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  1. Wilfred Labiosa and Rev. Julie Johnson Staples

    Wilfred Labiosa ‘19PhD is the founder of Waves Ahead, an island wide organization dedicated to working with marginalized and vulnerable sectors of Puerto Rican society by providing support in their needed areas in order to reestablish and strengthen them.

  2. Front of Main College Building

    The webinar "Life After Simmons" discussed the challenges of job searching in the midst of a recession.

  3. Headshot of Andy Castrenze ‘20MS on a ship

    A newfound passion for archives sparks a total career shift for Andrew Castrenze ’20MS. We caught up with Andrew about his background as a boat captain and what ignited his interest in archival studies.

  4. Headshot of Bridgett Pride in a library

    Bridgett Pride ’18MA, ’18MS shares why she loves working as a reference librarian and what it's like to work in an environment that affirms Black Life daily.

  5. Stethoscopes hanging on rack

    We caught up with Nancy Ravin '81 about her experience working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.

  6. Headshot of Ashleigh Coren

    Ashleigh Coren ’14MS is the Women's History Content and Interpretation Curator at the National Portrait Gallery. We spoke with her about her work and her passion for women's history.

  7. Gregory Maguire

    Well-known for the book and broadway sensation Wicked, Gregory Maguire '78MA was one of the first graduates of the Master of Arts in Children’s Literature program at Simmons, staying on to teach in the program for nine years.

  8. Headshot of Shane MacDonald

    As clinical coordinator for North Suffolk Mental Health Association in Boston, Shane works with each client to develop and follow meaningful treatment plans.

  9. Student working at a computer.

    Division of Mathematics, Computing, and Statistics (MCS) students participated in Broadstreet’s COVID-19 Data Project Internship.

  10. Headshot of Shreya Arumugam '12

    Shreya tells us about her journey of rediscovering her passion for medicine and how her Simmons community helped her get there.