Decisions, decisions: Why being an “undecided” major is okay
Is it bad to be unsure of the next step? The stress is normal Some people are born knowing what
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Opinion
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Top 4 Restaurants to Stress Eat Throughout the School Year
When school gets tough, eat. College students are notorious for having a tight budget. They spend their money on textbooks,
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‘A Dog’s Purpose’: No dramatic bite
Does “A Dog’s Purpose” hit audiences with the same emotional punch of similar animal-based narrative, or leave audiences unsatisfied with
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5 Tips for Fun Reading in College
College is one of the busiest times of life. Learn how you make time for the books that matter. Sometimes
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Your major as a drink at Cafe Moka
Welcome to the ultimate personality guide for Regent students who love to drink coffee. Criminal Justice: Espresso Criminal Justice majors
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Beating the challenges of online learning
What are the unique challenges online students face, and how can they work to overcome them? Unique challenges Online learning
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Fighting human trafficking: What can you do?
Human trafficking is crime against humanity. It touches people all over the world, in all walks of life. How can
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The Myers-Briggs Types at Regent University
Learn how your personality, your school, and your religion play a key factor in the Myers-Briggs test. Let’s be
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4 Tips for English Majors
Take some expert advice from seasoned senior on how to survive as an english major! I’m a senior finishing my bachelor degree
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They build fences, don’t they: A film review of “Fences” (2016)
How does a movie weighed heavily by tension, and built with superb characters and acting, convey a powerful message that resonates with
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Regent student recalls the real story of a Syrian Refugee
Refugees are people, with lives and stories. Their stories deserve to be told. Note from the editor: The following contains
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Rest: Preparation for work, not laziness
Does taking time to rest just equate with watching Netflix and taking naps? Perhaps there’s more to this phrase we’re ever
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An Open Letter of Gratitude to Regent University from a Thankful Student
The past week has been one of unprecedented events on the campus of Regent University. With the loss of one
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Is that You Santa Claus?
Ho, ho, ho! Is that you Santa Claus? Christmas time is a season for joy and commercialism, nativity scenes, and
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The Loneliness of the Conservative Christian Feminist
In her timely op-ed, Zoya Gjonaj looks into how Christianity and Feminism intersect in the modern world. The Problem Mainstream feminism would
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