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Vietnam: the right to speak (1965)
On October 16, students across the country marched to protest the continuation of the Vietnam War. In response to backlash remarks from United States Senators, the author of the piece argues that freedom of speech needs to be respected.
Vietnam fast planned for March 15-16 (1967)
A two-day fast for a speedy and just end to the Vietnam War is planned for March 15th and 16th.
Two silent and still minutes for peace, worldwide (1984)
In 1984, the International Students Association sponsored a letter calling for Simmons students to participate in a two minute period of silence to promote world peace.
The Student Guild (1906)
Information about The Student Guild presented in the 1906 Senior Book.
The Simmons News (1969)
The cover of The Simmons News on October 16, 1969 advocating for peace.
The return of student activism (1975)
Student activism makes a reappearance at several colleges and universities as the academic year comes to a close.
The Guild (1907)
Page dedicated to The Student Guild in the 1907 Senior Book.
The attack on the Gay Rights Bill: why should you care? (1990)
The Gay and Lesbian Awareness Committee (GALA) created a flyer to encourage Simmons students to come to a panel on the 1989 Gay Civil Rights Bill.
Ten Demands (1969)
The Black Student Organization at Simmons College presented President William Park with a list of ten demands to support black students at Simmons College in 1969.
Take Back the Night (1995)
A flyer put out by the Women's Center calling on students to participate in Take Back the Night.