Cathee Berry

During Regent’s 44th Commencement on May 4, I had the privilege of delivering my first charge to graduates as Chancellor

Even before Ashleigh Chapman graduated from Regent University’s School of Law in 2012, she was already a Christian servant-leader in the fight against the global crisis of human trafficking.

Graduation ceremonies at several of our nation’s “elite” universities have exposed the shocking truth about the state of American higher education.

Regent University celebrates every graduate in the Class of 2024—and friends like you who helped make their journey possible.

During my first Commencement as Chancellor of Regent University, I was overwhelmed with gratitude to witness your remarkable impact on our students.

In Virginia Beach, thousands gathered for Regent University’s 44th Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 4, 2024.

Together, with your support, Regent University can equip the next generation of Christian educational leaders to change the world—one classroom and one school at a time.

In the aftermath of unprecedented terror attacks in Israel, your support enabled Regent University’s Ukraine Institute of Education in Psychology and Counseling to swiftly respond, offering crucial trauma training to teams serving on the front lines. 

Generous support from Regent donors prepared Dr. Ingraham to lead in the fight for parental rights, school choice, and education freedom.

Dr. Ingraham urges parents to stand together to protect their parental rights and the hearts and minds of their children.