On a night of merriment and cheer, the Regis community gathered around the tree sipping hot chocolate, taking pictures with Santa, and much more at this year’s annual tree lighting.
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The Plagiarists
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By: Frances Meng-Frecker, Head Photographer
The six-member Regis professor/faculty band includes Alyse Knorr, David Hicks, and Scott Dimovitz from the English department, Don Bush from the Accounting department, Allison Peters from the Office of the First-Year Experience, and Alex Benedict the Senior Instructional Technologist. They performed in Walker’s Pub on Friday November 2and filled the student center. Students, families, and Regis faculty and staff enjoyed the two-hour concert, danced, and sang along with the band. The Plagiarists played songs from David Bowie to Amy Winehouse to Elvis Presley and many more. It was a joy to watch them perform and do something they love. Everyone had fun and I know for a fact that I am looking forward to their next concert, and I am certain that other people are too.
Take a look at all the old buildings now before they are all remodeled! Carroll Hall, 2016 //Frances Meng-Frecker
Regis University Master Plan update open house
By: Thomas Jones, Staff Reporter
In room 333 of Main Hall on Wednesday September 5, Regis University, in conjunction with MIG Inc, held an open house where they unveiled their ambitious expansion plans for Regis University and talked about what the next 20 years for Regis may look like.
What Lies Underneath
By: Hazel Alvarez, Staff Reporter
Journey into the basement of the haunted Main Hall!
The Nun’s Bus in all it’s glory on Regis’ campus //Frances Meng-Frecker
Nuns on a Bus
By: Allison Upchurch, Staff Reporter
“Speak Up. Connect. Relate.” – Sister Simone Cambell
Regis University Pharmacy white coat ceremony, class of 2013 //Regis University
Regis Pharmacy Program
By: Kaitlin Wells, Staff Reporter
Many students attending Regis University are part of one of the many medical programs offered on campus. The Ruekert-Hartman College for Health Professions at Regis provides an education for all those who wish to become a nurse, physical therapist, or pharmacists.