S’mores and Songs for Freedom
Oct. 10, 2018 – Regent University’s International Justice Mission (IJM) chapter hosted their first on campus fundraising event of Fall
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Professor’s Are People Too: Dr. Skiles
Dr. William Skiles has been a professor of History & General Education for over two years at Regent University. Renée
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Outreach Opportunities for Regent Students through Take the City
Around eighty students and community members gathered in the Chapel Friday night for Take the City. According to its website,
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Fear 2 Freedom event rallies students to support survivors of sexual assault
On Oct. 3, 2018 Fear 2 Freedom held their annual care package assembling event in Regent’s library atrium. This event
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Adventures of a College Student: The Toaster Fire
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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Center for Bio-Ethical Reform demonstrates outside Regent grounds
DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the position
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Professors are People Too: Dr. Laura Dimler
As of Fall 2018, the College of Arts and Sciences has hired a new psychology professor, Dr. Laura Dimler, who
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Top 3 most popular hammock spots on main campus
If you don’t own a hammock, are you even a Regent student? In all seriousness, Regent has one of the
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Dear Freshmen: Advice for a new CTV major
Cinema-Television (CTV) senior Cassia Sherrill shares her best memories of being a CTV student and offers advice to current freshmen
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Senior Spotlight: Megan Dunnington
This week the spotlight is on Megan Dunnington, a senior from the busy suburban city of Fredericksburg, Virginia. Over the
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Regent entrepreneurs headed to Nationals as part of Enactus competition
The Enactus team will be competing in National competition in May after their recent victory. Early last week, a team
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The Dining Room: a look behind the curtain
Curious about the upcoming play? Here’s a sneak preview. The General Idea Instead of being a single story spread across
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Oh, What a Beautiful Musical: Regent University’s “Oklahoma”
It’s a staple of theatre, often left unappreciated. With a classic plot, and realistic characters, Oklahoma endures as an American
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Local business becoming notorious for their customer care
Is there more to a business than simply selling a product? Tiecoria Myles, 46, has owned Jazzy Hair Styles, located in Virginia
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“Cupid’s Cabaret”: A Valentine Extravaganza!
Love is in the air! Tell me—have you been feeling an emptiness in your life? (Instead of my voice here,
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