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Simmons students led a silent sit-in to protest the current level of support for students of color. The students presented President Helen Drinan with a list of Ten Demands.

Simmons College hosted a two day peace conference in order to present students with the issues involved in war and peace.

The Simmons Anti-War Committee created a flyer to encourage students to leave their classes at 11 a.m. on April 12 to protest war and fascism.

The Simmons Feminist Union created a flyer to encourage students to participate in the National March on Washington on April 9, 1989 to support abortion rights.

Simmons students sign a paper pledging how they will stand against racism.

Simmons students created a flyer to encourage students to participate in a peace strike.

Simmons Student Government Association invites students to participate in a Boston student protest.

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 Gay and Lesbian Awareness Committee (GALA) sponsored events around Simmons College in order to support gay and lesbian rights.

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.