21 car century insurance: Traditions Make Simmons FUN!

Sunday, January 8, 2017

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Diana, are you looking for a campus community that comes together in fun and exciting ways?

Traditions at Simmons perpetuate the legacy of a proud student-centered culture for which Simmons is so well known. Some traditions are nearly a century old, while others have evolved in recent years. Traditions make campus life fun and special, and provide unique opportunities for cherished memories. Check out some of our student favorites:

Simmons Soiree
In February, the Campus Activities Board organizes a winter formal, where Simmons students and their dates get dressed up to spend the night dining and dancing in Boston at a special location that changes from year to year. Past soirees have been held at the Boston Park Plaza, Fenway Park, and the House of Blues.

Shark Week
Go Sharks! Simmons students, faculty, and staff show their school spirit during Shark Week each fall semester. Students compete in a cake decorating contest, play games like "Pin the Tail on the Shark," have their picture taken with Stormy, and participate in the "Shark Scavenger Hunt," where they try to locate sharks hidden around campus to win prizes.

May Day
May Day is our oldest ongoing tradition; it began in 1912. Festivities begin early as the sophomores wake the seniors for the Maypole Ceremony, all before an enormous strawberry breakfast to ring in the summer season. Last year, the Simmons College Dance Company performed a traditional and contemporary May Pole dance.

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