The exhibit will feature State Fair photos taken by Kurt Ullrich for his book, “The Iowa State Fair,” which was published last June in the Iowa and the Midwest Experience book series by the University of Iowa Press. The volume includes 110 photographs taken at the 2013 fair. More…
By Tessa Lengeling ’15 Martin Luther King Jr. didn’t just… More »
In the late 80’s Helm developed a simple projection technology that became the focal point of his work. Using projectors he created multi-media projects that addressed the relationship between historical patterns and contemporary issues. More…
Why does Simpson College’s opera program enjoy a great international reputation? Because of graduates like John Osborn ’94, who enjoyed his Carnegie Hall debut earlier this month in a performance of “William Tell.” It’s another example of how success starts at Simpson College. More…
The goals of the Simpson Okupación movement are to promote an inclusive environment where stereotypes are challenged, give the community a safe space to express themselves and provide the opportunity to explore other cultures and points-of-view. More…
An artist’s reception will be held from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Dec. 4. Schultz will talk about his expression through the act of creating certain photographic images. He also will discuss how his art relates to society. More…
Award-winning author Colin Woodard will discuss his book, American Nations:… More »
BY Kate Hayden ’15 When senior year comes around and… More »
The Snitch’n app was unveiled Oct. 17 during the grand opening ceremony at Simpson College for the Gerald R. Edwards Entrepreneurial Center, the home of EMERGE@Simpson. The public launch of Snitch’n was scheduled to occur during the I/OWA Conference closing party, hosted by EMERGE, at The Lift in Des Moines. More…
“We think this is something unique that will not only attract students, but also has the potential to help faculty, students, staff and others create ideas, explore them and sometimes even explore the possibility of commercial application,” Simpson President Jay Simmons said. More…