How Regis University’s AI Policy Could Change in the Coming Years
Nyah Jordan, Staff Writer
On Monday, September 15, 2025, Regis University’s Provost, Jake Bucher, discussed the current AI policy at Regis. Amidst growing knowledge and familiarity with generative AI, Bucher also mentioned proposed changes, from addressing faculty responsibility and usage to institutional approaches, such as accessing AI tools through the Regis library.
Budget Cuts Raise Concerns Over Counseling Services at Regis University: Is Regis Doing Enough to Protect the Mental Health of Students?
Charlize Woods, Staff Writer
On Wednesday, September 17th, Provost Jake Bucher said Regis University has expanded the counseling services for students in the 2025-2026 school year. Despite cuts in funding, the real issue lies in student awareness about the resources available.The Counseling Center is a place where the concerns of students can be addressed. Academic stress, anxiety, depression, relationship problems, etc., are all challenges that many see as critical to maintaining well-being on campus.
Should You Go Back to School for a Master’s Degree? Key Factors to Consider
Amber Ramsey, Guest Writer
Note: The following story was written by Guest Writer, Amber Ramsey, of Learn It For Life.
Deciding whether to pursue a master’s degree is a significant choice that can impact your career, finances, and personal life. While advanced education can open doors to better job opportunities and higher salaries, it also comes with challenges, including cost, time commitment, and the potential for uncertain returns on investment. Before enrolling in a graduate program, you need to weigh various factors to determine if it aligns with your professional and personal goals. Here are the most important aspects to consider when deciding whether to go back to school for a master’s degree.
Accessibility Day Celebrates Disability Pride and Promotes Awareness
James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On April 9th, 2025, Regis University hosted Accessibility Day with games, prizes, and food trucks. Festivities took place on the Quad, and served as a way to celebrate diversity pride, and to promote awareness. The event taught skills and resources to make the world more accessible to all. It was organized and sponsored by Student Disability Services, Community for Belonging, RU Student Government Association and GLOBAL Inclusive Program.
New Campus Office Opens Doors for Immigrant Students and Families, Offering Resources
Katherine Fragoso, Guest Writer
Note: This article was written for Writing For Media, with Dr. Emily Stones and in collaboration with Delia Greth, Academic Success Coach at RU, and Karlett Eguiliz, Financial Aid Counselor at RU.
Student activists at Regis University have launched a new initiative aimed at supporting immigrant students and their families.The Student & Family Immigrant Resource Center, located in Main Hall 343, officially opened Tuesday, February 4.
Student Self Care is Sponsored by Somos
James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On February 27th, 2025, Regis University’s Somos Club offered self care to students. The event took place outside of the Student Center, giving students a chance to enjoy sweet snacks in the sun.