April 28, 2016
Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 22, Opinion
By Kaydee Donohoo
Staff Writer
A few nights ago, at my sleepy-one-last-phonecheck time, a notification shook me to my very core. One of my havens was infiltrated. I learned that my high school ex-boyfriend made a Pinterest and star...
April 14, 2016
Filed under 2015-2016, Features, Issue 21
By Contributing Writers
The National Student Advertising Competition is a joint class between the business school and the communications department at Simmons.
In the fall, the team focused on creating different advertisements ...
March 24, 2016
Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 18, Opinion
On Tuesday, March 22, at least 10 people were killed and 100 wounded at Brussels’ international airport, in addition to at least 20 killed and 130 wounded at the Maelbeek metro station, according to Belgian government officials.
In...
March 24, 2016
Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 18, Opinion
By Kaydee Donohoo
Staff Writer
You’ve probably seen a bombardment of Bernie Sander posts recently. The reason Bernie supporters can’t help but be loud online is that the media show a strong bias against this democratic socia...
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...
January 27, 2016
Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 11, News
By Katie Sittig-Boyd
Staff Writer
This previous Monday, students at Boston Latin School wore black during a silent protest of the current racial climate at one of Boston’s most prestigious exam schools.
Several months ago, stud...
November 18, 2015
Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 8
By Lindsey Stokes
Staff Writer
In an email sent to students and staff Tuesday evening, Chief Information Officer Debra Orr alerted the college to some “disturbing social media messages” posted after the demonstration in Com...
November 18, 2015
November 4, 2015
Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 7, Opinion
By Kate Joseph
Staff Writer
You never get a second chance to make a first impression, and Simmons College’s website is certainly not making a good one.
The new and “improved” Simmons website was launched earlier this y...
October 7, 2015
Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 4
By Amanda Bibbins
Staff Writer
BOSTON—On Tuesday, Oct. 6, Simmons College’s Political Science and International Relations Department hosted former Central Intelligence Agency official, Glenn Carle, for the fall 2015 Warbur...
September 30, 2015
Filed under 2015-2016, Issue 3, Opinion
Although there have been many recent attempts to “diversify” the field of technology, virtually all of these efforts end in failure--or, more commonly, mediocrity. Diversity in technology is not increasing by any significant...
September 24, 2015
