The Simmons Voice

Ugandan president approves of Trump’s “shithole” comment

January 30, 2018

Walsh and Jackson face off in Boston mayoral election

October 18, 2017

AIT hosts Post-Election Advocacy event

March 1, 2017

The issue with ‘mansplaining’ politics

November 9, 2016

Historic Election Day draws Simmons students to polls

November 9, 2016

News from around the world: Panama Papers, Taliban appoints new leadership

April 7, 2016

Politics, restoration, and family in Rwanda

April 7, 2016

Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 20

By Lindsey Stokes Staff Writer Wiriwe from Kigali, Rwanda! This semester, along with 23 other students from allover the U.S., I am studying post-genocide restoration and peacebuilding through the School of International Training....

Presidential visit marks change in Cuba

March 24, 2016

Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 18

By Madeleine Longwell Staff Writer President Obama wrapped up his trip to Cuba on Tuesday attending a baseball game between the Cuban National Team and the Tampa Bay Rays. He is the first U.S. President to visit the country in n...

Clinton, Trump win Florida; Rubio withdraws

March 17, 2016

Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 17

By Katie Sittig-Boyd Staff Writer After the Tuesday, March 15, series of primaries, candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump each secured additional delegates via Florida voters, who reportedly turned out in record number...

News from around the world: U.S.-Cuba relations improve, Russia pulls out of Syria

March 17, 2016

We’ve been trumped…by ourselves

March 3, 2016

Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 16, Opinion

By Kaydee Donohoo Staff Writer What must have been ages ago I remember seeing a Facebook post along the lines of “At first I thought this was a joke, but I gave it a chance and he makes some good points.” It was of course...

Make your vote count

February 25, 2016

Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 15, Opinion

By Samantha Rosengard Contributing Writer “Decisions are made by those who show up.” This was said in an episode of “The West Wing” in an effort to inspire college students to go out and vote, and the sentiment rings ...