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For the second year in a row, Regis College received the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine, the oldest and largest diversity-focused publication in higher education.

Donna Remmes ‘20, spent eight days in the Louisiana city with a nonprofit organization providing medical assistance following the devastating Category 4 hurricane last month.

A nurse since 1976 with thirty years of experience with infection prevention and control, University of Louisville Professor Ruth Carrico, PhD, DNP, APRN was invited to Wuhan by the Chinese equivalent of the CDC.

“If we had a COVID surge, where would we get our nurses from?” This was the most pressing question on the mind of Laura Reichhardt, MS, AGPCNP, RN, Director of the Hawaii State Center for Nursing.

The Regis College community gathered Tuesday for Convocation, one of the first major in-person events on campus in more than a year, to officially kick off the start of the academic year.

Regis College is pleased to announce a new partnership with Hebrew SeniorLife, a nonprofit organization committed to improving the lives of older adults, to offer tuition discounts to Hebrew SeniorLife’s employees and family members.

The fall semester at Regis is off to a great start. Below is some helpful information about the on-campus testing process and how the campus community continues to #ProtectThePride.

Regis College is pleased to announce the appointment of Jeff Navin, vice president of project management and procurement at Consigli Construction Co., Inc., to its board of trustees.

Regis Assistant Professor Lawana Brown talks with nursing’s bestselling chronicler and advocate Theresa Brown.

Regis College President Antoinette Hays, PhD, RN, hosted a university-wide town hall on Tuesday, August 10, to discuss the university’s fall opening plans and provide important updates to Regis’ COVID-19 response.

The perspective of a patient informed innovative research on young adult cancer survivors by Family NP Lauren Ghazal.

Across the African continent weekly COVID deaths remain in the thousands. Regis College professor of public health Richard Pulice’s organization HeartSounds US works to help the hardest hit countries like Uganda.

Regis College has once again received a more than $1 million grant from the Nurse Faculty Loan Program to help offset tuition costs for Doctor of Nursing Practice graduates.

From Athletics to Academics, Cory McCarthy takes on a new role as a “CEO” for educational equity.

Nick Lanier, a 13-year veteran of the United States Army, will lead and build on the university’s expansive programs supporting the service men and women in the campus community.

The award from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration allows health science and nursing students to work and train in community health centers that care for the most vulnerable underserved populations.

Surgical Oncologist Samilia Obeng-Gyasi talks with Regis College Assistant Professor Lawana Brown about racial disparities in breast cancer treatment.

Faculty in Regis College’s Young School of Nursing and School of Health Sciences explain why requiring the COVID-19 vaccine to return to campus this fall is not a violation of the health information privacy law.

The Regis alumna and former nursing leader at Lahey Clinic Medical Center takes the role as the institution begins to set its sights beyond the pandemic.

Elizabeth Conant, an associate professor in Regis College’s sports management program, explains the significance of the NCAA’s new policy to allow student-athletes to profit off their name, image, and likeness, and what it all means for the college spo