On Halloween night, October 31st, 2023, Regis University continued their annual tradition of hosting a family-friendly, and perfectly spooky event, Trick of Treat Street. This event gives attendees a chance to learn more about the university’s clubs and programs, while also giving out sweets and treats to young Trick or Treaters. The Regis Highlander was proud to be on of the independent organizations to be featured at the event.
Read MoreWinter is coming and so are a collection of new, fun, seasonal activities in Denver. Here are some to keep an eye out for.
Read MoreOn September 7th, 2023, Regis University hosted its annual event, Battleship. With inflatable pools, food vendors, and plenty of water, Battleship offers Regis students a fun, stress relieving experience to cool off in the hot fall of Colorado.
Read MoreRegis group, SOMOS, hosted an event on September 27th, 2023 with food, volleyball, and fun. SOMOS provides support, celebration and appreciation, and knowledge of the Latinx culture. On a cool, autumn evening, the Regis community gathered for some music and fun on the quad.
Read MoreThe Connections Retreat is an annual weekend activity for freshmen who want an escape from campus to go hangout and meet new people. Organized by the University Ministry this retreat incorporates aspects of spirituality and religion, but does not require participants to be religious. When I attended this retreat, I met so many new freshmen friends and upperclassmen who are involved in UMinn, who taught us how to become more involved.
Read MoreRAWtools, an organization that specializes in nonviolence training in real-world situations, attended First Year Experience events at Regis University. RAWtools made an appearance at Regis University giving students the chance to hammer a gun barrel in front of the Pedro Arrupe, S.J. statue in the morning and near food trucks in the afternoon.
To learn more about this organization and the mission behind it, visit their website.
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