5 Things You Didn’t Know About Campus Ministries
As the semester is coming to a close, with Unchapel on hiatus, and all of the final exam, paper, and
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5 Best On-Campus Study Spots
Studying and keeping up with assignments can be tough during finals week. However, finding the right spot to buckle down
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A Smart Watch Saved My Career
In a new column dedicated to exploring life hacks for students, Justin defends of one of this year’s most polarizing
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Professors are People Too: Dr. Hitchcock
“Well I’m Dr. Danny Hitchcock and I’m an associate professor of psychology in the College of Arts and Sciences.” A
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7 Things Socially Accepted In College Culture But Not The ‘Real World’
As we approach the zaniness of finals week, let’s try to figure out which of your habits you probably shouldn’t
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Creepy Cutouts at the Commons
In one of the most unusual tales to come out of this semester, one student dives deep into the appearance
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10 Reasons You Should Not Go Backpacking
In response to yesterday’s overly optimist piece in support of the great outdoors, another one of our writers eloquently attempts
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10 Reasons You Should Go Backpacking
Backpacking is an exciting way to escape from the urban jungle and enjoy the world God created. If you’ve never
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Behind the Scenes of Regent’s 2016 Endowed Fall Film
A well made movie is a carefully crafted piece of art that gives viewers a meaningful experience. However, few know
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Library Catalog 101: Finding the Perfect Book
Ever had trouble finding that desperately needed book or research material? Look no further! Even with the invention of digital
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Faith, Family, and Football: The Culture of the Chili Bowl
As an annual event, Regent’s flag football Chili Bowl gives family and friends the chance to come together and enjoy
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Regent’s Election Watch Party: A Historic Evening
One author recounts how the election night was received by Regent students. A Campus On Edge One chilly night, on November
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Regent Students, Here’s Where You Need to Vote Today
Here’s a straightforward guide for Regent students on what to expect when you get out to the polls today. Today
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More than Just Saying “No”
In this challenging op-ed, James Moore explains why we should be taking a harsher look at sexual assault on college
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Regent Professor Donates Kidney to Student’s Family
For many, donating an organ would be a sacrifice too great to make. For Dr. White, it’s a means by
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