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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6 Habits You Should Quit While in College
“First we form habits, then they form us. Conquer your bad habits, or they’ll eventually conquer you.” -Rob Gilbert We
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R.L. Stine: Getting Goosebumps Going Down Fear Street
Shedding light on some of history’s greatest minds – in her column, Brianne Muñiz celebrates the birthdays and lives of
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An Introvert’s Survival Guide to College Social Life
Here’s one student’s take on thriving in college as an introvert. I am an introvert. Put me in a social
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People of Regent: Chrissy
“I have done a lot of mission trips, and they have all impacted me differently, but I was pushed most
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“Dracula” Opens: A Gritty Portrayal of Spiritual Warfare
In celebration of Regent University’s upcoming production, one theatre insider takes us into the production and motivations behind Dracula. It is the
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