Athletic Facilities
The Baseball Field, Field House and Match Pitch — basically the entire east end of campus where sports are played.
Regi the Ranger is the University’s official mascot – representing Regis at athletic, community, campus and service events. Regi is a firm believer in lighthearted fun and cura personalis, meaning “care for the whole person.” She always seeks to reflect our University’s values, inspire our community, build fellowship and celebrate Ranger pride.
Regi made her first appearance at the 2019 annual Ranger Day celebrations after an all-student vote on the new mascot's name. A joyful, inquisitive and compassionate fox, she welcomes all and encourages her human friends to make Regis their home. Regi also loves pulling pranks on the Northwest Denver Campus, including filling an elevator in Clarke Hall with balloons and setting out “free donut” signs that led in a circle.
In 1912, the school paper ran a contest for a team name for the new football team. The Athletics board, a few faculty and the editor chose the "Rangers." Since then, the Regis Rangers have seen many mascots on campus and at events: from an old west cattle-hearding ranger, to a camel to celebrate Wednesday 'Hump' Days, to Roamin' the Ranger and our current prankster Regi the Ranger. No matter the mascot, Regis Rangers have always shown compassion for the world around us and consideration for how we impact and change it.
Regi wants every student to strive for success while at Regis. All students are assigned an academic success coach as a resource, among others, to help guide them toward their goals. Make sure to check out other helpful tips Regi has for students.
The Baseball Field, Field House and Match Pitch — basically the entire east end of campus where sports are played.
The roof of Main Hall gives Regi the best perspective to look down and plan pranks.
Boettcher Commons (Quad) is Regi’s favorite area for walking around and giving high fives. In the wintertime, watch out — she has been known to throw snowballs.
Get out and let your Ranger passion shine.
Regi wasn’t blessed with great vision. If you wave at her or say hi and she doesn’t respond, it’s probably because she didn’t see you.
Regi is working on her arm strength, so unfortunately, she can’t hold kids or babies. But she’d love to be in a photo with you, your kids, your friend’s great-grandma — whoever!
Nothing pleases Regi more than being challenged to a dance-off.
As much as Regi loves donuts and candy, she always wants others to share in the things that bring her joy. So if she's offering a tasty treat, take her up on the offer!
Regi often appears taller or shorter depending on the day. We assume it’s a rare but harmless condition that hasn’t been officially diagnosed yet.
From slacklining to pancake-flipping contests, Regi believes in conquering fears, having fun and saying “Yes!” to adventure.