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Spots are filling fast for R.E.G.I.S. (Rangers Empowering Girls in STEM) Research Camp! 💡🔬 Designed for rising 6th-8th graders, this STEM camp is led by women faculty and student mentors, all about hands-on learning and empowering the next generation of scientists.

📅 July 14 - 18, 2025 | 🕘 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. | ⏰ Optional before and aftercare available

Don’t wait! Register today at https://www.regis.edu/summer-camps/regis-research-camp

Rangers Empowering Girls in STEM (R.E.G.I.S.) Research Camp | Regis University Rising 6th-8th grade students who feel safe in a pro-girl and girl-centered environment are invited to join this summer research run by female STEM faculty a...

From our family to yours, have a happy and safe Fourth of July! 🇺🇸

Our first RegiRama event on June 20 was pure movie magic! Students, faculty, staff and community members gathered under the stars for a special screening of Despicable Me 4. 🎬

Guests enjoyed bites from Mile High City Sliders and Scoops, a surprise visit from the Denver Fire Department and fun activities for the kids from an obstacle course to balloon art!

Mark your calendars as RegiRama returns July 18 with Inside Out 2! Don’t miss another unforgettable night on campus. 🎥🌙 Learn more at: https://www.regis.edu/signature-events/regirama

in 1921, the Board of Trustees of the College of the Sacred Heart voted unanimously to rename our institution to Regis College, in honor of St. John Francis Regis, effective July 1 of that year. The name change intended to prevent sports teams from shortening Sacred Heart in unflattering ways, among other reasons. Learn more about Regis’ historic name change at https://www.regis.edu/news/2021/magazine/06/how-regis-university-got-its-name

Becoming Regis For years the College of the Sacred Heart’s athletic teams had competed against Tigers, Cowboys and Orediggers without a nickname of their own. When the college was renamed “Regis College” in 1921, the opportunity to change that presented itself.

Jesuit marketing and communications pros from across the country came together at Regis University from June 10-12 for the annual AJCU MarCom Summit! 🌟

Over three days attendees from Gonzaga, Fordham, Marquette and Seattle U, just to name a few, participated in workshops and panels covering digital marketing, brand strategy, crisis communications, accessibility and more. The summit featured deep-dive sessions like “Brand Health Check” and presidential search communications — all set against Denver’s inspiring Rocky Mountain backdrop. And, of course, plenty of time was dedicated to networking, good food and exploring Denver.

Interested in how Jesuit universities are innovating storytelling, amplifying mission-driven messaging and collaborating on industry trends? 🔍

Read the full article to learn more about the insights shared and the spirit of collaboration that defined the summit: https://www.regis.edu/news/2025/regis-life/06/ajcu-marcom-conference-2025

Jesuit colleges gather for marketing and communications summit in Denver | Regis University Marketing and communications professionals from Jesuit colleges and universities across the country met at Regis University June 10-12 for the annual Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities (AJCU) Marketing and Communications Summit.

Five years after COVID-19 disrupted life at Regis University, students, faculty and leaders reflect on the uncertainty, resilience and unexpected lessons of that time. Their stories show how the community adapted and emerged changed in ways that continue to shape Regis today.

Read the whole story at https://www.regis.edu/about/magazine/2025-spring-summer/when-the-world-stopped-how-the-pandemic-shaped-regis

📚 Our June 13 Regis Ready event helped incoming students and families kickstart their college journey by registering for classes, meeting faculty, exploring campus services and connecting with the community.

🔜 Don’t miss the second and final Regis Ready on July 18. This is your chance to get individualized billing help, finalize schedules and ensure you’re all set for the fall semester. Bring your ID and any financial aid documents.

👉 Check out the full story to see photos, tips and register for the July 18 event — and learn why Regis Ready is the perfect launchpad for Ranger success! https://www.regis.edu/news/2025/regis-life/06/regis-ready-event-prepares-students

Regis Ready event helps prepare the University’s newest students for their first semester | Regis University Preparing for the beginning of the semester is a big task for any college student — especially for the first time.

Today, on the 160th anniversary of Juneteenth, we remember the more than 250,000 enslaved people in Texas who learned they were free on June 19, 1865 — two years after President Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, ordering their freedom and two months after the Civil War ended.

Two big paws up for ! We love our friendly donut-loving Regi, but did you know that before Regi became our beloved mascot in 2019, Roamin' reigned for about five years? Before that era, it was "Mascot."

Regis University will be closed on Thursday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth, which commemorates the day enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas, learned they were free — more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation granted their freedom.

With a new $300,000 gift, the Kriegshauser family makes a Regis education possible.

Dr. Larry Kriegshauser’s journey to medicine began in high school and was made possible by a Regis scholarship that relieved the burden of student debt. Now, after a distinguished career in orthopedic surgery, he and his wife Dianne are paying it forward with a $300,000 endowed scholarship for future pre-med students.

“The healthcare field is kind of the family business now,” he said with a smile. His eldest daughter earned her Accelerated BSN, while his younger daughter — already a BSN graduate — went on to complete her NP degree at Regis. His sons-in-law also serve in healthcare and public service: one as a flight nurse and the other as chief of South Metro Fire. Now, thanks to the Kriegshauser family’s generosity, more students will have the opportunity to pursue their own paths in the medical field.

We’re deeply grateful to the Kriegshauser family for their enduring commitment to service, education and the Regis mission. Read more at https://www.regis.edu/news/2025/regis-life/05/kriegshauser-family-donor-highlight

With a new $300,000 gift, the Kriegshauser Family makes a Regis Education Possible | Regis University Dr. Larry Kriegshauser still remembers when he first knew he wanted to be a doctor — it all started in a high school biology class.

From the late ‘60s through the ‘70s, Regis students and their neighbors were treated to performances from some big-name acts: Queen, Fleetwood Mac, The Kinks, Dire Straits, Cheap Trick, Traffic and Dolly Parton. One year, The Beach Boys performed at Ranger Day. And in 1968, fans paid a whopping $3 to hear the undisputed rock guitar king: Jimi Hendrix. 🎶🎸