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Long, muddy road for students & Bison

Long, muddy road for students & Bison

  Regent students assist local band in making their first music video By Lauren Pell | photo courtesy of Daniel McCullum In early March, about 60 Regent students ventured out into the cold woods to film a a music video for the local band Bison. It was so cold that, according to Breanna Lebsack, a senior [...]

Celebrating Graduation

Celebrating Graduation

Regent University celebrated the beginning of a new chapter for 2012 graduates By Rebecca Brittingham | Photo courtesy of Andrey Kovalev Record number of graduates piled into the library courtyard on Saturday, May 5 for Regent University’s annual Commencement celebration. This year, 1,226 students graduated from Regent University ready to embark upon the next chapter [...]

Health & beauty how-to tips

Health & beauty how-to tips

As the semester winds to a close, use these tips to keep your skincare and health routines simple and effective. By Joni Bonney | Photo courtesy of Stockvault With all the busyness of finals and end of the semester projects, it can be hard to make healthy choices for your body, both inside and out. [...]

5,000 burpees against human trafficking

5,000 burpees against human trafficking

Two students make their workout a visible protest against human trafficking By Austin Bell  The weariness was evident on both Caleb Asomugha and Bryan Cherry’s faces. For the last several hours they had been doing thousands of Burpees, which is a cross between a jumping jack and a push-up, in the middle of the library [...]

Dread the Red

Dread the Red

Regent University’s Writing Center provides students with the tools needed to succeed. By Rachael McCarn Most students dread going to the writing center for the first time. They fear the writing coach will mark the paper up with the red pen of doom, and that all of their hard work will be in void. I was [...]

Invisible Children Chapter hosts a 5k

Invisible Children Chapter hosts a 5k

  Invisible Children raises funds to help bring restoration in Uganda Krystina Skurk On April 7 over a dozen Regent students and community members participated in the 5k walk to raise money for rehabilitation centers in Africa. The event, hosted by Regent’s chapter of Invisible Children, took place at Mount Trashmore, one of Virginia’s most [...]

Movie review: October Baby

Movie review: October Baby

New Christian film illuminates the reality of post-abortion. By Katie Parmalee Since the decision of Roe v. Wade, protestors have brandished signs and argued against the act of abortion. “Abortion is murder!” they shout. Rarely, though, do they even think or know that abortions can also fail. These attempted abortions result in fetal damage and [...]

The Memory of Elizabeth Blackwell

13 May 2012

Elizabeth Blackwell, a 19-year-old Communications major in Regent University’s School of Undergraduate studies, went to be with the Lord on May 1, 2012 Lauren Pell | Photo courtesy of Sierra Patel Many of her friends describe Blackwell as energetic, positive, and always willing to help her friends. “She was very bubbly and animated… we were able [...]

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Steps to becoming a winner

03 May 2012

Senior vice president of the NBA’s Orlando Magic inspires community leaders By Rebecca Brittingham Pat Williams, one of American’s most inspirational speakers, addressed over 500 community leaders on Monday, April 30 at the monthly Executive Leadership Series Luncheon held at the Founders Inn. Every month, the Founders Inn hosts a reputable guest speaker, which is [...]

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Joseph will dazzle, but at a price

28 April 2012

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat appears at Regent University. By Austin Bell You’ve probably never imagined that the Egyptian Pharaoh looked like Elvis. Or sang like him. Or did dance numbers like him Well, Regent did. Regent University Theatre is finishing their wonderful theater season with the musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat [...]

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Behind the Scenes at WAVY TV

Behind the Scenes at WAVY TV

23 April 2012

  Daily Runner staff tour WAVY Television with Nicole Livas By Krystina Skurk | Photo courtesy of Nicole Livas Dark shadows fell across the Communication and Arts parking lot, Friday, April 20th as six reporters from the Daily Runner staff piled in two cars heading to Portsmouth, Va. to observe the 10 pm live broadcast [...]

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Mount Trashmore

23 April 2012

“A green-friendly park in Virginia Beach” By Rebekkah Kemp From the road it looks like a small green mountain, out of place in metropolitan Virginia Beach. The name of this fascinating landscape is somewhat misleading: Mount Trashmore Park. This title evokes an expectation that the park is simply a pile of garbage, unworthy of the [...]

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“The Fever Series” Review

21 April 2012

A review of “The Fever series.” By Rebekkah Kemp Moning expertly tells the story of Mackayla Lane, but would argue “Mac” told her own story. She says, “When Mac Lane first stormed into my life and began telling me her story I was fascinated…and confused.” Moning thought this would be a stand-alone novel, but quickly [...]

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