Katelyn Condrey

Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears on Faith, Life Lessons and Advice

On November 2, 2021, Regent University alumna Winsome Sears (SBL ’03) inspired young women across the state by becoming the

Last weekend when my roommates and I braved the winter storm to see Redeeming Love in theaters, I was expecting

State News: Virginia Goes Red in Last Tuesday’s Election Tuesday’s Election Day had many Virginians on their toes as Glenn

Bordered by Iran, Afghanistan, and India, Pakistan is an Islamic country currently faced with many economic, international, and political concerns.

As Regent University’s founding was less than fifty years ago, legacy students here are quite unique. These students carry not

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA (May 12, 2021) – As Regent University’s Spring 2021 semester comes to a close, our beautiful campus is

Abby Trivett, The Daily Runner’s former senior editor, is a twenty-two year old graduate student at Regent University. She was

The Kochs Leaders Program, funded by the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation, provides a rich, collaborative learning environment where college

Question: An interesting factor of this election is that the United States had a record-breaking voter turnout. What explanation would

Note: The purpose of this column is not to advocate for one political party or another, but for students to

Note: The purpose of this column is not to advocate for one political party or another, but for students to

Note: The purpose of this column is not to advocate for one political party or another, but for students to