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Full CalendarCalendar of Events
SEPTEMBER Highlights
September 18, 2017
03:00 P
St. Georges Medical School and Regis
Location: CH 202
A representative from St. Georges Medical School will be on campus to talk about the Medical School and the joint program with Regis. This is a can't miss event for any student thinking about Medical School.
DetailsSeptember 1, 2017
03:30 P
04:00 P
05:30 P
September 2, 2017
September 3, 2017
09:00 A
First-Year & Transfer Student Move-In
Location: Lower Student Center
Please go straight to the Lower Student Center to check in and pick up your key! All students with holds can also have those cleared at this time. Please note one-way traffic loop starting at the main gate.
Details12:00 P
Upperclass Student Move-In
Location: Lower Student Center
Please go straight to the Lower Student Center to check in and pick up your key! All students with holds can also have those cleared at this time. Please note one-way traffic loop starting at the main gate.
Details07:00 P
Casino Night
Location: Upper Student Center
Come and roll the dice to try to win prizes at your favorite casino games. No money needed-just come for the fun!
DetailsSeptember 4, 2017
10:00 A
Upperclass Student Move-In
Location: Lower Student Center
Please go straight to the Lower Student Center to check in and pick up your key! All students with holds can also have those cleared at this time.
Details08:00 P
Target Trip
Location: Target Framingham
As the kickoff to Welcome Week, the Center for Student Engagement is hosting a trip to Target in Framingham! The store will shut down just for us, with all of the essential college student items at the front of the store. Buses leave at 7pm-don't be late!
DetailsSeptember 5, 2017
Undergraduate and Graduate Classes Begin
Details08:45 A
Welcome Back Faculty and Staff: Coffee and Donuts at the Center for Ministry and Service
Location: St. Joseph Hall Room 4
The Center for Ministry and Service would like to invite all faculty and staff to a welcome back gathering. Stop by our office on Tuesday morning for free breakfast treats and take this opportunity to meet our staff and get involved with our office.
Details07:00 P
Field Hockey at Wheaton
Details07:30 P
Mentalist Christopher Carter
Location: Casey Theatre
Christopher Carter knows what you’re thinking, so think nice things about him. But he does much more than read minds. He makes predictions about audience members that come true in detail during the performance. He identifies borrowed objects, even though his eyes have been sealed shut with duct tape. He plants thoughts into the minds of audience volunteers, and even causes them to ‘see’ things that don’t exist.
DetailsSeptember 6, 2017
11:00 A
Commuter Cafe
Location: College Hall Foyer
Calling all Commuters! Stop by the College Hall Foyer to see what the Center for Student Engagement has to offer for you as a commuter, and for your chance to win some prizes!
Details03:30 P
Women's Tennis at Eastern Nazarene
Details05:00 P
07:00 P
Paint Night
Location: Lower Student Center
Show off your artistic skills at our Paint Night event! There will be two times offered-7pm and 9pm. Stop by the Center for Student Engagement to sign up for your time!
Details07:00 P
Women's Soccer at Mount Ida
DetailsSeptember 7, 2017
11:00 A
11:30 A
Club and Organization Fair
Location: Quad (rainsite: LSC)
Come and sign up for the clubs and organizations that Regis has to offer!
Details04:30 P
Welcome Back BBQ
Location: St. Joseph Hall Patio
Join us for our annual Welcome Back BBQ. All are welcome.
Details07:30 P
Big Prize Bingo
Location: Lower Student Center
Who doesn't love bingo?! Stop by the Lower Student Center for a chance to win a TV, Amazon Alexa, Fire Tablet, gift cards, and much more! This event is free!
Details09:00 P
Pub Night
Location: '66 Pub
Join us for the first pub night of the semester! 21+ with valid state or government ID required to consume alcohol.
DetailsSeptember 8, 2017
04:30 P
06:00 P
08:00 P
Women's Volleyball at Connecticut College
Details10:00 P
Welcome Party
Location: Lower Student Center
Join the Multicultural Student Association as we host the first party of the year.
DetailsSeptember 9, 2017
Deferred Final Exam from Spring 2017
Details10:00 A
Field Hockey at Anna Maria
Details10:30 A
First-Year Information Session
Location: Maria Hall
Information Sessions allow prospective students and their families the opportunity to visit the campus for an overview and tour.
Details12:00 P
Boston T Experience Trip
Location: Boston
Take a trip into Boston by using the T! The Center for Student Engagement is sponsoring the trip in to show you how easy it is to access Boston by the T! Sign up in the Center for Student Engagement.
Details12:00 P
Men's Soccer at Anna Maria
Details12:30 P
APA Workshop
Location: Library
Stop in with your APA questions. Get your questions answered.
Details01:00 P
Women's Soccer at Saint Joseph's (Conn.)
Details02:00 P
Women's Volleyball at Coast Guard
Details07:00 P
Red Sox Tailgate Viewing Party
Location: Lower Student Center
Grab some friends to watch the Red Sox battle it out with the Tampa Bay Rays. Free food and a chance to win prizes!
DetailsSeptember 10, 2017
05:45 P
Mass of the Holy Spirit
Location: The Grotto
Join us at the Grotto for our first Mass of the school-year. Refreshments will be served in front of the Regis Tower following our celebration. All are welcome.
Details07:00 P
Student Government Association Meeting
Location: College Hall 202
Have your voice heard! Join SGA for their general meetings.
DetailsSeptember 11, 2017
07:00 P
De-hate the Debate
Location: Fine Arts Center
Regis will celebrate the opening of the new Business and Communication School by hosting a panel discussion co-sponsored by the MetroWest Daily News. The panel will examine tensions in daily dialogue, and explore how we can calm the waters of everyday discourse. Whether it is interpersonal conflicts or anger toward the media, we live in a world where civility often is thrown out the window when people can hide behind a veil of fake names, anonymous posts and cyber bullying. WCVB-TV political reporter Janet Wu will serve as moderator. Panelists include: Anne Brennan, managing editor of the MetroWest Daily News, Tom O’Neill, university trustee and CEO of O’Neill and Associates, and Dan Lothian, former CNN White House Correspondent.
DetailsSeptember 12, 2017
All College Convocation
Students/Faculty will participate in planned activities during Community Period 12:30 pm-2:00 pm
Details11:00 A
September 13, 2017
Last day to submit “I” Change of Grades from Spring 2017
Details03:30 P
Forum on Brain & Spinal Cord Injury: Session 1
Location: Fine Arts Center at Regis College
Regis will be hosting a Forum on Brain and Spinal Cord Injury. The importance of concussion and deteriorating brain function resulting from mild repeated head injuries has increased with new technology. We will explore attempts to prevent and treat these injuries. This session will focus on concussions - the acute and chronic consequences, treatment expectations and protection of the adult and adolescent brain. Our internationally recognized speakers will present breakthrough technologies which offer hope in the prevention and treatment of these tragic injuries. Attendance for Regis faculty, staff and students is free of charge. When registering, please utilize 'REGIS' as the discount code when registering on the MDG website, which gives you a 100% discount. Visit MDG Boston's website below to register.
Details04:00 P
05:00 P
Angela Hall: Meet the Center for Ministry and Service Staff
Location: Angela Hall Lounge
Want to learn more about the Center for Ministry and Service? Join us for Chipotle and conversation at the Angela Hall Lounge. All are welcome.
Details06:00 P
Forum on Brain & Spinal Cord Injury: Session 2
Location: Fine Arts Center at Regis College
Regis will be hosting a Forum on Brain and Spinal Cord Injury. Spinal cord injury, which is still largely not reversible, has stimulated ingenious technology to restore function and to enable regrowth and repair of these injuries. Our internationally recognized speakers will present breakthrough technologies which offer hope in the prevention and treatment of these tragic injuries. Attendance for Regis faculty, staff and students is free of charge. When registering, please utilize 'REGIS' as the discount code when registering on the MDG website, which gives you a 100% discount.Visit MDG Boston's website below to register.
Details06:30 P
07:00 P
07:00 P
Men's Soccer at Fitchburg State
Details07:00 P
08:00 P
Welcome Night with Serving the Dear Neighbor
Location: Center for Ministry and Service
Come to the first Serving the Dear Neighbor club meeting of the year!
DetailsSeptember 14, 2017
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Details11:30 A
12:30 P
Kairos Info Session
Location: Ministry and Service St. Joseph's Hall Room 4
Interested in learning more about Regis' first Kairos retreat? Join us for an info session
Details12:30 P
Sophomore Class Reunion/Ice Cream Social
Location: TBD
All sophomores are invited to reconnect, take a break, and vote on the Sophomore T-Shirt. This event will promote class unity and provide a common experience for entering sophomores. All second year students are invited to attend.
Details03:30 P
04:30 P
The Liberal Arts Lecture Series and the Department of Humanities Present
Location: Teegan Learning Center
Speaker and Irish Activist Dr. Micheline Sheehy Skeffington: “Three generations of activism: How my grandparents inspired me to fight my own battle for gender equality”
Details07:00 P
Dance Company Mini-Show
Location: Lower Student Center
Come and see what the Dance Company is all about!
DetailsSeptember 15, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Details04:00 P
Field Hockey at Saint Joseph's (Me.)
DetailsSeptember 16, 2017
College Fest at Fenway
Location: Fenway Park
College Fest offers a great way to get free stuff and find out what is going on in Boston. The best part? It's free!
DetailsFall Open House
Location: Regis College
Join us for our September Open House! At this event, you’ll have the opportunity to take a campus tour, hear from current students about their experience, learn more about our academic opportunities, meet faculty and stop by our Regis exposition to get further information on life as a Regis student.
DetailsMen's Soccer at Albertus Magnus
Details10:00 A
10:30 A
Cross Country at UMass Dartmouth Invitational
Details11:00 A
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Details12:00 P
12:30 P
APA Workshop
Location: Library
Stop in with your APA questions. Get your questions answered.
Details02:00 P
September 17, 2017
Constitution Day!
Today marks the 230th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution! Learn about our country's Constitution by visiting http://www.constitutionday.com
Details12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Details05:45 P
Weekly Mass
Location: College Hall Chapel
Join us on Sundays at 5:45pm to celebrate Mass in the CH Chapel. Refreshments will be served after Mass. All are welcome.
Details07:00 P
Student Government Association Meeting
Location: College Hall 202
Have your voice heard! Join SGA for their general meetings.
Details09:00 P
Class of 2018 Town Hall
Location: College Hall 202
Come and discuss the beginning of the year with the Class of 2018 officers!
DetailsSeptember 18, 2017
03:00 P
St. Georges Medical School and Regis
Location: CH 202
A representative from St. Georges Medical School will be on campus to talk about the Medical School and the joint program with Regis. This is a can't miss event for any student thinking about Medical School.
Details04:00 P
September 19, 2017
12:30 P
Service Trip Info-Session
Location: USC
Are you interested in participating on a service trip to Los Angeles, New Orleans, Peru, Kenya, or South Dakota? Come by and get more information about the application process.
Details04:00 P
Men's Tennis at Salem State
Details06:00 P
Women's Volleyball at Brandeis
Details06:30 P
Service Trip Info-Session
Location: College Hall Chapel
Are you interested in participating on a service trip to Los Angeles, New Orleans, Peru, Kenya, or South Dakota? Come by and get more information about the application process.
Details07:00 P
GSA Weekly Meeting
Location: College Hall 320
Weekly meetings of GSA will provide both a safe and educational space for members of the LGBT+ community and allies. These meetings will consist of a weekly topic discussion picked from a list decided on during the first meeting.
Details07:00 P
Kairos Info Session
Location: Ministry and Service St. Joseph's Hall Room 4
Interested in learning more about Regis' first Kairos retreat? Join us for an info session
Details08:00 P
September 20, 2017
Domitilla Hall: Meet the Center for Ministry and Service Staff
Location: Domitilla Hall Lounge
Want to learn more about the Center for Ministry and Service? Join us for food and conversation at the Domitilla Hall Lounge. All are welcome.
Details11:30 A
05:30 P
FYS Cafe
Location: Angela Hall Lounge
Space for dialogue regarding vocation for our first-year students with staff and faculty members. This program is facilitated in collaboration with Residence Life and the First Year Seminar curriculum.
Details06:00 P
07:00 P
Adulting 101
Location: Maria Fireplace Lounge
Adulting 101 gives students the opportunity to talk about life after college. Topic: Grad School, Resumes, and Applying for Jobs.
Details07:00 P
September 21, 2017
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Details04:00 P
08:00 P
September 22, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Details12:00 P
September 23, 2017
Women's Soccer at Simmons
Details11:00 A
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Details12:00 P
Women's Volleyball at Saint Joseph's (Conn.)
Details12:00 P
12:30 P
APA Workshop
Location: Library
Stop in with your APA questions. Get your questions answered.
Details04:00 P
September 24, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Details05:45 P
Weekly Mass
Location: College Hall Chapel
Join us on Sundays at 5:45pm to celebrate Mass in the CH Chapel. Refreshments will be served after Mass. All are welcome.
Details07:00 P
Student Government Association Meeting
Location: College Hall 202
Have your voice heard! Join SGA for their general meetings.
DetailsSeptember 25, 2017
College Hall: Meet the Center for Ministry and Service Staff
Location: CH Boat Lounge
Want to learn more about the Center for Ministry and Service? Join us for food and conversation at the CH Boat Lounge. All are welcome.
DetailsSeptember 26, 2017
11:30 A
Fresh Check Day
Location: Lower Student Center
Fresh Check Day is the signature program of The Jordan Porco Foundation (JPF). JPF works closely with colleges to plan and fund Fresh Check Day in an effort to bring awareness of mental health resources and coping strategies to college campuses. It is a celebratory fair-like event that includes: • Interactive expo booths • Free food • Entertainment • Exciting prizes and giveaways
Details12:30 P
Liberal Arts Lecture Series September 26
Location: Upper Student Center
Dr. Clyde Evans, talk title: “Unconscious Bias and Cultural Humility”
Details04:00 P
Field Hockey at Becker
Details04:30 P
05:00 P
CSJ Dinner
Location: FAC
Join us for an evening with the Sister's of St. Joseph. As we prepare to celebrate Founder's Day take the time to hear the stories of the founders themselves. Dinner will be served. All are welcome.
Details07:00 P
GSA Weekly Meeting
Location: College Hall 320
Weekly meetings of GSA will provide both a safe and educational space for members of the LGBT+ community and allies. These meetings will consist of a weekly topic discussion picked from a list decided on during the first meeting.
DetailsSeptember 27, 2017
Maria Hall & St. Joseph Hall: Meet the Center for Ministry and Service Staff
Location: Maria Fireplace Lounge
Want to learn more about the Center for Ministry and Service? Join us for food and conversation at the Maria Fireplace Lounge. All are welcome.
Details04:00 P
Men's Soccer at Becker
Details04:00 P
The Department of Humanities presents "Honest Conversations in Trying Times"
Location: College Hall foyer
An open forum led by Professor Joseph Draper and Dean of Student Affairs, Walt Horner, where the university and community will have the opportunity to engage in dialogue about the angry partisan rhetoric of our current political climate, and its impact in college campuses.
Details04:30 P
07:00 P
Adulting 101
Location: Maria Fireplace Lounge
Adulting 101 gives students the opportunity to talk about life after college. Topic: Student Debt, Credit Cards, and Savings
Details07:00 P
07:00 P
07:30 P
Women's Soccer at Saint Joseph's (Me.)
DetailsSeptember 28, 2017
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Details09:00 A
RegisFest - Founder’s Day of Service
Location: campus-wide
RegisFest will kick off on Thursday, September 28 with a campus-wide Founder’s Day of Service 9-1 pm.
Details09:30 A
10:00 A
RegisFest - Founder's Day - Service Trips
Location: various
Students go to on and off-campus service sites
Details12:30 P
02:00 P
04:00 P
09:00 P
Senior Legacy
Location: '66 Pub
Join the Class of 2018 for the first official event of the year! At this yearly event, seniors will have the chance to reminisce and vote on activities for Senior Week 2018.
DetailsSeptember 29, 2017
Regis Fest Overnight
Location: Regis College
Join us on September 29th- September 30th as we celebrate Regis Fest weekend! During this event, you’ll have the opportunity to stay overnight in a residence hall at Regis and experience life as a college student. Cheer on members of the Pride at our RegisFest Pep Rally, attend Homecoming games, enjoy our RegisFest BBQ and spend the following day learning more about the opportunities that Regis can provide you.
Details12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Details02:00 P
RegisFest - Regis business networking conference
Location: College Hall Foyer
On Friday the 29th, we will host the first annual Regis business networking conference “Imagine, Ignite, Inspire”. It runs 2-5 pm and will include the founders of Wicked Good Cupcakes who will speak about their extraordinary success after being featured on Shark Tank. Breakout sessions will teach you how to network and how to use/maximize LinkedIn.
DetailsSeptember 30, 2017
Regis Fest Overnight
Location: Regis College
Join us on September 29th- September 30th as we celebrate Regis Fest weekend! During this event, you’ll have the opportunity to stay overnight in a residence hall at Regis and experience life as a college student. Cheer on members of the Pride at our Regis Fest Pep Rally, attend Homecoming games, enjoy our Regis Fest BBQ and spend the following day learning more about the opportunities that Regis can provide you.
DetailsRegisFest - Athletics Events
Location: Regis
Regis will host a homecoming featuring a variety of activities including athletic competition on campus. (See below for times)
Details09:30 A
Graduate Program Information Session
Location: College Hall Foyer
Come learn about our programs here on Campus!
Details10:00 A
11:00 A
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Details12:00 P
12:30 P
APA Workshop
Location: Library
Stop in with your APA questions. Get your questions answered.
Details02:00 P
02:30 P
03:00 P
04:30 P
05:00 P
September 1, 2017
September 1, 2017
03:30 P
September 1, 2017
04:00 P
September 1, 2017
05:30 P
September 2, 2017
03:30 P
September 2, 2017
03:30 P
September 2, 2017
07:00 P
September 3, 2017
09:00 A
First-Year & Transfer Student Move-In
Location: Lower Student Center
Please go straight to the Lower Student Center to check in and pick up your key! All students with holds can also have those cleared at this time. Please note one-way traffic loop starting at the main gate.
DetailsSeptember 3, 2017
12:00 P
Upperclass Student Move-In
Location: Lower Student Center
Please go straight to the Lower Student Center to check in and pick up your key! All students with holds can also have those cleared at this time. Please note one-way traffic loop starting at the main gate.
DetailsSeptember 3, 2017
07:00 P
Casino Night
Location: Upper Student Center
Come and roll the dice to try to win prizes at your favorite casino games. No money needed-just come for the fun!
DetailsSeptember 4, 2017
10:00 A
Upperclass Student Move-In
Location: Lower Student Center
Please go straight to the Lower Student Center to check in and pick up your key! All students with holds can also have those cleared at this time.
DetailsSeptember 4, 2017
08:00 P
Target Trip
Location: Target Framingham
As the kickoff to Welcome Week, the Center for Student Engagement is hosting a trip to Target in Framingham! The store will shut down just for us, with all of the essential college student items at the front of the store. Buses leave at 7pm-don't be late!
DetailsSeptember 5, 2017
September 5, 2017
08:45 A
Welcome Back Faculty and Staff: Coffee and Donuts at the Center for Ministry and Service
Location: St. Joseph Hall Room 4
The Center for Ministry and Service would like to invite all faculty and staff to a welcome back gathering. Stop by our office on Tuesday morning for free breakfast treats and take this opportunity to meet our staff and get involved with our office.
DetailsSeptember 5, 2017
07:00 P
September 5, 2017
07:30 P
Mentalist Christopher Carter
Location: Casey Theatre
Christopher Carter knows what you’re thinking, so think nice things about him. But he does much more than read minds. He makes predictions about audience members that come true in detail during the performance. He identifies borrowed objects, even though his eyes have been sealed shut with duct tape. He plants thoughts into the minds of audience volunteers, and even causes them to ‘see’ things that don’t exist.
DetailsSeptember 6, 2017
11:00 A
Commuter Cafe
Location: College Hall Foyer
Calling all Commuters! Stop by the College Hall Foyer to see what the Center for Student Engagement has to offer for you as a commuter, and for your chance to win some prizes!
DetailsSeptember 6, 2017
03:30 P
September 6, 2017
05:00 P
September 6, 2017
07:00 P
Paint Night
Location: Lower Student Center
Show off your artistic skills at our Paint Night event! There will be two times offered-7pm and 9pm. Stop by the Center for Student Engagement to sign up for your time!
DetailsSeptember 6, 2017
07:00 P
September 7, 2017
11:00 A
September 7, 2017
11:30 A
Club and Organization Fair
Location: Quad (rainsite: LSC)
Come and sign up for the clubs and organizations that Regis has to offer!
DetailsSeptember 7, 2017
04:30 P
Welcome Back BBQ
Location: St. Joseph Hall Patio
Join us for our annual Welcome Back BBQ. All are welcome.
DetailsSeptember 7, 2017
07:30 P
Big Prize Bingo
Location: Lower Student Center
Who doesn't love bingo?! Stop by the Lower Student Center for a chance to win a TV, Amazon Alexa, Fire Tablet, gift cards, and much more! This event is free!
DetailsSeptember 7, 2017
09:00 P
Pub Night
Location: '66 Pub
Join us for the first pub night of the semester! 21+ with valid state or government ID required to consume alcohol.
DetailsSeptember 8, 2017
04:30 P
September 8, 2017
06:00 P
September 8, 2017
08:00 P
September 8, 2017
10:00 P
Welcome Party
Location: Lower Student Center
Join the Multicultural Student Association as we host the first party of the year.
DetailsSeptember 9, 2017
September 9, 2017
10:00 A
September 9, 2017
10:30 A
First-Year Information Session
Location: Maria Hall
Information Sessions allow prospective students and their families the opportunity to visit the campus for an overview and tour.
DetailsSeptember 9, 2017
12:00 P
Boston T Experience Trip
Location: Boston
Take a trip into Boston by using the T! The Center for Student Engagement is sponsoring the trip in to show you how easy it is to access Boston by the T! Sign up in the Center for Student Engagement.
DetailsSeptember 9, 2017
12:00 P
September 9, 2017
12:30 P
APA Workshop
Location: Library
Stop in with your APA questions. Get your questions answered.
DetailsSeptember 9, 2017
01:00 P
September 9, 2017
02:00 P
September 9, 2017
07:00 P
Red Sox Tailgate Viewing Party
Location: Lower Student Center
Grab some friends to watch the Red Sox battle it out with the Tampa Bay Rays. Free food and a chance to win prizes!
DetailsSeptember 10, 2017
05:45 P
Mass of the Holy Spirit
Location: The Grotto
Join us at the Grotto for our first Mass of the school-year. Refreshments will be served in front of the Regis Tower following our celebration. All are welcome.
DetailsSeptember 10, 2017
07:00 P
Student Government Association Meeting
Location: College Hall 202
Have your voice heard! Join SGA for their general meetings.
DetailsSeptember 11, 2017
07:00 P
De-hate the Debate
Location: Fine Arts Center
Regis will celebrate the opening of the new Business and Communication School by hosting a panel discussion co-sponsored by the MetroWest Daily News. The panel will examine tensions in daily dialogue, and explore how we can calm the waters of everyday discourse. Whether it is interpersonal conflicts or anger toward the media, we live in a world where civility often is thrown out the window when people can hide behind a veil of fake names, anonymous posts and cyber bullying. WCVB-TV political reporter Janet Wu will serve as moderator. Panelists include: Anne Brennan, managing editor of the MetroWest Daily News, Tom O’Neill, university trustee and CEO of O’Neill and Associates, and Dan Lothian, former CNN White House Correspondent.
DetailsSeptember 12, 2017
All College Convocation
Location:
Students/Faculty will participate in planned activities during Community Period 12:30 pm-2:00 pm
DetailsSeptember 12, 2017
September 12, 2017
11:00 A
September 13, 2017
September 13, 2017
03:30 P
Forum on Brain & Spinal Cord Injury: Session 1
Location: Fine Arts Center at Regis College
Regis will be hosting a Forum on Brain and Spinal Cord Injury. The importance of concussion and deteriorating brain function resulting from mild repeated head injuries has increased with new technology. We will explore attempts to prevent and treat these injuries. This session will focus on concussions - the acute and chronic consequences, treatment expectations and protection of the adult and adolescent brain. Our internationally recognized speakers will present breakthrough technologies which offer hope in the prevention and treatment of these tragic injuries. Attendance for Regis faculty, staff and students is free of charge. When registering, please utilize 'REGIS' as the discount code when registering on the MDG website, which gives you a 100% discount. Visit MDG Boston's website below to register.
DetailsSeptember 13, 2017
04:00 P
September 13, 2017
05:00 P
Angela Hall: Meet the Center for Ministry and Service Staff
Location: Angela Hall Lounge
Want to learn more about the Center for Ministry and Service? Join us for Chipotle and conversation at the Angela Hall Lounge. All are welcome.
DetailsSeptember 13, 2017
06:00 P
Forum on Brain & Spinal Cord Injury: Session 2
Location: Fine Arts Center at Regis College
Regis will be hosting a Forum on Brain and Spinal Cord Injury. Spinal cord injury, which is still largely not reversible, has stimulated ingenious technology to restore function and to enable regrowth and repair of these injuries. Our internationally recognized speakers will present breakthrough technologies which offer hope in the prevention and treatment of these tragic injuries. Attendance for Regis faculty, staff and students is free of charge. When registering, please utilize 'REGIS' as the discount code when registering on the MDG website, which gives you a 100% discount.Visit MDG Boston's website below to register.
DetailsSeptember 13, 2017
06:30 P
September 13, 2017
07:00 P
September 13, 2017
07:00 P
September 13, 2017
07:00 P
September 13, 2017
08:00 P
Welcome Night with Serving the Dear Neighbor
Location: Center for Ministry and Service
Come to the first Serving the Dear Neighbor club meeting of the year!
DetailsSeptember 14, 2017
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
DetailsSeptember 14, 2017
11:30 A
September 14, 2017
12:30 P
Kairos Info Session
Location: Ministry and Service St. Joseph's Hall Room 4
Interested in learning more about Regis' first Kairos retreat? Join us for an info session
DetailsSeptember 14, 2017
12:30 P
Sophomore Class Reunion/Ice Cream Social
Location: TBD
All sophomores are invited to reconnect, take a break, and vote on the Sophomore T-Shirt. This event will promote class unity and provide a common experience for entering sophomores. All second year students are invited to attend.
DetailsSeptember 14, 2017
03:30 P
September 14, 2017
04:30 P
The Liberal Arts Lecture Series and the Department of Humanities Present
Location: Teegan Learning Center
Speaker and Irish Activist Dr. Micheline Sheehy Skeffington: “Three generations of activism: How my grandparents inspired me to fight my own battle for gender equality”
DetailsSeptember 14, 2017
07:00 P
Dance Company Mini-Show
Location: Lower Student Center
Come and see what the Dance Company is all about!
DetailsSeptember 15, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
DetailsSeptember 15, 2017
04:00 P
September 16, 2017
College Fest at Fenway
Location: Fenway Park
College Fest offers a great way to get free stuff and find out what is going on in Boston. The best part? It's free!
DetailsSeptember 16, 2017
Fall Open House
Location: Regis College
Join us for our September Open House! At this event, you’ll have the opportunity to take a campus tour, hear from current students about their experience, learn more about our academic opportunities, meet faculty and stop by our Regis exposition to get further information on life as a Regis student.
DetailsSeptember 16, 2017
September 16, 2017
10:00 A
September 16, 2017
10:30 A
September 16, 2017
11:00 A
September 16, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
DetailsSeptember 16, 2017
12:00 P
September 16, 2017
12:30 P
APA Workshop
Location: Library
Stop in with your APA questions. Get your questions answered.
DetailsSeptember 16, 2017
02:00 P
September 17, 2017
Constitution Day!
Location:
Today marks the 230th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution! Learn about our country's Constitution by visiting http://www.constitutionday.com
DetailsSeptember 17, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
DetailsSeptember 17, 2017
05:45 P
Weekly Mass
Location: College Hall Chapel
Join us on Sundays at 5:45pm to celebrate Mass in the CH Chapel. Refreshments will be served after Mass. All are welcome.
DetailsSeptember 17, 2017
07:00 P
Student Government Association Meeting
Location: College Hall 202
Have your voice heard! Join SGA for their general meetings.
DetailsSeptember 17, 2017
09:00 P
Class of 2018 Town Hall
Location: College Hall 202
Come and discuss the beginning of the year with the Class of 2018 officers!
DetailsSeptember 18, 2017
03:00 P
St. Georges Medical School and Regis
Location: CH 202
A representative from St. Georges Medical School will be on campus to talk about the Medical School and the joint program with Regis. This is a can't miss event for any student thinking about Medical School.
DetailsSeptember 18, 2017
04:00 P
September 19, 2017
12:30 P
Service Trip Info-Session
Location: USC
Are you interested in participating on a service trip to Los Angeles, New Orleans, Peru, Kenya, or South Dakota? Come by and get more information about the application process.
DetailsSeptember 19, 2017
04:00 P
September 19, 2017
06:00 P
September 19, 2017
06:30 P
Service Trip Info-Session
Location: College Hall Chapel
Are you interested in participating on a service trip to Los Angeles, New Orleans, Peru, Kenya, or South Dakota? Come by and get more information about the application process.
DetailsSeptember 19, 2017
07:00 P
GSA Weekly Meeting
Location: College Hall 320
Weekly meetings of GSA will provide both a safe and educational space for members of the LGBT+ community and allies. These meetings will consist of a weekly topic discussion picked from a list decided on during the first meeting.
DetailsSeptember 19, 2017
07:00 P
Kairos Info Session
Location: Ministry and Service St. Joseph's Hall Room 4
Interested in learning more about Regis' first Kairos retreat? Join us for an info session
DetailsSeptember 19, 2017
08:00 P
September 20, 2017
Domitilla Hall: Meet the Center for Ministry and Service Staff
Location: Domitilla Hall Lounge
Want to learn more about the Center for Ministry and Service? Join us for food and conversation at the Domitilla Hall Lounge. All are welcome.
DetailsSeptember 20, 2017
11:30 A
September 20, 2017
05:30 P
FYS Cafe
Location: Angela Hall Lounge
Space for dialogue regarding vocation for our first-year students with staff and faculty members. This program is facilitated in collaboration with Residence Life and the First Year Seminar curriculum.
DetailsSeptember 20, 2017
06:00 P
September 20, 2017
07:00 P
Adulting 101
Location: Maria Fireplace Lounge
Adulting 101 gives students the opportunity to talk about life after college. Topic: Grad School, Resumes, and Applying for Jobs.
DetailsSeptember 20, 2017
07:00 P
September 21, 2017
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
DetailsSeptember 21, 2017
04:00 P
September 21, 2017
08:00 P
September 22, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
DetailsSeptember 22, 2017
12:00 P
September 23, 2017
September 23, 2017
11:00 A
September 23, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
DetailsSeptember 23, 2017
12:00 P
September 23, 2017
12:00 P
September 23, 2017
12:30 P
APA Workshop
Location: Library
Stop in with your APA questions. Get your questions answered.
DetailsSeptember 23, 2017
04:00 P
September 24, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
DetailsSeptember 24, 2017
05:45 P
Weekly Mass
Location: College Hall Chapel
Join us on Sundays at 5:45pm to celebrate Mass in the CH Chapel. Refreshments will be served after Mass. All are welcome.
DetailsSeptember 24, 2017
07:00 P
Student Government Association Meeting
Location: College Hall 202
Have your voice heard! Join SGA for their general meetings.
DetailsSeptember 25, 2017
College Hall: Meet the Center for Ministry and Service Staff
Location: CH Boat Lounge
Want to learn more about the Center for Ministry and Service? Join us for food and conversation at the CH Boat Lounge. All are welcome.
DetailsSeptember 26, 2017
11:30 A
Fresh Check Day
Location: Lower Student Center
Fresh Check Day is the signature program of The Jordan Porco Foundation (JPF). JPF works closely with colleges to plan and fund Fresh Check Day in an effort to bring awareness of mental health resources and coping strategies to college campuses. It is a celebratory fair-like event that includes: • Interactive expo booths • Free food • Entertainment • Exciting prizes and giveaways
DetailsSeptember 26, 2017
12:30 P
Liberal Arts Lecture Series September 26
Location: Upper Student Center
Dr. Clyde Evans, talk title: “Unconscious Bias and Cultural Humility”
DetailsSeptember 26, 2017
04:00 P
September 26, 2017
04:30 P
September 26, 2017
05:00 P
CSJ Dinner
Location: FAC
Join us for an evening with the Sister's of St. Joseph. As we prepare to celebrate Founder's Day take the time to hear the stories of the founders themselves. Dinner will be served. All are welcome.
DetailsSeptember 26, 2017
07:00 P
GSA Weekly Meeting
Location: College Hall 320
Weekly meetings of GSA will provide both a safe and educational space for members of the LGBT+ community and allies. These meetings will consist of a weekly topic discussion picked from a list decided on during the first meeting.
DetailsSeptember 27, 2017
Maria Hall & St. Joseph Hall: Meet the Center for Ministry and Service Staff
Location: Maria Fireplace Lounge
Want to learn more about the Center for Ministry and Service? Join us for food and conversation at the Maria Fireplace Lounge. All are welcome.
DetailsSeptember 27, 2017
04:00 P
September 27, 2017
04:00 P
The Department of Humanities presents "Honest Conversations in Trying Times"
Location: College Hall foyer
An open forum led by Professor Joseph Draper and Dean of Student Affairs, Walt Horner, where the university and community will have the opportunity to engage in dialogue about the angry partisan rhetoric of our current political climate, and its impact in college campuses.
DetailsSeptember 27, 2017
04:30 P
September 27, 2017
07:00 P
Adulting 101
Location: Maria Fireplace Lounge
Adulting 101 gives students the opportunity to talk about life after college. Topic: Student Debt, Credit Cards, and Savings
DetailsSeptember 27, 2017
07:00 P
September 27, 2017
07:00 P
September 27, 2017
07:30 P
September 28, 2017
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
DetailsSeptember 28, 2017
09:00 A
RegisFest - Founder’s Day of Service
Location: campus-wide
RegisFest will kick off on Thursday, September 28 with a campus-wide Founder’s Day of Service 9-1 pm.
DetailsSeptember 28, 2017
09:30 A
September 28, 2017
10:00 A
RegisFest - Founder's Day - Service Trips
Location: various
Students go to on and off-campus service sites
DetailsSeptember 28, 2017
12:30 P
September 28, 2017
02:00 P
September 28, 2017
04:00 P
September 28, 2017
09:00 P
Senior Legacy
Location: '66 Pub
Join the Class of 2018 for the first official event of the year! At this yearly event, seniors will have the chance to reminisce and vote on activities for Senior Week 2018.
DetailsSeptember 29, 2017
Regis Fest Overnight
Location: Regis College
Join us on September 29th- September 30th as we celebrate Regis Fest weekend! During this event, you’ll have the opportunity to stay overnight in a residence hall at Regis and experience life as a college student. Cheer on members of the Pride at our RegisFest Pep Rally, attend Homecoming games, enjoy our RegisFest BBQ and spend the following day learning more about the opportunities that Regis can provide you.
DetailsSeptember 29, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
DetailsSeptember 29, 2017
02:00 P
RegisFest - Regis business networking conference
Location: College Hall Foyer
On Friday the 29th, we will host the first annual Regis business networking conference “Imagine, Ignite, Inspire”. It runs 2-5 pm and will include the founders of Wicked Good Cupcakes who will speak about their extraordinary success after being featured on Shark Tank. Breakout sessions will teach you how to network and how to use/maximize LinkedIn.
DetailsSeptember 30, 2017
Regis Fest Overnight
Location: Regis College
Join us on September 29th- September 30th as we celebrate Regis Fest weekend! During this event, you’ll have the opportunity to stay overnight in a residence hall at Regis and experience life as a college student. Cheer on members of the Pride at our Regis Fest Pep Rally, attend Homecoming games, enjoy our Regis Fest BBQ and spend the following day learning more about the opportunities that Regis can provide you.
DetailsSeptember 30, 2017
RegisFest - Athletics Events
Location: Regis
Regis will host a homecoming featuring a variety of activities including athletic competition on campus. (See below for times)
DetailsSeptember 30, 2017
09:30 A
Graduate Program Information Session
Location: College Hall Foyer
Come learn about our programs here on Campus!
DetailsSeptember 30, 2017
10:00 A
September 30, 2017
11:00 A
September 30, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
DetailsSeptember 30, 2017
12:00 P
September 30, 2017
12:30 P
APA Workshop
Location: Library
Stop in with your APA questions. Get your questions answered.
DetailsSeptember 30, 2017
02:00 P
September 30, 2017
02:30 P
September 30, 2017
03:00 P
September 30, 2017
04:30 P
September 30, 2017
05:00 P
September 1, 2017
September 2, 2017
September 3, 2017
09:00 A
First-Year & Transfer Student Move-In
Location: Lower Student Center
Please go straight to the Lower Student Center to check in and pick up your key! All students with holds can also have those cleared at this time. Please note one-way traffic loop starting at the main gate.
Detail12:00 P
Upperclass Student Move-In
Location: Lower Student Center
Please go straight to the Lower Student Center to check in and pick up your key! All students with holds can also have those cleared at this time. Please note one-way traffic loop starting at the main gate.
Detail07:00 P
Casino Night
Location: Upper Student Center
Come and roll the dice to try to win prizes at your favorite casino games. No money needed-just come for the fun!
DetailSeptember 4, 2017
10:00 A
Upperclass Student Move-In
Location: Lower Student Center
Please go straight to the Lower Student Center to check in and pick up your key! All students with holds can also have those cleared at this time.
Detail08:00 P
Target Trip
Location: Target Framingham
As the kickoff to Welcome Week, the Center for Student Engagement is hosting a trip to Target in Framingham! The store will shut down just for us, with all of the essential college student items at the front of the store. Buses leave at 7pm-don't be late!
DetailSeptember 5, 2017
08:45 A
Welcome Back Faculty and Staff: Coffee and Donuts at the Center for Ministry and Service
Location: St. Joseph Hall Room 4
The Center for Ministry and Service would like to invite all faculty and staff to a welcome back gathering. Stop by our office on Tuesday morning for free breakfast treats and take this opportunity to meet our staff and get involved with our office.
Detail07:00 P
07:30 P
Mentalist Christopher Carter
Location: Casey Theatre
Christopher Carter knows what you’re thinking, so think nice things about him. But he does much more than read minds. He makes predictions about audience members that come true in detail during the performance. He identifies borrowed objects, even though his eyes have been sealed shut with duct tape. He plants thoughts into the minds of audience volunteers, and even causes them to ‘see’ things that don’t exist.
DetailSeptember 6, 2017
11:00 A
Commuter Cafe
Location: College Hall Foyer
Calling all Commuters! Stop by the College Hall Foyer to see what the Center for Student Engagement has to offer for you as a commuter, and for your chance to win some prizes!
Detail03:30 P
05:00 P
07:00 P
Paint Night
Location: Lower Student Center
Show off your artistic skills at our Paint Night event! There will be two times offered-7pm and 9pm. Stop by the Center for Student Engagement to sign up for your time!
Detail07:00 P
September 7, 2017
11:00 A
11:30 A
Club and Organization Fair
Location: Quad (rainsite: LSC)
Come and sign up for the clubs and organizations that Regis has to offer!
Detail04:30 P
Welcome Back BBQ
Location: St. Joseph Hall Patio
Join us for our annual Welcome Back BBQ. All are welcome.
Detail07:30 P
Big Prize Bingo
Location: Lower Student Center
Who doesn't love bingo?! Stop by the Lower Student Center for a chance to win a TV, Amazon Alexa, Fire Tablet, gift cards, and much more! This event is free!
Detail09:00 P
Pub Night
Location: '66 Pub
Join us for the first pub night of the semester! 21+ with valid state or government ID required to consume alcohol.
DetailSeptember 8, 2017
04:30 P
06:00 P
08:00 P
10:00 P
Welcome Party
Location: Lower Student Center
Join the Multicultural Student Association as we host the first party of the year.
DetailSeptember 9, 2017
10:00 A
10:30 A
First-Year Information Session
Location: Maria Hall
Information Sessions allow prospective students and their families the opportunity to visit the campus for an overview and tour.
Detail12:00 P
Boston T Experience Trip
Location: Boston
Take a trip into Boston by using the T! The Center for Student Engagement is sponsoring the trip in to show you how easy it is to access Boston by the T! Sign up in the Center for Student Engagement.
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12:30 P
01:00 P
02:00 P
07:00 P
Red Sox Tailgate Viewing Party
Location: Lower Student Center
Grab some friends to watch the Red Sox battle it out with the Tampa Bay Rays. Free food and a chance to win prizes!
DetailSeptember 10, 2017
05:45 P
Mass of the Holy Spirit
Location: The Grotto
Join us at the Grotto for our first Mass of the school-year. Refreshments will be served in front of the Regis Tower following our celebration. All are welcome.
Detail07:00 P
Student Government Association Meeting
Location: College Hall 202
Have your voice heard! Join SGA for their general meetings.
DetailSeptember 11, 2017
07:00 P
De-hate the Debate
Location: Fine Arts Center
Regis will celebrate the opening of the new Business and Communication School by hosting a panel discussion co-sponsored by the MetroWest Daily News. The panel will examine tensions in daily dialogue, and explore how we can calm the waters of everyday discourse. Whether it is interpersonal conflicts or anger toward the media, we live in a world where civility often is thrown out the window when people can hide behind a veil of fake names, anonymous posts and cyber bullying. WCVB-TV political reporter Janet Wu will serve as moderator. Panelists include: Anne Brennan, managing editor of the MetroWest Daily News, Tom O’Neill, university trustee and CEO of O’Neill and Associates, and Dan Lothian, former CNN White House Correspondent.
DetailSeptember 12, 2017
September 13, 2017
03:30 P
Forum on Brain & Spinal Cord Injury: Session 1
Location: Fine Arts Center at Regis College
Regis will be hosting a Forum on Brain and Spinal Cord Injury. The importance of concussion and deteriorating brain function resulting from mild repeated head injuries has increased with new technology. We will explore attempts to prevent and treat these injuries. This session will focus on concussions - the acute and chronic consequences, treatment expectations and protection of the adult and adolescent brain. Our internationally recognized speakers will present breakthrough technologies which offer hope in the prevention and treatment of these tragic injuries. Attendance for Regis faculty, staff and students is free of charge. When registering, please utilize 'REGIS' as the discount code when registering on the MDG website, which gives you a 100% discount. Visit MDG Boston's website below to register.
Detail04:00 P
05:00 P
Angela Hall: Meet the Center for Ministry and Service Staff
Location: Angela Hall Lounge
Want to learn more about the Center for Ministry and Service? Join us for Chipotle and conversation at the Angela Hall Lounge. All are welcome.
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Forum on Brain & Spinal Cord Injury: Session 2
Location: Fine Arts Center at Regis College
Regis will be hosting a Forum on Brain and Spinal Cord Injury. Spinal cord injury, which is still largely not reversible, has stimulated ingenious technology to restore function and to enable regrowth and repair of these injuries. Our internationally recognized speakers will present breakthrough technologies which offer hope in the prevention and treatment of these tragic injuries. Attendance for Regis faculty, staff and students is free of charge. When registering, please utilize 'REGIS' as the discount code when registering on the MDG website, which gives you a 100% discount.Visit MDG Boston's website below to register.
Detail06:30 P
07:00 P
07:00 P
07:00 P
08:00 P
Welcome Night with Serving the Dear Neighbor
Location: Center for Ministry and Service
Come to the first Serving the Dear Neighbor club meeting of the year!
DetailSeptember 14, 2017
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Detail11:30 A
12:30 P
Kairos Info Session
Location: Ministry and Service St. Joseph's Hall Room 4
Interested in learning more about Regis' first Kairos retreat? Join us for an info session
Detail12:30 P
Sophomore Class Reunion/Ice Cream Social
Location: TBD
All sophomores are invited to reconnect, take a break, and vote on the Sophomore T-Shirt. This event will promote class unity and provide a common experience for entering sophomores. All second year students are invited to attend.
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04:30 P
The Liberal Arts Lecture Series and the Department of Humanities Present
Location: Teegan Learning Center
Speaker and Irish Activist Dr. Micheline Sheehy Skeffington: “Three generations of activism: How my grandparents inspired me to fight my own battle for gender equality”
Detail07:00 P
Dance Company Mini-Show
Location: Lower Student Center
Come and see what the Dance Company is all about!
DetailSeptember 15, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Detail04:00 P
September 16, 2017
College Fest at Fenway
Location: Fenway Park
College Fest offers a great way to get free stuff and find out what is going on in Boston. The best part? It's free!
DetailFall Open House
Location: Regis College
Join us for our September Open House! At this event, you’ll have the opportunity to take a campus tour, hear from current students about their experience, learn more about our academic opportunities, meet faculty and stop by our Regis exposition to get further information on life as a Regis student.
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10:30 A
11:00 A
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
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12:30 P
02:00 P
September 17, 2017
Constitution Day!
Location:
Today marks the 230th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution! Learn about our country's Constitution by visiting http://www.constitutionday.com
Detail12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Detail05:45 P
Weekly Mass
Location: College Hall Chapel
Join us on Sundays at 5:45pm to celebrate Mass in the CH Chapel. Refreshments will be served after Mass. All are welcome.
Detail07:00 P
Student Government Association Meeting
Location: College Hall 202
Have your voice heard! Join SGA for their general meetings.
Detail09:00 P
Class of 2018 Town Hall
Location: College Hall 202
Come and discuss the beginning of the year with the Class of 2018 officers!
DetailSeptember 18, 2017
03:00 P
St. Georges Medical School and Regis
Location: CH 202
A representative from St. Georges Medical School will be on campus to talk about the Medical School and the joint program with Regis. This is a can't miss event for any student thinking about Medical School.
Detail04:00 P
September 19, 2017
12:30 P
Service Trip Info-Session
Location: USC
Are you interested in participating on a service trip to Los Angeles, New Orleans, Peru, Kenya, or South Dakota? Come by and get more information about the application process.
Detail04:00 P
06:00 P
06:30 P
Service Trip Info-Session
Location: College Hall Chapel
Are you interested in participating on a service trip to Los Angeles, New Orleans, Peru, Kenya, or South Dakota? Come by and get more information about the application process.
Detail07:00 P
GSA Weekly Meeting
Location: College Hall 320
Weekly meetings of GSA will provide both a safe and educational space for members of the LGBT+ community and allies. These meetings will consist of a weekly topic discussion picked from a list decided on during the first meeting.
Detail07:00 P
Kairos Info Session
Location: Ministry and Service St. Joseph's Hall Room 4
Interested in learning more about Regis' first Kairos retreat? Join us for an info session
Detail08:00 P
September 20, 2017
Domitilla Hall: Meet the Center for Ministry and Service Staff
Location: Domitilla Hall Lounge
Want to learn more about the Center for Ministry and Service? Join us for food and conversation at the Domitilla Hall Lounge. All are welcome.
Detail11:30 A
05:30 P
FYS Cafe
Location: Angela Hall Lounge
Space for dialogue regarding vocation for our first-year students with staff and faculty members. This program is facilitated in collaboration with Residence Life and the First Year Seminar curriculum.
Detail06:00 P
07:00 P
Adulting 101
Location: Maria Fireplace Lounge
Adulting 101 gives students the opportunity to talk about life after college. Topic: Grad School, Resumes, and Applying for Jobs.
Detail07:00 P
September 21, 2017
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Detail04:00 P
08:00 P
September 22, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Detail12:00 P
September 23, 2017
11:00 A
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Detail12:00 P
12:00 P
12:30 P
04:00 P
September 24, 2017
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Detail05:45 P
Weekly Mass
Location: College Hall Chapel
Join us on Sundays at 5:45pm to celebrate Mass in the CH Chapel. Refreshments will be served after Mass. All are welcome.
Detail07:00 P
Student Government Association Meeting
Location: College Hall 202
Have your voice heard! Join SGA for their general meetings.
DetailSeptember 25, 2017
College Hall: Meet the Center for Ministry and Service Staff
Location: CH Boat Lounge
Want to learn more about the Center for Ministry and Service? Join us for food and conversation at the CH Boat Lounge. All are welcome.
DetailSeptember 26, 2017
11:30 A
Fresh Check Day
Location: Lower Student Center
Fresh Check Day is the signature program of The Jordan Porco Foundation (JPF). JPF works closely with colleges to plan and fund Fresh Check Day in an effort to bring awareness of mental health resources and coping strategies to college campuses. It is a celebratory fair-like event that includes: • Interactive expo booths • Free food • Entertainment • Exciting prizes and giveaways
Detail12:30 P
Liberal Arts Lecture Series September 26
Location: Upper Student Center
Dr. Clyde Evans, talk title: “Unconscious Bias and Cultural Humility”
Detail04:00 P
04:30 P
05:00 P
CSJ Dinner
Location: FAC
Join us for an evening with the Sister's of St. Joseph. As we prepare to celebrate Founder's Day take the time to hear the stories of the founders themselves. Dinner will be served. All are welcome.
Detail07:00 P
GSA Weekly Meeting
Location: College Hall 320
Weekly meetings of GSA will provide both a safe and educational space for members of the LGBT+ community and allies. These meetings will consist of a weekly topic discussion picked from a list decided on during the first meeting.
DetailSeptember 27, 2017
Maria Hall & St. Joseph Hall: Meet the Center for Ministry and Service Staff
Location: Maria Fireplace Lounge
Want to learn more about the Center for Ministry and Service? Join us for food and conversation at the Maria Fireplace Lounge. All are welcome.
Detail04:00 P
04:00 P
The Department of Humanities presents "Honest Conversations in Trying Times"
Location: College Hall foyer
An open forum led by Professor Joseph Draper and Dean of Student Affairs, Walt Horner, where the university and community will have the opportunity to engage in dialogue about the angry partisan rhetoric of our current political climate, and its impact in college campuses.
Detail04:30 P
07:00 P
Adulting 101
Location: Maria Fireplace Lounge
Adulting 101 gives students the opportunity to talk about life after college. Topic: Student Debt, Credit Cards, and Savings
Detail07:00 P
07:00 P
07:30 P
September 28, 2017
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Detail09:00 A
RegisFest - Founder’s Day of Service
Location: campus-wide
RegisFest will kick off on Thursday, September 28 with a campus-wide Founder’s Day of Service 9-1 pm.
Detail09:30 A
10:00 A
RegisFest - Founder's Day - Service Trips
Location: various
Students go to on and off-campus service sites
Detail12:30 P
02:00 P
04:00 P
09:00 P
Senior Legacy
Location: '66 Pub
Join the Class of 2018 for the first official event of the year! At this yearly event, seniors will have the chance to reminisce and vote on activities for Senior Week 2018.
DetailSeptember 29, 2017
Regis Fest Overnight
Location: Regis College
Join us on September 29th- September 30th as we celebrate Regis Fest weekend! During this event, you’ll have the opportunity to stay overnight in a residence hall at Regis and experience life as a college student. Cheer on members of the Pride at our RegisFest Pep Rally, attend Homecoming games, enjoy our RegisFest BBQ and spend the following day learning more about the opportunities that Regis can provide you.
Detail12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
Detail02:00 P
RegisFest - Regis business networking conference
Location: College Hall Foyer
On Friday the 29th, we will host the first annual Regis business networking conference “Imagine, Ignite, Inspire”. It runs 2-5 pm and will include the founders of Wicked Good Cupcakes who will speak about their extraordinary success after being featured on Shark Tank. Breakout sessions will teach you how to network and how to use/maximize LinkedIn.
DetailSeptember 30, 2017
Regis Fest Overnight
Location: Regis College
Join us on September 29th- September 30th as we celebrate Regis Fest weekend! During this event, you’ll have the opportunity to stay overnight in a residence hall at Regis and experience life as a college student. Cheer on members of the Pride at our Regis Fest Pep Rally, attend Homecoming games, enjoy our Regis Fest BBQ and spend the following day learning more about the opportunities that Regis can provide you.
DetailRegisFest - Athletics Events
Location: Regis
Regis will host a homecoming featuring a variety of activities including athletic competition on campus. (See below for times)
Detail09:30 A
Graduate Program Information Session
Location: College Hall Foyer
Come learn about our programs here on Campus!
Detail10:00 A
11:00 A
12:00 P
Banned Book Week Exhibit at Spellman Museum
Location: Spellman Museum
Have you read a book by Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald lately? Did you know that these authors plus many other famous writers have had their works banned or censored in numbers of communities around the country over the years. Some were even banned from the mails by the United States Post Office. In celebration of National Banned Book Week (September 24 to 30) the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston has curated a special exhibit featuring banned authors and playwrights who have been honored on both United States and foreign stamps plus special envelopes. Authors include T.S. Eliot, Jack London, E.B. White, James Joyce, J.R. Rowling, Malcolm X, John Steinbeck and Harriet Beecher Stow. Information about censorship done by the Post Office is also part of the display. The Museum's exhibit opened on Sept. 14 and will be up until Oct. 6. Museum hours are noon to 5:00, Thursdays to Sundays. Free parking.
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