The Simmons Voice

Editorial: Our love letter to platonic relationships

February 14, 2018

Editorial: How the news sees sports fans versus protestors

February 7, 2018

This week, the Philadelphia Eagles broke the New England Patriots’ winning streak at the 52nd Super Bowl, the championship game for the 2017 football season. Given that this is the team’s first championship title, more than ...

Editorial: Changes on the Horizon

January 31, 2018

The Editors-in-Chief would like this week's editorial to announce that the for the foreseeable future the Simmons Voice is moving to a completely digital format. This is a little strange for us. Writing this editorial normally means pi...

If we lose net neutrality, the internet will die

December 6, 2017

By Mackenzie Farkus Staff Writer The author Ray Bradbury once said that “there is more than one way to burn a book. And the world is full of people running around with lit matches.” Right now, Congress is running around...

Letter to the editor: Nov. 8 Editorial

November 15, 2017

Dear Editors, In response to your editorial of November 8, 2017: no college wants to receive a complaint filed with the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) or any other governmental oversight agency. We would prefer that a student con...

Editorial: Things are looking up in local elections

November 15, 2017

Reflecting on the attack in New York

November 8, 2017

DeVos’ start in office

March 3, 2017

An open letter supporting PT fliers on fitness advocacy

March 3, 2017

Voting ID requirement denies Americans their right to vote

November 2, 2016

Emmys makes strides for women… sort of

September 22, 2016

By Kaydee Donohoo Staff Writer It was clear that the Emmys were a night for women when #SheRules trended on Twitter. Netflix started the hashtag with a commercial featuring some of the strong women in their shows and movies...

Presential election overshawdows the little guys

September 22, 2016

By Lisa Nault Staff Writer The problem with election years (besides the ridiculous news stories) is that the public is so focused on who is going to be elected as president that they seem to forget about local issues. Think ...