Using Biblical Wisdom to Navigate College: The Timeless Lessons of Esther
The tale of the Jewish queen of Persia, Esther, is more than just a historical or religious story; it is
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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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The Catholic Church Supporting the Jewish Community in Atlanta: Interview with Jackie Marcinko
Jackie Marcinko teaches Religion in Christ the King School in the Middle School area of learning in the Atlanta, Georgie
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The Initiative, Regent University’s New Academic Journal
Too many times has a paper been applauded and recognized for its noteworthy degree of excellence only to be saved
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Understanding Antisemitism: Interview with Brendan Murphy
Brendan Murphy is a history teacher at the Marist School in Atlanta, GA. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in
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Facing the Shadows: A Rabbi’s Perspective on Contemporary Antisemitism
Rabbi Laurence Rosenthal is the Senior Rabbi at Ahavath Achim Synagogue, affectionately known as AA, in Atlanta, GA. He was
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Spring 2024 Student Film Showcase
Regent student filmmakers are rocking the campus yet again. Produced by Professors Nathan Tillett and Ashley Zahorian, the annual Student
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Christians Standing up for the Jewish Community
The Jewish community in the United States currently lives in a state of fear and uncertainty. October 7th marked a
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Lost Media: A Modern Mystery
Hollywood’s first vampire film–a Nickelodeon short involving a man crawling out of a clock face–the Wicked Witch lands in Sesame
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Spring Has Sprung! What to do with the Warmer Weather
Virginia has officially decided that Spring has arrived. The trees are budding, flowers are blooming, birds chirping, and the days
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Ride or Fry: Why I Think All College Students Need an Air Fryer
When it’s time to buy appliances for your dorm, we all know the essentials: a toaster, a blender, and a
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Evolution of the Halftime Show
The Super Bowl Halftime has a long history of various performances. These performances range from Disney-themed shows to big celebrity
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Overview of the Alexander Hamilton Fellowship
There is a new fellowship opportunity beginning on campus this year to inspire students interested in economics, government, and politics
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Single on Valentine’s Day? Five Ways to Still Enjoy the Holiday
Cupid is making his rounds again. Fancy restaurants are booked months in advance, roses are hiked up in price, and
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Where to Lay Your Foundation for the Future
The future can seem dark if we cover our eyes with our past. The enemy can hand us the blindfold
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