When I decided to move to Boston for college, my biggest concern wasn’t adjusting to the city or learning to navigate the ...

A vigil honoring the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk ended earlier than expected Thursday, Sept. 18, after numerous counter-protesters surprised many at the event. Organizer and MAGA Nation ...

For over 30 years, the Stephen D. London Center for Community Engagement and Social Justice has provided opportunities for student involvement within the greater Boston community. Now, the London ...

After a request for additional housing, Simmons University is accommodating Wentworth Institute of Technology (WIT) inside South Hall this academic year. Announced in early August, the correspondence ...

Do you ever wonder, “Am I using Bartol to my full potential?” I’m here to tell you the answer is no, you are not. From sandwich specialities to the endless possibilities of the soft serve machine, ...

The “The Summer I Turned Pretty” series finale tied a neat bow on the story of Isabel “Belly” Conklin, played by Lola Tung, and her love triangle between two brothers, Jeremiah and Conrad Fisher, ...

The Simmons community was left shaken after reported Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) sightings last Wednesday, September 17. On a student-run ...

Rachel Ledoux (2027, she/her) is a Political Science and Economics major in the 3+1 Public Policy program. Outside of the Voice, she serves as co-President of Democracy Matters and is involved with ...

Lotus Sun (2028, they/them) is double majoring in Psychology & Communications. Outside of The Voice, they are part of the Simmons University Dance Company and Asian Student Association. When they’re ...

The energy felt in the Sinclair that night was unmatched. From extreme moshing during songs like their hit “Trenches,” to standing in awe of somber, jazz-heavy tracks like “Saoirse,” the audience ...