While the release of In-Lawfully Yours was literally a groundbreaking achievement for the university, there was a very practical side to the project that must not be overlooked. More than…
Scripture tells us that where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. Members of the Regent Court of Benefactors have chosen to place their treasure in the form…
Charles Martin ’00 didn’t attend Regent University to “change the world.” The School of Communication & Arts student arrived with a different goal in mind: “My heart was (and is)…
Since its founding nearly six years ago, the Center for Global Justice, Human Rights, and the Rule of Law (CGJ) has been committed to fulfilling the biblical mandate to “defend the…
Many colleges and universities, both secular and Christian, have embraced diversity as a core value. Yet, racial equality has become a contentious issue on campuses across the country. Some of…
Regent University continues to make “student happiness” an institutional priority. That’s why, one year ago this month, the university launched the Center for Student Happiness (CSH). The goal: to increase…
With a Marine Corps veteran as its founder and chancellor, Regent’s commitment to U.S. servicemen, servicewomen and their families is not surprising. In fact, the university is so dedicated to…
Higher education isn’t usually a laughing matter. One notable exception is if you’re a finalist in the comedy category at the 37th College Television Awards in Hollywood, California. In May,…
Women Veterans ROCK! in partnership with Regent University’s Office of Military & Veterans Affairs, held its annual summer leadership retreat on campus from June 17-19. The three-day conference welcomed 150…
Shahnaz Askins ’15 (College of Arts & Sciences) is a retired Navy Legalman who spent 17 years in the military. Her service included four deployments and nine duty stations. But…
