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Regis College prays for the victims and families of the mass shooting over the weekend in Buffalo, New York.

A relatively rare male kindergarten teacher, Jacob Desjardins wants to be a role model for boys and girls.

ICU Nurse Alan Hawes drew on his years as a photojournalist to document the pandemic.

More than 1,300 students graduated from Regis College on Saturday at the Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston with degrees ranging from doctoral to associate levels.

First in their family to attend college, Maisha Rho and Bryan DeSouza found support from mentors in the Partners in Excellence (PIE) Program.

US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky delivers a special message for Regis graduates.

Students in the university’s dental hygiene program provided free dental hygiene services to children in the community, including students in the Framingham public school system.

The program, named for beloved alumna Lorraine DeStefano Tegan ‘63, will bring high school students interested in health care or sciences to the Weston campus to acquire the skills needed to successfully navigate the college selection and admission pro

The Regis College Children’s Center (RCC) is pleased to announce Kim Corrente, pre-kindergarten teacher, will be recognized for her outstanding work as an early childhood educator by First Up during the Terri Lynne Lokoff Teacher Awards.

Regis College is pleased to announce the inaugural intern for the Lawrence Partnership, a collaboration of business and civic leaders committed to building an inclusive economy in Lawrence, Mass.