A Word on the Weather
Because let’s face it: we’re all confused when we step outside. It’s that time of year again. The radio has
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Winter Ball in Review: 2018’s Best Dressed
The “Christmas in New York” ball came with plenty of New York City-worthy outfits. Writers Danielle Crowley and Renée Hogan
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From the Box Office to the Director’s Chair: Kay Lynn Perry’s Regent Theater Story
“My first paid acting gig was in a children’s theater production of Froggy Went a Courtin’, which was a playlette
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CBN Christmas Village Lights Up Regent Campus
CBN’s first ever Christmas Village attracted scores of visitors to Regent’s campus over the weekend. The free event featured a
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Cafe Moka’s Holiday Menu: A Win-Win!
With only a couple weeks left in the semester, the coffee consumption of the average Regent student is about to
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How to Create and Run a Campaign to Win an Election… in 3 Hours
Nov. 29, 2018 – American Majority facilitated a three hour Campaign-In-A-Day Snapshot sponsored by the Robertson School of Government where
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Regent students host Operation Christmas Child packing party
This article, written by Daily Runner staff, originally appeared on Regent University’s website. On November 13, 2018, Samaritan’s Purse partnered
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People of Regent: Ronnie Riffle
RONALD (RONNIE) RIFFLE: “I’m a military brat so I was born in California and was raised in Chesapeake, Virginia. We
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Midterm Election Watch Party: a nation on the edge of its seat
Amid the nationwide political craze, about 30 or so Regent students joined professors Dr. Dan Koev, Dr. Nicholas Higgins, and
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Town Hall resolves some issues, brings up others
The recent Town Hall gave students an opportunity to voice their concerns. However, many left with mixed feelings. On Tuesday,
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Introducing Regent University’s creative writing journal the Crown & Sword
Give a warm welcome to Regent’s new creative writing outlet – the Crown & Sword. On Oct. 27, the Crown &
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Hurricanes Florence and Michael leave lasting effects
It has been an eventful hurricane season for the U.S. East coast. Hurricanes Michael and Florence have greatly impacted millions
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The best Pumpkin Spice Latte in town?
Some are under the impression that the beginning of autumn can be determined by the changing of leaves and brisk
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A Roundtable Discussion of Cafe Moka’s Fall Menu
It’s a Monday morning in Cafe Moka, and you’re sitting at the high tables near the window with your earbuds
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S’mores and Songs for Freedom
Oct. 10, 2018 – Regent University’s International Justice Mission (IJM) chapter hosted their first on campus fundraising event of Fall
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