Regis University

Happy Higher Education Appreciation Day!

At Regis, higher education is more than just earning a degree; it’s about developing the whole person. Rooted in Jesuit values, we focus on academic excellence, community engagement and creating leaders who make a positive impact in the world.

Whether you’re a current student, alumnus or future Ranger, thank you for being part of our vibrant, supportive community that values integrity, compassion and lifelong learning.

Here’s to the power of education that transforms lives and communities!

Future Rangers, are you ? 🦊

Join us this summer to finalize your next steps before Orientation! From class schedules and housing to financial aid and meal plans — this is the time to make sure everything is in place before classes start.

📅 Fridays, June 12 or July 17
🕑 11 a.m.-6 p.m. (drop in any time)
📍Clarke Hall, Regis University Northwest Denver Campus
🔗 More information and registration at https://www.regis.edu/signature-events/regis-ready

Hang around either evening to catch our RegiRama outdoor movie series! The Quad opens at 6:30 p.m., with the movie starting around dusk at approximately 8:30 p.m. 🎬

What started in the halls of Regis University more than 40 years ago turned into a lifetime of adventure, service and giving back. 💙

Steve and Maureen Wincor met as students at Regis, where Maureen played volleyball and both discovered the lasting impact of a Jesuit education. Since then, they’ve built meaningful careers, traveled to more than 70 countries, raised a family and stayed deeply connected to the values they found at Regis.

Today, the couple is giving back through an endowed scholarship supporting Regis student-athletes, helping future Rangers access the same opportunities that shaped their own lives. Their story is a beautiful reminder that the Regis community extends far beyond graduation and continues to create lifelong connections and impact.

Read the full story and discover how Regis alumni are continuing to make a difference around the world: https://www.regis.edu/news/2026/regis-life/05/from-regis-hallways-to-the-end-of-the-earth

Food has a unique way of bringing people together, and this spring, students at Regis used that idea to explore the many communities that make up our campus and beyond. 💙

In Professor Julie Sriken’s Community Psychology course, students combined qualitative research with personal storytelling by interviewing members of different communities and collecting recipes that reflected their lived experiences and cultural identities. From international students and women of color in higher education to local nonprofits and community leaders, each story offered a deeper look into the diverse experiences that shape the Regis community.

The recipes and narratives will be compiled into a cookbook this fall, with proceeds supporting Regis’ Community for Belonging (CoBe) and first-generation student programs.

This project highlights the power of listening, storytelling and community-centered learning — showing how academics can create meaningful impact far beyond the classroom.

The entire article: https://www.regis.edu/news/2026/regis-life/05/a-cookbook-for-community

A Cookbook for Community: Regis students connect through cultural cuisines The shared communities of Regis University are a vast, interwoven tapestry of students, faculty, friends and family that reaches far beyond the bounds of campus.