Professors Are People, Too: Dr. Wantz
Dr. Wantz is one of Regent University’s main math professors, beloved by his students. Originally from central Maryland, Wantz now
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Professors are People Too: Christopher Carrothers
A small town man with a camera Although he was born in Virginia Beach, Professor Christopher Carrothers grew up in
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Senior Spotlight: Cassia Sherrill
Cassia Sherrill is a 23-year-old North Carolinian, ready to graduate with a B.A. in Cinema-Television. After a gap year trying
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I AM Project: Jennifer MacLean
Growing up in a broken family that appeared picture-perfect in church every Sunday, Jennifer MacLean endured an abusive father, all
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Senior Spotlight: Kelsey Parker
Kelsey Parker is a 21 year-old Biophysical Sciences major from Rocky Mount, North Carolina, which she claims is neither rocky
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I AM Project: Emily Routsala
Emily Ruotsala is a small-town girl. She’s related to half the town of Ironwood, Michigan, where she spent a very
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Regent cosplayers unite at Regent Con 2019
Mar. 30, 2019 – Superheroes, classic villains, and anime characters congregated in the Library foyer and atrium for the fourth
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Professors are People Too: Mark Zillges
“I don’t always expect to find some deep philosophical thing, even though I am deeply philosophical, but I have to
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I AM Project: Rebecca Criscuolo
If I had one word to describe Becca Criscuolo, it would be BRAVE. Originally from Branford, Connecticut, Becca came
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Regent’s Got Talent 2019
Feb. 23, 2019 – Regent’s Student Activities Board (SAB) hosted their annual “Regent’s Got Talent” show in the Main Theater
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Professors Are People, Too: Dr. Larson
One of the newest additions to the CAS faculty at Regent University is Dr. Jeremy Larson, an Assistant Professor of
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Our Scholarly Kids, or How to Host a Scholar
My roommate, Jo, was the one who actually signed up to host for Scholars Weekend, which meant that the one
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The Proven Fastest Way to Class
We’ve all been there: slept in, running late, spilling coffee, trying to get to the Classroom Building, hoping to slip
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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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Adventures of a College Student: Dishwashing Liquid
This is a column for stories about the hidden side of the college experience. It’s a column for those embarrassing
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