Dr. Larry Kriegshauser still remembers when he first knew he wanted to be a doctor — it all started in a high school biology class.
On April 26, 2025, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared autism to be an “epidemic,” following his call to...
Regis celebrated the achievements of more than 900 graduates with ceremonies on May 2-4 on the Denver Campus. View photos from each ceremony below.
On April 21, Pope Francis passed away at the age of 88. The passing of Pope Francis is a crossroads for the Catholic Church, as the conclave...
For Cris White, the opportunity to serve others has never been a side note to his career, it has been the central theme.
For Gabriela Carrión, Ph.D., a professor of Spanish, an opportunity in March allowed her to travel to Toledo, Spain, which offered more than a...
As a young girl growing up in Gary, Indiana, Carolyn Love, Ph.D., made a bold decision: she would spend her life working to end racism.
The contributions that the faculty and staff of Regis University make every day are the building blocks of our transformational education.
Sophomore Samuel Fuentes, a dedicated Chick-fil-A employee, has been awarded a $25,000 scholarship in recognition of his hard work, leadership and...
On March 18, Regis English professor Lara Narcisi, Ph.D. and Vice Provost Nicki Gonzales, Ph.D., hosted the Good Trouble Conversation: Radical...
On the desk in Joseph Dunbar’s office sits a photograph of himself with Amber Paul, a nursing student who was able to pursue her dreams.
Through 50 plus years of marriage, education was at the heart of Corrine and Charles Brase’s life together.
On Feb. 8, Regis University was proud to host the returning Colorado FIRST Tech Challenge State Championships.
This year, 2025, marks 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War. Now a half-century later, the uncommon stories and experiences of civilians,...
As Black History Month kicks off, Regis University is recognizing and honoring multigenerational Black history.
From now until the end of April, Regis University’s Center for the Study of War Experience celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Stories...
For Michael T. Crowley, Jr., 1964 was a big year. Two days before graduating from what was then Regis College, he married Nancy, whom he met while...
The Friend family’s commitment to philanthropy began with Ralph Friend, whose life of service and dedication to his community laid the...
From donating toys to volunteering with local nonprofits, there’s no shortage of ways to contribute small acts of kindness this holiday...
The Regis University Library is home to an extensive archive of historical records, manuscripts and publications, alongside the special collections...
The soft, vibrant folds of a quilt carry more than warmth — they hold gratitude, honor, and a profound recognition of sacrifice.
From food and photos to flags and flowers, the halls of Regis University were filled with remembrances for the dead in honor of Día de los...
For staff, students and faculty in higher education, the upcoming holiday season can be the most stressful time of year.
With just more than a week to go before Election Day, first-year students at Regis had the chance to take an inside look at voting in Colorado with...
At Regis University, Latine, Chicano and Hispanic students and staff have fostered a thriving intersectional community, enriched by events,...
Regis’ Mile-High MFA is a low-residency program that lets students stay at their jobs and close to their families but pushes them to make...
In the world of politics, slogans and campaign messages serve as the lifeblood of presidential elections.
Acclaimed author Claudia Rankine will visit Regis University on Nov. 7 and 8 to lead the campus community in discussion about her award-winning...
The Regis University Singers are set to perform this spring at Carnegie Hall, putting themselves in the company of renowned artists who have...
From Iggy BeerFest to Horseshoe Market, Blue and Gold Weekend was a chance to celebrate all levels of the Regis...
With fewer than 50 days remaining until the general election, anticipation surged across the Regis campus. On Thursday, Sept. 19, Jefferson County...
Roger Pomainville’s career as an entrepreneur began when he was 10, as a newspaper delivery boy in his hometown of Longmont, Colorado. He...
For Regis students and community members of all ages, professor Geoffrey Bateman, Ph.D. implores to ask themselves one question: “what do I...
Whenever I speak with individuals or families who choose to make significant financial gifts to Regis University, a common thread often emerges: a...
The Regis University Denver Campus was alive with students, faculty and staff on Aug. 16 — but the semester wouldn’t start for another...
Last month, Regis University was among 83 entities awarded a multi-year grant from The Colorado Trust, one of the state’s largest foundations...
When students of Mexican origin or descent begin classes this fall, they could be the first in Regis history to benefit from a scholarship...
When Kurt Gerwitz’s former Anderson College of Business and Computing students interview for jobs in the investment industry, he tells them...
Professor M.D. Kinoti, Ph.D., recently released Making Peace with Fire: Harnessing Conflict to Transform your Relationships, which explores...
The Porter-Billups Leadership Academy received a $100,000 grant from BCS Family Foundation which is dedicated to enriching lives through programs...
Regis University hosted 120 participants from eight Jesuit and nine Colorado colleges and universities in June for the AJCU Diversity and...
Frances Bell has known that she wanted to attend Regis from the first time she stepped foot on campus. As she enters the University this fall as a...
During Memorial Day weekend, Provost Jake Bucher and Director of Curriculum and Intercultural Programming for the Center for Service Learning...
William Fortune is a familiar and regular presence on Regis University’s campus.
When Michael Griffin travels for work, he often spends his flights invested in a book or work — tasks that make him crave a good cup of coffee.
Every April, the Regis community rallies to support Regis Gives, the University’s largest annual fundraiser.
Regis celebrated the achievements of more than 1,000 graduates with ceremonies on Saturday and Sunday on the Denver Campus.
A toy that plays to the remaining senses of blind and deaf dogs came out on top in a competition that showcases the entrepreneurial skills of...
Despite humanity’s never-ending search for knowledge, only 5 percent of the world’s oceans have been explored. The deepest parts of the...
For a group of Regis students, a recent spring break trip was a chance the experience the natural beauty of Costa Rica by whitewater rafting,...
When Regis students need wise words of advice, many often turn to Nicki Gonzales, Ph.D. Students cherish the words of the Regis Vice Provost for...
Justin Regan thought completing the Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program in the Regis Loretto Heights School of Nursing was going to...
For many citizens of the United States, their rights to the freedom of speech, and more notably the freedom of press, exists without question. The...
During her terms as the 14th U.S. Surgeon General and the New York State Health Commissioner, Dr. Antonia Novello oversaw major moments of public...
The legacy of Suzi Lockard and Ralph Dillon lives on through faculty member Pam Heaberlin and Regis' The Suzi Lockard Memorial Neonatal Nurse...
James Beard Award-winning food writer Adrian Miller gave Regis a taste of soul food — and a healthy serving of history — in an...
For more than 30 years, Regis University has held a special place in the life of Mary Pacifico-Valley, a Regis donor, volunteer and friend who...
Exporting dairy products from the United States to a trade partner overseas comes with a litany of logistics: What is the best way to handle...
Professor Ethan Sanders, an expert on Africa, spoke at a Vatican symposium about Julius Nyerere, Tanzania's founder and potential saint,...
This spring, a group of business-savvy students in Louisiana will graduate not only with the knowledge and credentials to become pharmacists, but,...
