Dive deeper into the stories, announcements, and events you may have seen in The Brief or other email communications from the University.
Next Spring (2020), the MBTA will open an additional commuter rail platform at Ruggles Station which will allow many more inbound trains to stop.
November 5, 2019At the Simmons October Board meeting, Trustees voted unanimously to have Regina Pisa serve an additional year as Chair of the Simmons Board of Trustees. Although her term was supposed to conclude May 2020, it will now end a year later in 2021.
November 5, 2019The Division of Mathematical and Computational Sciences (MCS) Unit in The College of Organizational, Computational, and Information Science (COCIS) is now Division of Mathematics, Computation, and Statistics.
November 5, 2019On Oct. 30, 665 people stepped up to empower our community for Giving Day. Alumnae/i and friends gave over $40,000 to support athletics, scholarships, diversity and inclusion initiatives, and so much more. Thank you for all of your support!
November 5, 2019Veteran’s Day is listed as a floating holiday on the FY20 Holiday and Winter Break Schedule. The university will be open on November 11 and all employees will be expected to work their usual schedule.
November 4, 2019Each month, the Online Communication & Design team will be summarizing our social media analytics. Questions? Reach out to [email protected].
November 1, 2019The Trustman Art Gallery presents The Painted Place featuring work by Mia Cross from November 6-December 20.
October 30, 2019During this program, faculty and staff will get an overview of undergraduate research opportunities and explore sources of funding and major awards. No reservations necessary, and lunch will be provided! For remote attendance, please contact Kristi Mukk.
October 28, 2019Approximately 300 alumnae, community members, students, faculty, staff, and friends of Gwen Ifill attended the Forum to experience what Dean Brian Norman described as an event that invited “important national voices for a conversation of a pressing issue.”
October 23, 2019The symposium, Is it SPED and /or ESL? Using Writing to Identify Needs, addressed the complexities of identifying special needs among English learners and attracted over 80 teachers and administrators, both SPED and ESL, from school districts throughout Arkansas.
October 23, 2019