10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Studying Abroad
By Madelynn Loring, Staff Writer
I know it’s cliché. I also understand that every study-abroad student ever has written something like this. However, I hope to give a more specific insight into study abroad at Regis as well as some general advice for travel in Europe. So, without further ado, here are 10 things I wish I knew before I studied abroad.
Annual Tree Lighting Returns Featuring New Christmas Tree
Photography by James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On November 16, Regis hosted their annual tree lighting ceremony and celebration, though without the beloved grand evergreen that served as Regis’ Christmas tree for over 30 years. A different evergreen was featured as this year’s Christmas tree, and star of the tree lighting ceremony. Gone, but not forgotten, the prior tree was honored in the speech preceding the lighting. Other festivities included an ice sculpture of Main Hall, gingerbread house decorating, cotton candy, letters to Santa with Make-A-Wish Colorado, and pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus! A night of festivities enjoyed by the Regis community.
QSA's Solidarity March in Response to Archdiocese Document
Photography by James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On November 15, QSA organized a Queer Solidarity March in response to the 17-page document the Archdiocese of Denver released to local Catholic school administrators. This document provided a series of guidelines regarding how Catholic schools should deal with LGBTQ issues, which stirred up a significant amount of controversy at Regis University. Among the controversial declarations included a series of prohibitions such as same-sex couples attending school dances, recognizing same-sex marriages as a family structure, requests to be addressed by a different pronoun, nor affirming a transgender identity. Further, the guidance states, “enrollment or re-enrollment of such a student at a Catholic school would not be appropriate.”
Members from the Regis community, including faculty, staff, and students, gathered in support of the queer and trans community.
Making of a City: Denver
By Sandra Vo, Staff Writer
From a small mining town to a cultural and economic stronghold of the United States, Denver’s ever-changing landscape reflects the shift in its role as a city throughout history. Below are historical photos of Denver from the late 1800s and early 1900s and photos of the same location in 2022. These photos are separated not by space, but time. This is the making of a city.