From events and opportunities to key updates and resources, This Week at Regis is your guide to staying connected with campus life. Check out what’s happening and don’t miss your chance to get involved.
It's the first week of the fall semester and we have lots for you to do! The Center for Student Engagement has planned a series of events to welcome new and returning students to campus for the fall semester. Join in on the fun of Weeks of Welcome and engage with your classmates, faculty, and staff!
Students are invited to visit the Morrison House and welcome our new President, Dr. Robin Cautin. Stop by for a few minutes to meet President Cautin, check out the historic Morrison House, and grab a cookie. All students are welcome!
Location: Morrison House
Visit the Regis Events Calendar online or in the MyRegis App, follow @RegisLife_MA on Instagram, and read the weekly This Week at Regise-newsletter for the most up-to-date event schedules and information!
We are collecting stories that reflect the impact, memories, and meaning of Regis. In 100 words or less, share what Regis means to you and how it has shaped your journey. Your story may be featured in Centennial communications as we honor 100 years and look ahead to the next century.
The Regis community will celebrate the Inauguration of Robin L. Cautin, PhD, as Regis' Eleventh President on Thursday, September 24! RSVP using the button below and help mark the start of a new chapter in the university's history.
Each year, the Regis community honors our founders, the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Boston, with a day of service. Save the date for this year's Founders' Day: Thursday, September 24!
Regis sophomores, juniors, and seniors—don’t miss out on an exciting opportunity to get involved in Regis’ Let It Shine Centennial Kickoff Gala on October 28, our annual fundraising event that supports student scholarships! The gala is also a unique networking opportunity to connect with alumni, donors, and corporate sponsors who are passionate about supporting your success.
The deadline to apply is Thursday, September 10.
This is a highly selective process and an application does not guarantee selection or attendance at the gala.
The President’s Student Advisory Council (PAC) brings together a diverse group of student leaders to serve as a direct advisory group to the President. The Council exists to amplify student voices and provide feedback on campus issues, policies, and initiatives that shape the Regis experience. Students selected for the PAC will meet regularly with President Cautin during the academic year, helping to ensure that diverse student perspectives are heard and considered in campus decision-making.
Full-time sophomore, junior, and senior undergraduate students are invited to apply by Friday, September 18, 2026.
Convocation is an opportunity to reflect on the Regis mission and the values of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston. This annual celebration begins with a spirited procession from College Hall to the Fine Arts Center (FAC) and concludes with a community luncheon.
This year's theme is "Regis: Remain Human."
Convocation program begins at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 8 in the Fine Arts Center, followed by lunch. Lunch will be served for the university community in the Main Dining Hall. All are welcome.
Returning students are encouraged to wear Regis attire and line the procession route along Katsura Drive at 12:15 p.m. First-year students should go directly to the Fine Arts Center and be seated in the front section by 12:20 p.m.
Regularly scheduled classes resume at 2 p.m.
We look forward to celebrating the beginning of the academic year with you!
Students should join both the RegisStudents and RegisWireless networks for use across campus with the following credentials:
RegisStudents
Password: regisstudents
RegisWireless
Password: regiswireless
Become a Partners in Excellence (PIE) Peer Mentor!
Attention sophomores, juniors, and seniors: The Peer Mentor application - which includes details about compensation, requirements, duties, and more - is NOW LIVE on Handshake. Click here to apply!You must be logged in to Handshake to view the posting.
Note: This is NOT a federal work study position, therefore you can apply whether or not you were awarded federal work study.
Looking to work smarter this semester and prepare for future internships and careers? Check out the new Fall schedule of workshops and learning opportunities designed to strengthen the skills you'll use in the classroom and the workplace.
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