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Boston Business Journal Features Living and Learning Center

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Simmons University Celebrates the Class of 2026

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The 2026 Honorary Degree Recipients: Gregory Maguire ‘78MA, Dr. Anthony Estreet, and Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll

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  1. Simmons Student walking on a snowy path
    Faculty Spotlight

    Adjunct Anita Silvey Reflects on Snowflake Bentley

    It's snowflake season in New England, and beyond. In honor of the chilly landscape, we asked SLIS and Children's Literature Adjunct Anita Silvey to discuss a particular book from her publishing career: Snowflake Bentley. This book, written by Jacqueline Briggs...

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    Announcement

    A Focus on Libraries and Librarianship: Simmons SLIS Celebrates the L in LIS

    The Master's in Library and Information Science curriculum allows students to focus on different aspects of LIS work. We spoke to students Alessandra Hollowell and Aijaeh Hennessey on their choice to focus on traditional library work with the Libraries and...

  3. Photo of Justine Paragas
    Student Story

    Meet Justine Paragas ’26, Gilbert and Marcia Kotzen Scholarship Recipient

    The Gilbert and Marcia Kotzen Scholarship is the most prestigious student award at Simmons. Kotzen scholarship recipients receive full tuition remission over four years. The class of 2026 includes ten Kotzen scholars. We spoke with Justine Paragas about her intellectual interests, career plans, and why she chose Simmons.

  4. Photo of student Dan Nguyen
    Student Story

    Dan Nguyen ’23 Receives Robert Y. Young Award

    Physics major Dan Nguyen has received a prestigious award from the Acoustical Society of America (ASA). Nguyen began her research as a SURPASs (Summer Undergraduate Research Program at Simmons) scholar and is now testing her theories at the new science building. She spoke with us about her project, what drew her to Simmons, and her future plans.

  5. Simmons MCB in Fall
    Announcement

    Passionate Leaders Project: Fall 2022 Cohort

    The Passionate Leaders Project (PLP) supports undergraduate students by funding research opportunities that transcend traditional coursework. Participants of the PLP develop research and critical thinking skills and bring the insights of academia to real world issues. This year’s cohort addresses mental health, neuroscience, environmental science, the foster care system, and technology.

  6. Photo of Sara Slager
    Student Story

    Sara Slager '23 Researches History of Reproductive Activism in Boston

    When Roe v. Wade was overturned on June 24, 2022, student Sara Slager — a double major in Education and Women's and Gender Studies — was in the middle of a research project on local reproductive rights activism. She spoke...

  7. photo of Genevieve Nowicki
    Alumnae/i Feature

    From Struggles to Strengths: Overcoming Mental Health Challenges and Helping Others to Do the Same with Socio-Ecological Research and Treatment

    Genevieve Peck Nowicki '20 studied Neurobiology at Simmons and is now pursuing her PhD in Counseling Psychology at Northeastern. She shares with us her approach to research and how Simmons prepared her for further studies. What made you choose to...

  8. Steven D. Booth '09MS
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Steven D. Booth '09MS Expands the Possibilities of Archival Work

    Archivist and independent researcher Steven D. Booth '09MS was recently named a Fellow of the Society of American Archivists. Booth has worked in both traditional and unconventional archival settings, including his current role at the Getty Research Institute, and is...

  9. Professor Teresa Fung
    Faculty Spotlight

    Professor of Nutrition Teresa T. Fung Wins the Monsen Award

    Professor of Nutrition and Director of the Didactic Program in Dietetics Teresa T. Fung , ScD, RDN has been recognized by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics for her outstanding research. She spoke with us about this honor, her current...

  10. Elena Palladino ’07
    Alumnae/i Feature

    Elena Palladino ’07 Publishes Revelatory Book on Local History

    In her new book, Lost Towns of the Swift River Valley: Drowned by the Quabbin (Charleston, SC: The History Press, 2022), Elena Palladino tells the story of a community that was displaced to make room for a new reservoir. In doing so, she conveys what was lost in the name of progress.