmons LIS Program Ranked Eleventh Nationally

Simmons University Library and Information Science Program ranked among the top in the nation according to U.S. News & World Report

Simmons Trustman Art Gallery Presents New Artist Talk Series

Simmons University to diversify institution’s art collection with addition of works by four Boston-based visual artists

Simmons Radio Wins Two Intercollegiate Broadcasting System Awards

Simmons’ student run radio station recognized for best spot news coverage and best streaming-only station

Boston Children’s Hospital CEO Recognized with Leadership Award

Sandra Fenwick honored at Simmons Leadership Conference for her leadership and service at the nation’s top pediatric hospital

Failure to offer Rapid COVID Tests is “Inequitable and Unethical"

Simmons University faculty member is senior author of paper outlining the urgent need for universal, frequent rapid COVID-19

Simmons Leadership Conference to Take Place Virtually on March 23

Preeminent Women’s Leadership Conference to Showcase “Resilience and Authenticity” of Inspiring Leaders During Ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic

Registration is open for Project Bread's Virtual Walk for Hunger

A fundraiser to support COVID-19 hunger relief in MA with online events on Sunday, May 2

Simmons Faculty Member Awarded National Science Foundation Grant

Assistant Professor John Young to lead project to advance knowledge about limb generation processes in frogs

Simmons Public Health Programs Earn CEPH Accreditation

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

Simmons Partners with #DocsOnCall to Address COVID Misinformation

Support from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation enables Simmons to boost efforts to provide accessible and accurate information about COVID-19

Simmons University Launches New Doctorate of Social Work Program

Online DSW program enables students to pursue diverse clinical social work careers by focusing on leadership, clinical practice and teaching

Simmons Launches Online Undergraduate Program for Adult Learners

CompleteDegree@Simmons provides adult women learners with the opportunity to earn degrees in high-demand programs

Simmons Launches New President’s Advisory Council on DEI

Council will advance Simmons’ mission of inclusive excellence and provide a framework to address issues of racial and social justice

Simmons Alumna Named as Associates of the BPL Writer-in-Residence

Allen will read an excerpt from her YA novel during a virtual reception hosted by the Associates of the Boston Public Library on October 8

Simmons' CIBER Recognized with Community Partnership Action Award

Simmons’ center for innovation, education, training & research in behavioral health receives award from the Council on Social Work Education

The Fenway Fridays 3.0

Head to The Fenway on August 28th for the first Fenway Friday with FoMu!

Life Science Cares Rallies Companies to Fight Poverty

Annual Re-Imagined Impact Breakfast featuring Governor Deval Patrick is Tuesday, Oct.6

Simmons Professor Named Distinguished Educator of the Year

National Association of Black Social Workers recognizes Dr. Johnnie Hamilton-Mason with Distinguished Educator of the Year award

Simmons University to Participate in Opening of Digital Exhibit

Simmons students who created 'Learned from our Neighbors' exhibit will discuss its making and highlight stories from Boston West End history

New Study Highlights Work Experiences of Human Services Workers

Four Mass. human services agencies commission study to analyze career needs of workers who are foreign-born and people of color

Simmons Faculty Member to Lead Webinar on Malnutrition

Simmons Assistant Professor Kate Walker to participate in webinar that helps participants better identify and treat malnutrition

Nominate an Everyday Legend!

Celebrate the everyday legends in Boston.

Simmons University Celebrates the Class of 2020 with Commencement

Hundreds of students and their families participated in commencement ceremony that featured remarks from U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley

UNO’s Digs Deeper with New “Pay-It-Forward-Pizza” Program

UNO’s is matching every $10 Pay-it-Forward Pizza purchased one-for-one, to help feed those who need it most during these challenging times.

Simmons University Faculty Member Awarded SAMHSA Grant

Grant to increase number of social workers who can deliver high-quality care to underserved populations dealing with substance use disorders

Simmons Announces Helen G. Drinan Visionary Leadership Award

Award named in honor of Simmons University President will recognize women leaders who demonstrate commitment, compassion and vision

Simmons Univ. to Host Virtual Telebehavioral Health 101 Training

Virtual training offers information about the latest trends, technologies and best practices in the growing field of telebehavioral health

UNO’s Provides Free Pizza to More Than 1,000 Boston Area Children

Virtual Birthday Parties with At-Home Make-Your-Own Pizza Kits Available Now for Pick-Up or Touchless Curbside Take-Out

Vicinity Energy Donates Gloves and Masks to Boston Medical Center

Boston-based energy company supports health care workers by donating 2,000 gloves and 1,000 protection masks

Citizens to Fund Over $1.3 Million for MA Small Business Support

Bank is directing more than $5 million to support community relief across service area

Simmons and Wentworth to Host Virtual Wikipedia Edit-a-thon

Event allows participants to make women’s history more visible on the internet by writing and editing female activist Wikipedia entries

Simmons Univ. to Host Virtual Responding to COVID-19 Roundtable

Virtual panel discussion will offer social work educators tips for utilizing digital resources to enhance teaching and practice

Simmons University Dean Receives Outstanding AI Educator Award

Dr. Marie desJardins recognized for her leadership and contributions in the field of artificial intelligence education and diversity

Simmons University Names Lynn Perry Wooten as Ninth President

Dr. Wooten will succeed Helen G. Drinan, who ends her term in June after serving as Simmons’ president for the past 12 years.

NIA Awards Grant to Simmons University Faculty Member

Associate Professor Tamara Cadet advancing efforts to develop health decision support interventions for older adults

Simmons University to Host Gwen Ifill USPS Stamp Celebration

Simmons to honor trailblazing journalist with postage stamp unveiling and a ‘Reasons to Write’ postcard writing session

PYD Launches 2019 #GivingTuesday Campaign

PYD participates in global movement for support from donors