Congrats! We couldn’t be happier that you chose Regis as your college destination. You are about to embark on an incredible adventure where you’ll experience new opportunities, push the boundaries of your imagination and challenge yourself to discover what kind of Regis Ranger you’ll become.

Welcome to your
“Home on the range.”
We’re excited for your next journey!

Ready to jumpstart your college career? New Student Orientation is your first chance to learn about the people, places, resources and programs that will mold your time at Regis. In a three-day period you’ll discover what awaits you on your collegiate journey. Don’t forget, Orientation also offers a track just for parents and family members who are able to attend.

Register for orientation
Family Orientation Guide
Student Orientation Guide

Whether you are living in a residence hall or commuting from home, we have some tips for setting up camp.

TOP 10 ITEMS TO BRING TO CAMPUS

Bedding: extra-long twin sheets, blankets and bedspread, pillows. Purchase bedding from the on-campus bookstore.

Shower stuff: towels, washcloths, bathrobe, a shower caddy, shower shoes

Toiletries

Clothes hangers

Cell phone

Power strip and extension cords

Laundry things: basket, high efficiency detergent, fabric softener

Backpack and school supplies

Flashlight

Basic medical supplies: thermometer, bandages, nonprescription meds for headache or minor pain, first-aid ointment, prescription medications.

Bedding: extra-long twin sheets, blankets and bedspread, pillows. Purchase bedding from the on-campus bookstore.

Shower stuff: towels, washcloths, bathrobe, a shower caddy, shower shoes

Toiletries

Clothes hangers

Cell phone or land line with a calling card


Power strip and extension cords

Laundry things: basket, high efficiency detergent, fabric softener

Backpack and school supplies

Flashlight

Basic medical supplies: thermometer, bandages, nonprescription meds for headache or minor pain, first-aid ointment, prescription medications.

Roommate 101

You’re bound to make some of your favorite college memories while living on campus, but sometimes living in tight quarters can be tough. Here are some tips for roommate living:

You’re bound to make some of your favorite college memories while living on campus, but sometimes living in tight quarters can be tough. Here are some tips for roommate living:

  • Don’t be a stranger, connect with your new roomie before move in day.
  • Complete a Roommate Agreement, outlining basic expectations on topics like sharing food and electronics, noise levels, lights on/off schedules, guests and more.
  • Clean up after yourself. ‘Nuff said.
  • Following residence hall policies designed to maintain comfort and safety. For more information, visit regis.edu/studenthandbook.
  • Reach out to your RA if you’re having roommate issues and need suggestions or mediation.

Commuter 101

Here are some tips from current commuter students on how to make the most of your Regis experience:

  • Get involved by finding a club or student organization to join.
  • Find a work-study job that will connect you with other students.
  • Maximize your time between classes and use gaps in your schedule to connect with classmates and professors.
  • Look at what events are happening on campus. Block out time in your calendar to stay later on campus for club meetings, service projects and student events.
  • Advocate for yourself and let your classmates and professors know if a meeting time doesn’t work with your commuter schedule.
ROOMMATE 101
COMMUTER 101

Roommate 101

You’re bound to make some of your favorite college memories while living on campus, but sometimes living in tight quarters can be tough. Here are some tips for roommate living:

  • Don’t be a stranger, connect with your new roomie before move in day.
  • Complete a Roommate Agreement, outlining basic expectations on topics like sharing food and electronics, noise levels, lights on/off schedules, guests and more.
  • Clean up after yourself. ‘Nuff said.
  • Following residence hall policies designed to maintain comfort and safety. For more information, visit regis.edu/studenthandbook.
  • Reach out to your RA if you’re having roommate issues and need suggestions or mediation.

Commuter 101

Here are some tips from current commuter students on how to make the most of your Regis experience:

  • Get involved by finding a club or student organization to join.
  • Find a work-study job that will connect you with other students.
  • Maximize your time between classes and use gaps in your schedule to connect with classmates and professors.
  • Look at what events are happening on campus. Block out time in your calendar to stay later on campus for club meetings, service projects and student events.
  • Advocate for yourself and let your classmates and professors know if a meeting time doesn’t work with your commuter schedule.

The Three Components of the first-year experience

The Three Components of the first-year experience

The Foundational Core

During your first year, you will take a fall writing seminar and a spring speaking-intensive seminar. These classes will build a strong foundation in what we call eloquentia perfecta, or academic excellence in writing and speaking for the greater good.

Faculty Advising

Your fall writing seminar professor will also serve as your first-year advisor. They will help you reflect on your transition to college and connect you to the many resources available to students.

first-year experience learning community

Your Foundational Core courses will be composed of the same students in your fall writing class. As a cohort, you will learn together and support one another. Your entire incoming class will also come together multiple times for shared reflection and experiences.

The Foundational Core

During your first year, you will take a fall writing seminar and a spring speaking-intensive seminar. These classes will build a strong foundation in what we call eloquentia perfecta, or academic excellence in writing and speaking for the greater good.

Faculty Advising

Your fall writing seminar professor will also serve as your first-year advisor. They will help you reflect on your transition to college and connect you to the many resources available to students.

first-year experience learning community

Your Foundational Core courses will be composed of the same students in your fall writing class. As a cohort, you will learn together and support one another. Your entire incoming class will also come together multiple times for shared reflection and experiences.

The First-year experience will introduce you to the jesuit model of lifelong learning:

The First-year experience will introduce you to the jesuit model of lifelong learning:

  • Seek out new opportunities to learn and to grow as person
  • Take in new experiences and respect the experiences of others
  • Make time to imagine your sense of place within our community
  • Think about how you have changed and how you want to live your life
  • Find your voice and use words to make a difference
  • Pursue diversity, inclusion and well-educated solidarity
  • Seek out and sustain relationships with those who can help contribute to your academic success

RANGER STATION BOOKSTORE

Campus Location
Regis Square

Hours:
Mon - Thur 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Fri - 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Closed weekends

Services
Course materials, technology supplies,
apparel, quick bites

Visit online store

RANGER STATION fanzone

Campus Location
Clarke Hall

Hours:
Mon - Fri 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Closed weekends

Services
School spirit, coffee, apparel

Visit online store

RANGER STATION Express

Campus Location
Claver Hall

Hours:
Mon - Fri 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Closed weekends

Services
Coffee, ice cream, grab-and-go food

Copy, Print and Mail Center

Campus Location
Regis Square

Hours:
Mon - Fri 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Closed weekends

Services
Mail, shipping and printing services

Submit a request

RANGER STATION BOOKSTORE

Campus Location:
Regis Square

Hours:
Mon - Thur 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Fri - 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Closed weekends

Visit online store

RANGER STATION Fanzone

Campus Location:
Clake Hall

Hours:
Mon - Fri 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Closed weekends

Visit online store

RANGER STATION express

Campus Location:
Claver Hall

Hours:
Mon - Fri 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Closed weekends

RANGER STATION copy, mail and print center

Campus Location:
Regis Square

Hours:
Mon - Fri 6 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Sat - Sun 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Submit a request

Plan

A

B

COMMUTER ONLY

Cost

$2,510/semester

$2,385/semester

$345/semester

# of Meal swipes

19 swipes/week

12 swipes/week

130/semester

Flexible spending

$300

$400

$75

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A Plan

COST
$2510/semester

#Meal Swipes
19 swipes / week

Flexible spending
$300

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B plan

COST
$2,385/semester

#Meal Swipes
12 swipes / week

Flexible spending
$400

Learn more

Commuter plan

COST
$345/semester

#Meal Swipes
130 swipes / semester

Flexible spending
$75

Learn more

Allergies?

We’ve got you covered. We work with students with a variety of food allergies and intolerances and strive to meet your dining needs. Contact Dining Services at 303.458.4991 to set up a personalized meal plan.

Be sure to visit these spots on campus.

Boettcher Commons

St. John Francis Regis Chapel

Learning Commons

Ranger Den

Fitness Center

New Student Center

Boettcher Commons

St. John Francis Regis Chapel

Learning Commons

Ranger Den

Fitness Center

New Student Center

Follow Regis on social media now and you can win awesome prizes at Orientation and during Welcome Week. Here's how:

Step 1: Go on a summer adventure - hiking, biking, traveling etc. - and take a picture of you and your patch.

Step 2: Share your photo on social media using #RegisFYE by Aug. 15.

Step 3: Five winners will be chosen at random and receive a $50 gift card to the Ranger Station FanZone and Bookstore.

Do I have to go to Orientation? When do I need to arrive?
New Student Orientation is crucial for your success at Regis and that's why we require it for all new students. We ask you to check in on Thursday before activities begin and then participate in all activities throughout the weekend.

Why is it important to RSVP?
We ask that you RSVP for Orientation so that we have an accurate count of attendees. When we know who is attending, we can make sure we have enough food for you (plus some in case you want seconds).

What if my family can't attend Orientation?
Although we hope your family can also attend Orientation, we understand that they might not be able to. Don't worry, even though we have activities planned for your family during this weekend, the majority of events are geared toward new students.


What should I wear?
Dress for Orientation Weekend is casual; shorts, jeans and T-shirts are appropriate for all activities.

What hotels do you recommend?
North Denver Hotels

Residence Inn by Marriott (Denver) | 303.458.5318 or 800.331.3131
Offers shuttle service to downtown Denver and the Regis campus. Offers a free hot breakfast buffet and light-fare dinner Monday - Thursday.
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DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel (Denver/Boulder) | 303.427.4000
Offers a free shuttle to the Regis campus. The rate includes full breakfast buffet and a Doubletree Cookie at check-in. Please call for special Regis University rates.
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Residence Inn by Marriott (Westminster) | 303.427.9500
Offers a free hot breakfast buffet and light-fare dinner Monday - Thursday.
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Hampton Inn (Westminster) | 303.427.0700
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Embassy Suites Denver/Stapleton | 303.375.0400
Located ten miles from campus and offers complimentary breakfast each day for guests.
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Downtown Denver Hotels

Sheraton Denver Hotel | 303.893.3333
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The Brown Palace Hotel | 303.297.3111
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Downtown Denver Comfort Inn | 303.296.0400
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Courtyard by Marriott Denver Downtown | 303.571.1114
Offers complimentary wireless Internet access and a 24-hour fitness center. On-site Starbucks.
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Hotel Monaco | 303.296.1717
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Denver Marriott - City Center | 303.297.1300
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The Westin Denver Downtown | 303.572.9100
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What hotels do you recommend (continued)?
Airport Hotels

Marriott at Gateway Park | 303.371.4333
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La Quinta Inn & Suites | 800.687.6667
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Courtyard by Marriott | 303.371.0300
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West Denver Hotels
Courtyard by Marriott Denver West / Golden | 303.271.0776
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Denver Marriott West (Golden) | 303.279.9100
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La Quinta Inn (Golden) | 303.279.5565
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Residence Inn by Marriott Denver West / Golden | 303.271.0909
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Athletics
Campus Safety
Center for Career and Professional Development
Center for Service Learning
Copy, Mail and Print Center
Counseling and Personal Development
Dayton Memorial Library
Dining Services
Diversity, Equity and Inclusive Excellence
Enrollment Services
Financial Aid
Fitness Center
ITS Help Center
The Learning Commons
Military and Veterans Services

Parking and Transportation
Ranger Station Bookstore
Ranger Station Express
Ranger Station FanZone
Residence Life and Housing
Student Accounts
Student Activities
Student Conduct and Off-Campus Community
Student Disability Services and University Testing
Student Employment
Student Health Services
Title IX Coordinator
University Ministry
Violence Prevention Program
Wellness and Recreation

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