Professors are People Too: Marjorie Peters
Are professors harsh taskmasters that revel in academia and find joy in burdening their students with assignments? Recently, I got the
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Introducing The Daily Runner’s New Sports Page
Introducing a new way to read, watch, and respond to Regent University athletics. There are a lot of great things
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Regent’s track and field team makes a historic debut
Regent’s track and field team, a newcomer to intercollegiate sports, preforms strong at its first competition. With a successful debut,
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“A Season of Love”: Regent Theatre Spring 2017
Get an inside take on Regent’s Spring Theatre lineup! It’s that time of year again: The start of a semester,
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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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48/48: Hour by Hour
Starting tonight at 7PM I’ll be giving a behind the scenes play-by-play on Regent’s 48/48 film competition. Stay tuned this weekend!
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People of Regent: Matthew
“Even though my Dad and Mom told me that I’m pretty good athletically, it’s still kind of scary because .
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Regent’s “Silence” Exhibit: A Look into Shūsaku Endō’s Literary Masterpiece
“Stepping into Silence” is an exhibit which highlights art that presents images of both suffering and tragedy, as well as hope
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Election Day is Here!
As Regent students prepare to elect their next Secretary-Treasurer, we analyze what’s happening and reach out to each of the
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When Actions for the Needy Substitute Love for the Lost
Priscila, a Regent student currently serving in Jordan with Syrian refugees, shares a few of the insights she’s gained from
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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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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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The Highs and Lows of Stepping-Stone Jobs
It’s easy to fall into complacency while working various small jobs throughout college. We go from one to another, often
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