Events

Join Ifill admission staff and Simmons Graduate History Program Director Dr. Sarah Leonard and learn about what the Simmons Master of Arts in History Program has to offer. You'll receive a confirmation email prior to the event with instructions on...

The 27th Annual Colleges of the Fenway Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast featuring keynote speaker Dr. Michael A. Curry, Past President of the Boston Branch of the NAACP (2011-2016).

Join Ifill admission staff and Program Directors Dr. Gregory Williams and Dr. Suzanne Leonard who will present information about the Master in Public Policy and Master of Arts in Gender and Cultural Studies, as well as the joint MPP/GCS degree...

Join Graduate Programs Director Cathie Mercier and Ifill Admission staff and learn about the Master of Arts in Children's Literature, the Master of Fine Arts in Writing for Children, and dual MA/MFA degree. You'll receive a confirmation email prior to...

Simmons University is thrilled to welcome back social justice educator and pastry chef Corrie Locke-Hardy for an author event to celebrate their new cookbook The Revolution Will Be Well Fed. The Revolution Will Be Well Fed features 50 recipes for...

Trustees Denise Coll ’95MBA and April Evans ’91MBA, along with their classmates, Anne Jardim, and the Business Advisory Council cordially invite you and a guest to A Special Evening of Connection and Networking in honor of the new School of...

Join us for our Virtual Information Session to explore our Graduate Programs, including Behavior Analysis, Public Health, Nutrition, Physical Therapy, and Nursing! Discover our high-quality, rigorous programs designed to create transformative healthcare leaders. Learn about our impressive above-average pass rates...

This event will feature two current GCS students and is a fantastic opportunity to meet students in the program and learn about their experiences at Simmons. The Gwen Ifill School of Media, Humanities, and Social Sciences' MA in Gender and...

Save the date for our third annual community reading and discussion of Frederick Douglass' speech, "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July"? The event will consist of a collective reading of the speech in which attendees have the...

Learn about our rigorous, hands-on Master of Social Work on-campus program. This information session is a virtual event. Meet members of our MSW campus community while gaining information about the application process, our clinical emphasis, and the practicum placement. Our...