Her personal experience with neurologic PT and her Regis classes led Aryn Cunningham to a career helping those with diseases or injuries to the...
When working in the service department at Rickenbaugh Cadillac, Mary Pacifico-Valley didn't know she one day would own the entire network of...
AI is going through an explosion. Viewed as a helpful, diverse tool by many and an ethical Pandora’s box by others, the technology has pushed...
When Freddie Mercury and company made their U.S. debut at Regis, they weren’t even the headline act. Or the most famous group to rock the...
Trees tell a story from the past. Regis associate professor, John Sakulich, not only hears what tree rings have to say but he also interprets their...
Rangers Basketball Star Diana Lopez Takes Her Place In The RMAC Hall Of Fame
Twin biology majors hope to follow in the footsteps of their mother, a Regis alumna and physician
Alumnus Justin Regan, who works with cancer patients, overcomes the disease himself.
Carroll Hall, the imposing building that appears to be part gothic monument, part turreted castle, this year celebrates 100 years of gracing the...
Starting in 2025, hundreds, and eventually thousands, of California cougars — along with foxes, deer and other wildlife — will owe...
There probably aren’t a lot of people around who remember that Regis once had a football team, and a pretty decent one at that. Fewer still...
If he hadn’t found the perfect parking spot outside a restaurant in suburban Chicago years ago, Jim Johnson might never have discovered his...
How Regis is answering the Vatican’s call to care for our common home.
Becoming a Hispanic-Serving Institution expands opportunities for Regis and its students.
We spoke with President Salvador Aceves. Ed.D., to learn more about his experience and his vision for the future of Regis.
Julia Greeley is being considered for sainthood, but whatever the Vatican decides, her life and works inspire.
Regis pharmacy professor studies the viral TikTok trend, brown noise, and whether it can calm ADHD symptoms by regulating the release of dopamine.
How the Regis community is living Magis by helping asylum seekers from Venezuela.
The team nobody expected to go anywhere nearly went the distance in the NCAA Division II National Women's Basketball Tournament.
Regis prison education provides transformation and insight to those on the inside – and the outside.
Regis music instructor's short film pays tribute to artists who brought healing after 9/11.
When some kids are asked what they want to be when they grow up, their answers might evolve from astronaut to basketball player to movie star. For...
After 20 years in a Regis classroom, Associate Prof. Don Lindley still packs them in with true-crime stories of his undercover years on the Denver...
Price remembers his mother speaking these words to him decades ago: “Let them make the money. You keep changing the world.”
First-generation college student and Regis alumna, Yadira Caraveo is the first Latina US Congresswoman to represent Colorado.
Generations of Mike Redmond’s family have headed into harm’s way with saintly protection.
Regis alumnus Eddie Taylor makes history as part of the first all-Black team to summit Everest.
The unlikely story of how a Jesuit priest – and Regis professor unearthed some of Colorado’s greatest prehistoric treasures.
Ron DiSanto was on track to become a priest, until he found his calling — teaching.
Inside his hidden studio, Regis’ Ken Phillips uses fabric and inspiration to weave Prospero’s magic
Regis community members find hope and connection amid the Marshall Fire rubble
Regis Safe Outdoor Space answers call to help people experiencing homelessness
Former refugee and future physician Sabitra Niroula hopes to help women worldwide give birth safely
Regis affiliate instructor Jim Bullington brings his experience educating those in prison to the classroom to help Regis students understand...
With help from Regis University’s Military Scholars Fund, 76-year-old Diana Bress is using her life-experience to serve others.
Celebrating three decades of research, mentoring and making science accessible.
MBA alumna deploys her skill and experience to improve health disparities among people of color
Regis freshman among students chosen to talk with, and question, Pope Francis about critical issues
Arvada, Colo., Police Chief Link Strate calls police work “an incredibly honorable profession,” and one that can be immensely satisfying.
Jesuit values guide Kendra Henderson through her day as a Regis nurse and HealthONE scholar.
Regis alumna Elisabeth Monaghan helps amplify the voices of those struggling with housing instability in The Denver VOICE.
Michael Baxter, Peace Activist and Director of Catholic Studies, reflects on his time counseling conscientious objectors.
How Jesuit education guides Compass Academy’s philosophy and mission
Faith, hard work and Regis support bring caring and wellness to a Denver community.
Regis alumna Amy Berryman heals damaged bodies with patience and science. In her spare time, heals psyches with flowers.
Meet Sonia John, the woman behind Regis’ celebrated arboretum.
McCormick Scholars, like Molly Schmanke, demonstrate strong character and exceptional academic prowess.
Dan Steinle’s career path has meandered since his time at Regis, but his passion gave way to a new career photographing civil unrest.
Porter-Billups Leadership Academy reflects on 25 years of helping kids grow to become doctors, teachers, nurses and leaders.
How Regis Athletics persevered through the COVID-19 pandemic in Spring 2021.
Associate Professor Stephanie James, Ph.D., MBA, is fighting fear and disease with facts and science.
2021 Grads from All Over Converge on Regis’ Northwest Denver Campus
Walter Springs was inspired to change a world burdened by racism. Now Regis honors his legacy.
What’s in a school song anyway? Explore the history of Regis anthems and the contemporary work of Associate Professor Loretta Notareschi and...
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