Regis College and the Massachusetts Nurses Association partnership will offer scholarships and tuition discounts for those who wish to pursue degrees in nursing or health services.
The recent worldwide demonstrations against injustices toward people of color show that nothing short of real, purposeful action to stop racism and inequality is acceptable. And that includes here at Regis. Black Lives Matter.
Even though the campus is quiet right now, we know our community is not at peace. Regis College emphatically stands against any intolerance and violence against communities of color.
Important updates regarding Regis' plan for the fall 2020 semester, including moving toward a two, eight-week term format and an earlier start date for undergraduate students and select graduate programs.
Regis College partnered with the American Red Cross to host a two-day blood drive on its shuttered Weston campus as part of the university's ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This message is to provide students with information about the distribution of federal economic relief funds made available to address the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Meet Vice President of Academic Affairs Mary Erina Driscoll. Read about why she believes it’s important to be a consensus builder who can bring together diverse perspectives and lead through collaboration.
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a climate of uncertainty and change across all areas but especially with respect to our plans for future semesters and for the return of on-campus students.
Regis College and Saint Joseph Preparatory High School are pleased to announce an agreement to increase accessibility to college-level courses for high school students.
Suffolk University and the University of Massachusetts School of Law will join Western New England University School of Law to offer Regis students an opportunity to complete both their undergraduate and legal degree in six years as opposed to the trad
Regis College is pleased to offer a new fast track degree program that allows undergraduate students to earn their bachelor’s degree in just three years, preparing them to enter the workforce or graduate school early.
When Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker called on local college public health students to assist the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) in tracing COVID-19 cases to help contain the virus spread, 40 Regis College students were among thos
