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Group shot of unidentified students attending Student Protest.

Group shot of unidentified students attending perhaps a student protest (cease fire and stop the war signs visible) on Boston, perhaps along Commonwealth Avenue.

The Board of Trustees voted to divest from companies doing business within Sudan or with the Sudanese government in response to the ongoing genocide in Darfur.

Janice Kozyra, a Simmons freshman, was arrested on February 21, 1962 while participating in a civil rights sit-in demonstration in Easton, Maryland.

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

A button advertising Simmons College Women's Week, March 20-24, 1995.

View of audience gathered for Dr. Martin Luther King at the College's April 5 memorial service on the Residence Campus.

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

Simmons adopts Staff Sergeant Patrick Smith, stationed in the South Pacific, and provides him with food, clothing, and ammunition.

Dan Connell, a lecturer in the Communications and Political Science departments, urged the Student Government Association to pass a resolution calling for Simmons College to divest from the Sudan.