Would you be more likely to donate to a charity if an authority figure told you to? Or would you feel motivated if your peers donated, too?
English Department Assistant Professor Kate Partridge discusses THINE, which she wrote between 2016 and 2020.
In the realm of physical therapy, the Rizing Tide Foundation’s Surge Scholarship stands as a beacon of recognition, highlighting the...
For many young Americans, working in Washington, D.C. with our political leaders is an ultimate career goal. For Regis University junior Christian...
Each participant held a paper monarch butterfly in their hands as a speaker read the names of immigrants who have died in detention centers.
English Department Associate Professor Alyse Knorr released her latest book, Ardor.
Meet Bella Willhite and Hans Gebauer, seniors at Regis University, and the team leaders of the Regis debate team. On the weekend of Oct. 7, the duo...
The campus community joined together to honor Dia de los Muertos.
Regis is proud to introduce the 0-5 PharmD Early Assurance Program that takes students from high school senior to doctor in just 5 years, saving...
The Digital Detox Challenge is meant to create healthier tech habits by reducing digital distractions and re-engaging with the real world. Are you...
The Northwest Denver Campus welcomed the community to campus for Halloween festivities.
As the holiday season starts, so too does a season of giving back to others. After all, service starts close to home.
Regis University and Creighton University celebrated the expansion of a unique partnership that offers a hybrid Doctor of Occupational Therapy...
English Department Chair and Professor Scott Dimovitz plans to release his debut novel, The Joy Divisions, on Nov. 15. Read about...
Regis University thrives on the generosity of forward-thinking individuals dedicated to advancing its mission.
Groundswell, the first novel by Eric Fretz, professor and chair of the Peace and Justice Department, was recently published by Belanger Press.
St. Peter Claver, S.J., Hall is now home to a brewery, offering students a chance to learn skills of the craft brewing trade on the Northwest...
The Student Center patio was filled with the moody rhythms of Bachata music one day during Hispanic Heritage Month as students and staff joined...
Less than one year into his tenure as president of Regis University, Salvador Aceves, Ed.D., has overseen several moments of Regis history.
Early Decision offers a direct path to admission, peace of mind and numerous other benefits to incoming first-year students.
It was the hilltop campus on South Federal Boulevard, beloved and recognized as Loretto Heights College, where Margaret Rueckert-Hartman attended...
The rich history of Mexican music — from the start of the Aztec Empire to the Spanish conquest of Mexico to present day — has largely...
TJ Myrick’s time on Earth was much too short: A bright-eyed boy with a big smile, he passed away just thirteen days after his first birthday,...
The Northwest Denver and Thornton campuses are full of action this week as the traditional fall semester officially begins. View images from...
From the campus of Fermilab to his Regis classroom, Fred Gray has spent his career collaborating with scientists around the world to measure the...
If the label on your lipstick reads “Lancome,” are you more likely to be a feminist than if you wear Maybelline?
The Gronowski family's $257,000 pledge is helping to seed Regis’ new revolving loan fund to spur alternative revenue-producing programs...
Last year, it was an image of a teddy bear and a gun on a coffin. This year, it’s an image of a gun with the message “Hugs not...
For the newest group of Porter-Billups Leadership Academy seniors, the summer enrichment program has been a place to be themselves around people...
Rev. Edward F. Flaherty, S.J., died Sunday, June 25, 2023, at St. Ignatius Hall in Florissant, Missouri. He was 104 years old, a Jesuit for 63...
Erica Munguia Ingalls, dean of students at Front Range Community College (FRCC), has been named the new Associate Vice President and Dean of...
Regis' inaugural Super Saturday event drew more than 500 students and their families to campus. The all-day festivities included admitted and...
Bill and Roberta Witchger pledged $500,000 to the Eugene S. Witchger Scholarship Fund, which helps students with high financial need pursue an...
The original mansard roof of Main Hall will be replaced starting this summer, adding a new chapter to an iconic Denver structure that has endured...
Regis celebrated the class of 2023 this past weekend, recognizing graduates' hard work and achievements over their time at the University.
Decades before Hmong Nguyen became a nurse, her mother, Kia Ly, cared for community members in her rural Laotian village, delivering babies,...
Teacher Appreciation Week happens as the end of the school year is in sight — and as end-of-the-year workloads are increasing.
A generator that harnesses the power of the water used by homes and businesses has won the sixth annual Regis Innovation Challenge, and the company...
With a successful regular season in the books, the Denver Nuggets have been blazing a trail through the playoffs — and Regis Doctor of...
A Regis alumna and faculty member were selected for Fulbright Awards, adding to a recent legacy of Regis award winners. Alumna Mayra Perez...
From a biodegradable bag that combats the environmental hazards of plastic bags to a reversible suit that offers double the professional...
The Regis Thornton Campus welcomed top leadership from the state’s new Behavioral Health Administration on March 29, becoming the latest stop...
After three years of inactivity and pandemic-related cancellations, health fairs are back — and Regis students are leading the way in...
The mother, father and their 10-year-old son left South America in September on foot. They knew the path before them would be treacherous —...
Regis University believes that every promising freshman and transfer student deserves the opportunity to earn a degree that is accessible and...
Regis as Jesuit, Catholic, and a University, has impacted our community by delivering a whole-person, student-centered, transformative education...
This December marks 80 years since Regis student and soldier Tech. Sgt. Walter Springs was killed in Texas. Next year, Regis and its Porter-Billups...
Regis recently hosted a number of criminal justice and law enforcement representatives to serve on a newly formed advisory board.
Dave Law is known across the Northwest Denver Campus for his dedication to the student experience — and now he is the namesake for an award...
In the past two years, Regis has given temporary shelter to people experiencing homelessness, welcomed a mobile food pantry to campus, helped...
As we celebrate our veterans not just on this day but year-round, we sat down to speak with Fletcher Brown, Director of Military and Veterans...
The Northwest Denver Campus welcomed more than 150 students from Denver Public Schools to showcase ofrendas they created in honor of Dia de los...
First-year student Claudia Podlesna shares her experience as a first-generation commuter student at Regis University
Regis welcomed the community to campus on Monday to celebrate Halloween, hosting Trick or Treat Street on Boettcher Commons and the annual Costume...
On Oct. 27 crews removed the grand evergreen tree, which was coming to the end of its life, from Boettcher Commons.
Regis University’s Rueckert-Hartman College for Health Professions (RHCHP) and the offices of Mission and Ministry co-hosted an event on the...
With depictions of iconic Catholic figures from Our Lady of Guadalupe to St. Francis, the O’Sullivan Art Gallery’s latest show will...
The feast day of Saint John Paul II is Saturday, Oct. 22. Born in Wadowice, Poland as Karol Jozef Wojtyla, he became Pope in 1978.
Regis alumni returned to the Northwest Denver Campus, helping celebrate the University's second annual Blue and Gold Weekend.
The original homeboy, Rev. Greg Boyle, S.J., returned to Denver in September to speak with students, staff, faculty and the community at large,...
