This will be the sixth year that Simpson College will be represented on the week-long bicycle ride from the western part of the state to the eastern part of the state. If they pass your way, make sure to say hello. More…
Simpson is a logical site to host the conference. History professor Nick Proctor has been with the Reacting to the Past consortium almost from the beginning, and the College’s history department looks for ways to use that teaching method. More…
A gorgeous spring day greeted family and friends who attended the 147th Simpson Commencement ceremony. The spring graduating class included 320 students who were candidates for a degree. More…
One of the season’s most popular exhibits is the work of our senior artists. The artwork of 10 Simpson students will be showcased this year. More…
Greek Life on campus is almost as old as Simpson College itself. Greek Week is a celebration of all that our fraternities and sororities contribute to a successful Simpson Experience. Students say this will be the best Greek Week yet! More…
“MUMS is a wonderful opportunity to showcase the mathematical work achieved by undergraduates in this region,” said Heidi Berger, assistant mathematics professor at Simpson. More…
The Culver Lecture turned into a talk that was part stand-up comedy routine, part blunt analysis of the country’s economic problems and part urgent call to action. About 300 people attended the annual event. More…
The statue has proven to be a huge success, attracting tourists to campus and becoming a popular photo destination. It will remain on campus until March 17. More…
The Carver Medal recipient used the 150th anniversary of George Washington Carver’s birth to talk about the lessons his life holds for today’s students. More…
Current and former students, as well as faculty members, were among those whose work was lauded at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival in Lincoln, Neb. More…