Archived News Stories - 2006
792 SET TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS SATURDAY |
DENVER, Dec 15 - A rigorous journey to earn a degree will end Saturday for 792 Regis University students when they walk across the stage at the Colorado Convention Center to pick up their diplomas. |
DENVER, Dec 4 - The annual Holiday Peace Market at Regis University will place from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Student Center dining hall. Companies that sell items from disadvantaged areas of the world will be selling their products – often handmade – to help support the communities of the craftsmen. |
DENVER, Dec 1 - In honor of the early Jesuit schools and in celebration of the new St. John Francis Regis Chapel at Regis University, the Collegium Musicum will perform at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 5, with pieces played from early Jesuit universities. |
DENVER, Nov 22 - Regis senior Anna Schafer will give her senior performance at 7:30 p.m. Monday, November 27, as the lead vocalist in the Regis University jazz ensemble. The performance will take place in the Regis music space at Berkeley Church located at 50th and Meade. |
DENVER, Nov 8 - Regis University will become a visible part of Cherry Creek Shopping Center in the coming year, thanks to a new marketing partnership between the two entities that means banners, advertising and photos of Regis will be seen around the upscale mall. |
DENVER, Nov 7 - Tim Burke, a member of the Regis University business faculty, will speak in Tel Aviv next week about emotional intelligence and how better interpersonal relationships between managers and employees can increase productivity. |
DENVER, Nov 2 - With the November 7 election just around the corner, Regis University professors were asked to share their opinions on ballot initiatives relating to their fields of expertise. Professors from around the University discuss the pros and cons of amendments 39, 42, 49, and referendums E and J. |
COLORADO, Oct 30 - As part of a class project, Regis University business students have developed recommendations they hope will stimulate growth in economically depressed southeastern Colorado. They will present their recommendations to a rural economic development council in December. |
DENVER, Oct 27 - Physical therapy researchers at Regis University and The University of Queensland, Australia are suggesting they have found a way to scientifically identify whiplash in human beings. |
COLORADO SPRINGS, Oct 26 - The Colorado Springs campus of Regis University is closed today, Thursday, October 26, and classes tonight have been canceled. |