Ken Starr Talks about the Principle of Bipartisanship in Impeachment
Former Independent Counsel, U.S. Solicitor General, and Appellate Court Judge Ken Starr speaks at Regent about how the 2/3 majority…
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Blind Politics: American Hegemony Lecture
In a town hall lecture for RSG students, Dr. Nolte addressed the topic of American hegemony. The lecture addressed whether…
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Way-In: The 75th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz
Introduction January 27, 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, the Nazi concentration and extermination camp. Piotr…
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God’s Presence in Grief
A Message from Dr. William HathawayDean, School of Psychology & Counseling The Regent University community extends love and support to…
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Dr. Danny Holland on Working Through Grief
Just last month, the Virginia Beach community was shocked, stunned and heartbroken by a shooting at the city’s municipal center…
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Making Sense of Tragedy; Is It Possible?
A Message from Dr. William HathawayDean, School of Psychology & Counseling The Regent University School of Psychology & Counseling has…
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Chief Justice Mark Martin (ret.) on the Independence Counsel Law
Former Chief Justice Mark Martin discuss with Pat Robertson the key problems with the regulation and one-word standard determining whether…
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Chief Justice Mark Martin (ret.) Debunks Obstruction Charges Against Trump
Former chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court and the new dean of Regent University Law School Mark Martin,…
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Why Do Stories Matter? – Dr. Peggy Southerland | Regent University
Stories convey value, meaning, and truth, and culture is, in a sense, built on them. Storytellers carry influence with the…
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Are Educators Dispensers of Knowledge or Brokers of Wisdom?
As education continues changing, educators — specifically Christian educators — must gauge whether they are mere dispensers of knowledge or…
