Regis Today 

 

Regis Today is the annual magazine of Regis that features stories on alumni, donors, students, and friends of the university as well as class notes and alumni photos. Recently published issues of the Regis Today magazine are available to view by clicking on an issue link below. If you're not receiving the digital magazine via email, make sure your contact information is updated.

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REGIS TODAY | 2024

 

Current Articles

Selected articles from the 2024 edition of Regis Today

  • FIERCE (COM)PASSION
    Becoming an immigration lawyer was more than a career choice for Giselle Rodriguez '16—it was a mission. Empowered by the bravery and determination of her father, who escaped from Cuba when he was 19 years old, Rodriguez is now pursuing her passion to help others gain a legal path to United States citizenship.

  • GUIDED BY MISSION
    After leading an impressive 29-year career in the Navy, Deborah Roy, MSN, DNP ’23 found a home at Regis where she could be a part of an organization with core values close to her heart.

  • COMPASSIONATE LEADER
    Nursing student and scholarship recipient Grace Micklon '26 fulfills her mother's dreams of pursuing a college education thanks to the generous support of Regis donors.

  • ACADEMIC INNOVATION: Q&A WITH BENJAMIN ADAMS '24
    Ovarian cancer research at Regis gave Benjamin Adams '24 real-world lab experience. Next up: his PhD in biochemistry at UMass Amherst.

  • IN MY OWN WORDS: SERVICE TRIP REFLECTION
    Rachelle Manzi '24 and Isha Bhagat '25 share reflections on their life-changing service trip to the Mustard Seed Community in Jamaica.

  • $2 MILLION GIFT FROM CUMMINGS FOUNDATION
    Regis is pleased to announce a transformational $2 million gift from Cummings Foundation to establish the Carol A. Donovan Endowed Dean of Nursing at the university and provide funding for Regis to open a healthcare clinic in Woburn.

  • LEAVING A LEGACY
    The family of the late Judy Murray ’66 gathered to honor and commemorate an incredible memorial gift to support the Richard and Sheila Young School of Nursing.

 

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