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Simmons students are offered the chance to participate in a national demonstration to protest the Vietnam War on October 16, 1967.

Simmons College students and faculty continue to participate in protest and activism.

In this article, Richard Anthony expresses his thoughts on the death of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the responses of the United States government and universities.

The Committee for the International Student-Faculty Strike of Simmons College declares April 26, 1968 a "day of study, self-examination, and discussion of the related issues of war, racism, and the draft."

The cover of The Simmons News on October 16, 1969 advocating for peace.

In this editorial, a Simmons journalist invites the student body to anti-war demonstrations on April 22.

On April 13, 1972, the cover of the Janus urged Simmons students to vote in the Massachusetts primary and to attend anti-war rallies.

On April 21, 1972, Janus ran a full page ad for an anti-war meeting at Simmons College.

On April 21, 1972, Janus ran a full page ad for the anti-war demonstration in New York City on April 22.

Student activism makes a reappearance at several colleges and universities as the academic year comes to a close.