Shasta County Teachers of the Year Matthew Fowler and Holly Jones will be featured speakers at Simpson University during the fourth annual Better Together: California Teachers Summit on Friday, July 27.
By demonstrating continued dedication to High-Impact Educational Practices, Simpson University has been named as one of the nation’s Colleges of Distinction.
Simpson University students studied marine organisms, collected fish and invertebrates from Humboldt Bay, and even helped rescue a young elephant seal during a three-week May Term course in marine biology.
Tickets are on sale for Simpson University’s 17th annual Business Leadership Luncheon on Wednesday, Aug. 22, featuring speaker, author and businesswoman Anne Beiler, founder of Auntie Anne’s Inc., the world’s largest hand-rolled soft-pretzel franchise.
Simpson University Outdoor Leadership cleaned up coastal debris and helped clear trails during an annual 14-day backpacking excursion along Northern California’s Lost Coast. It was the seventh year for the Outdoor Leadership service project in this remote area.
Working full time with three children who are active in sports, Tina Schoffstoll knew it would be a challenge to earn her college degree.
Simpson University hosted approximately 150 North State high school students in mid-June as part of the federally funded Upward Bound program overseen by the university in partnership with College OPTIONS Inc. and the University of California, Davis.
After months of balancing two jobs while attending school, Judith Jimenez successfully graduated from Simpson University’s School of Adult and Graduate Professional Studies with a bachelor’s degree in psychology.
When Simpson University freshman Philip Dinius steps on campus in the fall, he’ll be treading some familiar ground. All three of his older brothers have graduated from or are attending Simpson.
Two Simpson University psychology students were selected to present original research this spring at the Western Psychological Association’s annual conference in Portland, Ore.
Kristi Hokema, a foster mother to just over 200 children, recently added college graduate to her accomplishments, motivated by words she’d often used to inspire her own family.
Simpson University’s hometown of Redding was the only California city listed in a recent survey identifying the nation’s most affordable cities for college students, ranked at No. 10.
More than 1,000 Shasta County kindergarten students visited the Simpson University campus on Friday, May 11, as part of the annual KinderCollege Day event organized by College OPTIONS.
Simpson University’s graduating class of 2018 includes nine biology students, whose future interests range from pharmacy school to clinical laboratory scientist to infectious disease research and more.
The Simpson University Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Norman Hall as 15th president of Simpson University.
REDDING, Calif.— Simpson University honored more than 150 graduates during spring commencement on Saturday, April 28, featuring keynote speaker California State Sen. Ted Gaines. A rainy forecast prompted the traditional outdoor ceremony to be moved […]
Simpson University will honor more than 150 graduates during two indoor spring commencement ceremonies Saturday, April 28, inside the James M. Grant Student Life Center at 2211 College View Drive. The keynote speaker will be California State Sen. Ted Gaines.
Simpson University honored numerous undergraduates during its final chapel service of the 2017-2018 academic year for achievements in academics, leadership and overall excellence. Faculty and staff were also recognized.
Simpson University is recognizing the academic and leadership achievements of more than 40 undergraduate students this spring with induction into honor societies for nursing, history, adult studies, and veterans.
Three Simpson University biology students were selected to present research at the 2018 National Council on Undergraduate Research’s annual meeting this spring.
