2013-2014 – The Simmons Voice

‘What We Do in the Shadows’ cast will have you howling like a werewolf

May 1, 2015

Hillary Clinton alludes to the confidence gap at the Simmons Leadership Conference

April 30, 2014

Don’t get mad, get funded

April 30, 2014

Filed under 2013-2014, Opinion

By Anna Levitan Staff Writer Democrats are taking the phrase “don’t get mad, get even” to a new level. Republicans persist in making sexist remarks about their female opponents. They have called a candidate for Texas...

The Magic of Magical Girls

April 30, 2014

Filed under 2013-2014, A&E

By Anna Levitan Staff Writer In Japan, “anime” is simply slang for “animation,” referring to all types of cartoons. Outside of Japan, the word is used to mean Japanese animation. Examples range from “Pokemon” to...

365 days of Boston Strong

April 16, 2014

Student leaders recognized at annual ceremony

April 16, 2014

Disney film viewing, panel, and visit promote peaceful activism

April 16, 2014

Course inspires global actvists and thinkers

April 16, 2014

Goodbyes

April 16, 2014

Filed under 2013-2014, Issue 20

The following professors are moving on from the Simmons community. Best of luck on your future endeavors. Emeline Homonoff, Social Work David Browder, Mathematics Louise Cohen, Modern Languages Dan Connell, Communications Marlene Fine, Co...

Fitness fads 2014

April 16, 2014

Filed under 2013-2014, Health and Science, Issue 20

By Briana Hayes Staff Writer With summer right around the corner, there will be plenty of time and nice weather to try the newest fitness fads. There are four principles of fitness—cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength,...

Ask a Simmons Nurse: The importance of sleep

April 16, 2014

Filed under 2013-2014, Health and Science, Issue 20

By Carly Kimball Contributing Writer Q: I have a busy schedule managing classes, work, studying, and my social life; I don’t have time to get eight hours of sleep per night! Is getting enough sleep really that important? A:...

Safe fun in the sun

April 16, 2014

Filed under 2013-2014, Health and Science, Issue 20

By Briana Hayes Staff Writer For college students, the most highly anticipated time of the year is summer. Summer means little schoolwork, a mental break, shorts, beaches, and of course, the sun. However, with the sun comes...