"When you go back to Simmons' mission of women having been educated in equity [and] empowered, that's what African-American women are."

There is a lot of uncertainty about the coronavirus and its impact in Massachusetts. Radio Boston is answering some of them.

Plus, Lynn Perry Wooten will be Simmons University's first black president.

She believes she and her boyfriend have many symptoms of the coronavirus, but is frustrated that they can't get tested.

We speak with two doctors from Boston University's School of Medicine and School of Public Health.

Plus, we take your questions about the impacts of the coronavirus on public health and economy.

Concerns about the virus are hitting Wall Street, triggering the worst stock market decline in 9 years.

With lots of talk about Tom Brady's future and the upcoming Red Sox season, Radio Boston's Chris Citorik says the city's focus should be on two teams gearing up for playoff runs.

Plus, WBUR's Chris Citorik checks the score as the Bruins and Celtics are both gearing up for playoff runs.