Content for Change: Enactus Fights Financial Illiteracy
We all remember teachers asking us in primary and secondary school, “What do you want to be when you grow
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Remembering September 11, 2001: A Day That Changed the World
On a crisp, clear morning on September 11, 2001, the world as we knew it was forever altered. What began
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Regent’s First NROTC NPP Graduating Class Earns Navy Commission
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. – The first group of students who enrolled in Regent University’s Naval Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (NROTC) Preparatory
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Regent University Choir’s Journey to Carnegie Hall
Many musicians dream of performing one day at Carnegie Hall, the prestigious performance venue in New York City. This semester,
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RUDA’s Fall ‘23 Moot Court Success
The Regent Undergraduate Debate Association (RUDA) recently achieved remarkable success at the Mid-South regional Moot Court competition, continuing Regent’s long-standing
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Regent’s Womens Volleyball Team Makes Royals History
This year, Regent’s womens volleyball team made Royals history, winning the NCCAA South Regional Championship. They are now headed to
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Five Print Editions Later: Reflections from the Editor
This is about a print newspaper; a homeschool education; dyslexia; stories; also hope, diligence, and graduation.
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Student Center Expansion and Dede Robertson’s Contributions to Regent
In September 2022, Regent University broke ground on the new patio expansion to the Dede Robertson Student Center. The project
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A Literary Guide for Crafting Your Romance
In my humble opinion, winter is the one time of year when it’s actually romantic to be single. There are
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The Value of Walking Through Graveyards
“Oh, can we stop and walk through there?” I asked excitedly, pointing to an extensive graveyard on the side of
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Drawing Jennie: The Student Led Animated Short
Last fall, several Regent students set out to do the impossible. Like an audacious group of mountaineers embarking on a
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Walt Disney Day: The Legacy of a Legend
“If you can dream it, you can do it.” – Walt Disney The first Monday in December is Walt Disney
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The Value of Prayer
Martin Luther once said, “I have so much to do that I shall spend the first three hours in prayer.”
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A Valentine’s Veto: Fun February Holidays to Show Appreciation
As January comes to a close, every store endcap is overrun by stereotypical pink and red heart-shaped boxes of chocolate.
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Church History Snapshot: Martin Luther
When considering famous moments in church history, October 31st ranks right up there as one of the most important. Though
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