Current Articles

Selected articles from the Fall 2019 edition of Regis Today

• Vetting a Passion
  Alexis Nicole Zallas ’13 fostered scientific curiosity and a love for animals to create a rewarding career as a veterinarian.
• Game Changer
  Former student-athlete Kathleen Thompson ’91 makes a life-saving kidney donation to her Regis basketball coach Donna Tanner, EdD.
• Now We Fly
  Regis surpassed its Now We Fly Campaign goal of $40 million during the Let It Shine Gala in October. The campaign will officially come to a close on December 31, 2019, completing the most ambitious fundraising initiative in the university’s 92-year history.
• Taking Action
  Nursing students provide health and nutrition guidance for communities in Boston and Argentina through new exchange program.
• Making Moves
  A career change from politics to nursing allows Katy Sullivan, MSN ’15, to make a hands-on impact on community health.
• It Takes a Village
  Peggy Blanchard ’66 finds inspiration as a mentor and advocate for children and families in need.
• Catherine Burke Society Spotlight
  When Leigh Alogna Duff ’69 celebrated her 50th Reunion in 2019, she and her husband William knew they wanted to make a special gift to Regis. Through the Catherine Burke Society, they made an impactful gift that will leave a legacy for decades to come. Here, the couple talks about why it was important to them to support Regis with a planned gift in memory of a former Regis president.  
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