The Simmons Voice

Simmons commemorates journalist Gwen Ifill ’77

November 15, 2017

Students ship books to Congo in honor of Professor Mailloux

May 4, 2017

Callie Crossley discusses fake news in ‘Unreality Check’

March 29, 2017

Words of wisdom from PRSSA dinner

November 16, 2016

IBS proves radio is still relevant

November 9, 2016

Annual broadcasting conference to be held at Simmons on Saturday

November 2, 2016

Movies from Marlboro: providing students with film set experience

September 22, 2016

By Lisa Nault Staff Writer During the spring of 2015, Simmons College held an International Women’s Film Forum. One guest at the event was Director Jay Craven. Craven was presenting his film “Peter and John,” with a crew...

Farewell to our Editors-in-Chief

May 5, 2016

By Kaydee Donohoo & Jessie Kuenzel Staff Writer “After graduation, even though I majored in Computer Science, I have become increasingly interested in a career in journalism,” said senior Katie Sittig-Boyd, co-Editor-in-Chief of the Simmons Voice. “...

A marketplace in Morocco, with tapestries and hanging beads

Building bridges: my international internship

April 28, 2016

‘Merci Congo’ chronicles activism in the Democratic Republic of Congo

April 28, 2016

By Simran Gupta Staff Writer On Monday, April 11, the Globalization on a Shoestring class brought Emmy-awarding-winning documentarian Paul Freedman to screen his newest film on the Democratic Republic of the Congo and discuss his ...

Campus MovieFest: the best and worst thing in a week

April 7, 2016

By Kaydee Donohoo Staff Writer Campus MovieFest just ended, leaving many student filmmakers and/or actors relieved and exhausted. I am glad that I participated in campus MovieFest...mostly. It’s not a decision to regret or not...

Movie poster featuring the cast of the film

Film shines ‘Spotlight’ on abuse by Boston clergy

March 17, 2016