Bob McDonnell Timeline

On Nov. 3, 2009, Robert Francis “Bob” McDonnell was elected the 71st governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Follow his path to the state’s highest office.

Confederate History Month Causes a Stir

April is finally here and, with it, so is warm spring weather, as well as a chance for Virginians to reflect upon their Confederate history. Recently, according to an article in The Washington Post, Governor Bob McDonnell “quietly declared April 2010 Confederate History Month, bringing back a designation in Virginia that his two Democratic [...]

Haitian Revival

Last year, the people of Haiti celebrated Kanaval, a.k.a. Mardi Gras. They decorated bicycles, motorcycles, horses and donkeys. They made Indian, African and Zombie masks and danced to carnival music around parade floats. For 3 days, they celebrated music, nature, history and religion, indulging in food, drink and temptation.

January 12, 2010, changed all that.

WWJ Look Like?

On March 30 at 9 p.m. EST, Jesus will have a new face. Yep. A special 2-hour event duly titled “The Real Face of Jesus” will premiere this Tuesday on the History Channel. It promises to “bring the world as close as it has ever come to seeing what Jesus may have actually looked like.”

‘Dr. Pat’s’ Big 8.0

Rain didn’t stomp on Dr. M.G. “Pat” Robertson’s parade as Regent faculty, staff, students and alumni joined to celebrate his  80th birthday on March 22. The standing room only crowd was festive in a tent outside of the School of Communication & Performing Arts Center building. Guest speakers included Robertson’s family members and friends.  A video [...]

International Justice Week

March 22-27 is International Justice Week at Regent. What are YOU doing to support the cause?
Regent Students featured on The Virginian-Pilot
The International Justice Mission is committed to giving a voice, to those who have been silenced.
“We believe that all Christians are admonished in the Scriptures to bear witness to Jesus Christ (Matt. 28:18-20; John 20:21) and [...]

Stories from Haiti

Interview with Teri Goetz, a 15-year ICU nurse who went down to Haiti.

Florida is Not for Everybody

I will not live in Florida. I just will not do it. My reason? Florida, after all, has the Daytona Beach, Sea World, the Everglades, not to mention Disney World and Universal. So, what is my grievance against the Sunshine State? Two words – Burmese python.

Up, Up and Away Goes Tuition

Leaving the nest is no simple flight. Not only do freshmen potentials have to overcome the SAT, the nerve-racking applications, the freshmen 10 (or if we are being honest 15), family abandonment and early morning classes, but today’s college wannabes also face the threat of increased tuition.

Researchers Discover Abstinence

A recent study conducted by the Pennsylvania University and published in the Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine found that encouraging elementary students to not “do it” actually works.

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