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Iz Indelicato

Iz Indelicato

Isabelle (Iz) Indelicato (they/them, 2022) is a journalism and media arts double major with minors in radio and PR/Marcom. They have been writing for the Voice since their sophomore year and does freelance multi-media work on the side.

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David Kane’s STAT 118 course canceled during student-led protest

David Kane’s STAT 118 course canceled during student-led protest

September 16, 2022
Simmons creates alternate section of STAT 118 as professor is accused of racist blog

Simmons creates alternate section of STAT 118 as professor is accused of racist blog

September 15, 2022
Controversial former Harvard professor David Kane hired as Simmons adjunct

Controversial former Harvard professor David Kane hired as Simmons adjunct

September 14, 2022

Welcome Home S2E5 ‘Commencement, Campus Construction, and Cultural Appropriation’ transcription

April 14, 2021
Office of the President responds to petition for in-person commencement

Office of the President responds to petition for in-person commencement

April 1, 2021
The Simmons University Main College Building. Image courtesy of Simmons University

BREAKING: Simmons President officially announces fall reopening plans

March 25, 2021
In Plain Sight: Part IV

In Plain Sight: Part IV

March 24, 2021
In Plain Sight: An Update

In Plain Sight: An Update

March 22, 2021
In Plain Sight: Part III

In Plain Sight: Part III

March 19, 2021
In Plain Sight: Part II

In Plain Sight: Part II

March 18, 2021
In Plain Sight: Part I

In Plain Sight: Part I

March 17, 2021
Newspaper clippings from Boston Globe Archives. Pamphlet obtained by the Voice in 2017 from a Northeastern RA.

In Plain Sight: A Controversial Faith Group Finds a Home at Simmons

March 16, 2021
Responses from Simmons students about how they are feeling reaching the one-year anniversary of the pandemic.

Coping with COVID-19 anniversary trauma

March 13, 2021
Photo via. Simmons University

Simmons Welcomes Dr. Roberto Ifill to Board of Trustees

March 9, 2021
Photo courtesy of Simmons University

Commencement 2021 will be virtual according to an email from administration

January 29, 2021
Photo by Jeff Hahn via. QPrime Management

Declan McKenna carries intellectual depth and expressive sense of self into sophomore album ‘Zeros’

December 7, 2020
Original illustration by Steffi Gaehde

For New Hampshire teacher, Halloween traditions are reframed amidst COVID-19 and loss

November 16, 2020
Photo from Simmons University

BREAKING: Simmons spring 2021 plans announced, expects to be at 50% residential capacity

November 11, 2020
Songs of Protest : 2016 to Today

Songs of Protest : 2016 to Today

November 3, 2020
Welcome Home is a production of Simmons Radio and The Simmons Voice. Artwork by Carly Dickler.

Welcome Home, Ep. 2 Transcribed

October 20, 2020
Five tips on how to talk about hooking up during a pandemic

Five tips on how to talk about hooking up during a pandemic

October 19, 2020
Welcome Home is a production of Simmons Radio and The Simmons Voice. Artwork by Carly Dickler.

Welcome Home Podcast, Episode One

October 12, 2020
The case for coming out

The case for coming out

October 11, 2020
Nikolay Kurmakov. Photo by Carl Tremblay. https://carltremblay.com/

Remembering Nikolay Kurmakov

October 5, 2020
Photo by Pooneh Ghana Via Glass Animals Open Source Website.

Glass Animals Dazzle with single ‘It’s All So Incredibly Loud’

August 3, 2020
Go or No Go? Simmons students still waiting for fall plans to be announced

Go or No Go? Simmons students still waiting for fall plans to be announced

July 11, 2020
2020/2021 pomp and circumstance

2020/2021 pomp and circumstance

May 30, 2020
Graphic by Hannah Carlon

Virtual commencement continues amidst senior pushback

May 14, 2020
Work from Guild’s collage Instagram account, @collage_compilation

Art persists part III: growth as artists

May 13, 2020
Cherry Isakens work, that they shared with the Voice.

Art persists part II: relationships and equity

May 13, 2020
Gaehde explored the concept of ‘intentional disruption of a frame,’ by tying a piece of their oven to a string.

Art persists part I: getting creative

May 13, 2020
BREAKING: Leadership Recognition Ceremony to be pre-recorded amidst ongoing student protests

BREAKING: Leadership Recognition Ceremony to be pre-recorded amidst ongoing student protests

April 28, 2020
Simmons announces emergency pass/fail policy due to COVID-19

Simmons announces emergency pass/fail policy due to COVID-19

April 16, 2020
Photo of flyer in the Student Activities Center, taken Tuesday at 2p.m. “Simmons University Office of Student Leadership and Activities Presents Tyga. Doors open at 8PM Friday, Feb 28 Tickets are $15, event is 18+, buy here: https://tinyurl.com/y9k725mm Big Night Live, 110 Causeway St. 02114. This is an 18+ event.”

Office of Student Leadership & Activities faces student backlash regarding Tyga concert

February 15, 2020
Yayoi Kusama pictured with her work LOVE IS CALLING, 2013 during her solo exhibition I Who Have Arrived In Heaven at David Zwirner, New York, 2013. © YAYOI KUSAMA. Courtesy David Zwirner, New York; Ota Fine Arts, Tokyo/Singapore /Shanghai; Victoria Miro, London/Venice

Yayoi Kusama’s LOVE IS CALLING is more than an Instagrammable experience

October 28, 2019
Sophomore guard Cassandra Stapelfield plays in a Feb. 13, 2019 Simmons vs. Regis game.

Simmons ends basketball program without warning

April 16, 2019
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