Regis Today is the bi-annual magazine of Regis that features stories on alumni, donors, students, and friends of the university as well as class notes (in fall issues only) 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.
If you are a Class Reporter, visit the class notes page for more information.

Current Articles
- Dear Neighbor | Message from the President
- Navigating a Pandemic
The Regis community comes together to ensure a healthy and safe campus and an enriching academic experience amid COVID-19.
- Do Better
Regis makes a commitment to listen, learn, take accountability, and be anti-racist.
- Let It Shine
The fifth annual gala goes virtual this year, raising critical funding to support student scholarships while honoring Regis health care heroes.
- A North Quincy Girl Walks into a Catholic College...
Comedian Kathe Feeney Farris '91 uses the power of humor to inspire positivity.
- Taking Action: Outbreak Culture
Award-winning journalist, television producer, and coauthor of Outbreak Culture Lara Salahi, EdD ’19 gives insights from her book about how the world responds to infectious disease crises.
- Academic Innovation: Fighting the Opioid Crisis
Kyle Oatis, MSOT ’18 is using his occupational therapy degree to help fight the opioid crisis.
- Hearts & Minds: Finding Courage
How Janie Lausier ’19 found the courage to face a cancer diagnosis, finish her degree, and achieve her dream career as a dental hygienist.
- In My Own Words: In This Together
Justin Résil ’18 shares personal and professional experiences as a nurse during the pandemic.
- Alumni Spotlight
Triple alumna Jennifer Tagarelis Ostayan ’06, ’11, EdD ’16 shares what kept her coming back to Regis for her degrees and how she’s navigating the pandemic as a teacher in Waltham Public Schools.
- Power of Words: High School Journalism Collaborative
- Focus on Health: Staying on Course
Proactive planning helps Regis Autism Center continue services during COVID-19.
Read past issues:
Looking to submit class notes for the next fall issue? Submit a class note to us.