Main Hall in the Fall
Alina Hussaini, Staff Photographer
One of the most recognizable buildings on campus is Main Hall. Standing tall, and overlooking the quad, Main Hall continues to symbolize the integrity and perseverance of Regis University.
Series of Seasons
Alina Hussaini, Staff Photographer
It’s no surprise that Colorado is temperamental with the seasons. This past month has shown the wide variety of ever changing seasonal patterns impacting life on campus.
Regis University Dominates in Women’s Volleyball
James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On November 19th, 2024, Regis University dominated the court in women’s volleyball. In a match against Colorado State University Pueblo, at the Regis University Fieldhouse, Regis took the victory with a final score of 3 to 1. With this win, the Regis University Volleyball team advances to the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Tournament Semifinals.
The Rush of A Concert
Juliet Buckley, Staff Writer and Social Media Contributor
As an eighteen-year-old girl when I look back and reflect on my life, I find music in every single area and memory. I believe that I have adored music since I came out of the womb. There have been so many times where I cannot recall a memory until I hear a song that I liked around the time of the memory. Because of this, I have made it my mission to attend as many concerts as possible.
You Lose Your Mind
Rose Cordova, Staff Writer and Social Media Contributor
It’s winter again, your happiest seasons have passed. The snow piles up on your window and everything has frozen over. You lose your mind and sit there scrolling. Reeling in who you think you should be, but you don’t know. Hell, you don’t think you ever will. Are you capable of looking outside yourself, outside of the battle in your skull?
A Fiery, Illustrious Display of Beauty
Dylan Aguirre-Miller, Staff Photographer
These photos were taken in Brighton, CO during sunset. I describe this time as a “fiery, illustrious display of beauty,”. The word “fiery’’ emphasizes the vivid, almost burning quality of the orange and red hues in the sky. The word “illustrious’’ suggests a grand and impressive spectacle, which is appropriate given the vastness of the sky and the reflection of the water.