Regent World Changer: Amy Modglin
Amy Modglin (CAS ’13, SBL ’16) grew up in Boston, Massachusetts, and entered the state’s foster-care system when she was 13 years old. But she doesn’t want people to feel…
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Time to Give Back The first-ever student and graduate of Regent (then known as CBN University) still has strong ties to her alma mater
On a quiet fall morning in 1977, Susan Brophy Bailey ’80 (Communication & the Arts) knelt down to pray for God’s direction in her life. “Unexpectedly,” Bailey explains, “the Lord…
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A Passage to Israel Regent student Jacob Ragsdale writes about a special program that allowed him and several classmates to uniquely experience the Holy Land
On Sunday, June 19, a group of 40 Regent students and staff landed in Tel Aviv International Airport ready to start a 10-day journey through the Holy Land. None of…
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Adding a Wealth of Expertise Regent’s College of Arts & Sciences welcomes a new dean with a four-point strategy to continue the school’s historic growth
Since 2010, Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño has served a dual role as Regent’s executive vice president for academic affairs and dean of the College of Arts & Sciences (CAS). But in…
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A “Royals” Welcome Regent’s intercollegiate athletic program takes another giant leap forward
In Apostle Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians, he explains that, in doing everything to spread the Good News, he runs to win. With purpose in every step, his goal…