In a historic decision, Simmons University Office of Undergraduate Admissions has accepted its first goose student into the University. A native to the Muddy River, Copley the Goose was able to fill ...

Here’s the deal: I like to read. A lot. Here’s the other deal: I love keeping track of things. So an app that tracks all of my books, reviews, ratings, to-be-read piles, and gives me book ...

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 ...

Sunday was the official first day of fall, which means it’s the perfect time to curate a playlist for the upcoming months. Going to the county fair, having a picnic at Boston Common, skipping through ...

The Office of Simmons University President Lynn Perry Wooten announced the sunsetting of eight majors, absorption of five majors into other major programs, reorganization of the University into six ...

The Biden Administration recently approved the Willow oil drilling project in Alaska, despite the President’s promises of “no more drilling on federal lands, period,” while on the campaign trail in ...

Maggie Wettergren (2026, she/her) is a Public Relations & Marketing Communications major with minors in Psychology, Social Media and Journalism. Outside of The Voice, she is President of the Comm ...

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 ...

After a four-year wait following 2021’s “Solar Power,” New Zealand’s Ella Yelich-O’Connor, better known to the public as Lorde, dropped her fourth album “Virgin” on June 27. Preceded by singles “What ...

Simmons University had the pleasure of hosting R.F. Kuang’s “Yellowface” event on campus October 7. “Yellowface,” a story exploring the challenges faced by young writers, discussed serious topics ...

Berklee alum Adrianne Lenker, accompanied by opener Suzanne Vallie, warmed the atmosphere of the Shubert Theatre for the nights of November 12 and 13. With a simple stage of instruments and amplifiers ...

It’s March of 1973 and Led Zeppelin has just released their first ever non-self-titled album, “Houses of the Holy.” The tracklist jumps around from the harder rock Zeppelin is known for to some of the ...