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Regis College is proud to confer degrees ranging from associate to doctoral levels to more than 1,000 graduates of the Class of 2020.

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

In light of the delayed commencement and the challenges many of you are facing, we will not be collecting graduation fees this year. Read more

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

This blood drive is open to the entire community and an appointment is required. No walk-ins will be allowed.

Regis College has named instructional technology specialist Kristin Hokanson, SNDdeN, to its board of trustees.

Regis College senior Katryna Veasey '20 was one of four NCAA student-athletes featured by the NCAA to celebrate National Student-Athlete Day.

Find out why she is so passionate about celebrating diversity and fostering an inclusive campus culture-and what you can do to help.

Important information regarding Commencement 2020

Regis to close residence halls in light of Sunday night's emergency order from the governor of Massachusetts. Read more.

The Weston campus will be closed to outside groups effective immediately. Campus facilities including the library, gym and dining hall are limited to Regis students, faculty and staff. Read more.

As of Thursday, March 12, Regis athletic programs and university-related domestic travel are suspended until further notice to mitigate the risk of COVID-19. Read more.

The rapidly evolving COVID-19 outbreak has created unique challenges.

The governor of Massachusetts has declared a state of emergency prompting Regis to update its response to the threat of COVID-19 (coronavirus). Our top priority is the health and safety of the students, faculty and staff at Regis.

Faculty, staff and administrators have spent the past few weeks closely monitoring the global spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). Read more.

The situation around the COVID-19 (coronavirus) remains highly fluid and the university administration has worked diligently throughout spring break to protect the safety and well-being of the Regis community around the world.