2025
A Statement on the Violence at Vancouver’s Lapu-Lapu Day Festival
Our hearts are heavy for all those affected by the tragic, heartbreaking violence that occurred at the Lapu-Lapu Day festival in Vancouver on Saturday, April 26. Words cannot express the profound sadness of this event. We mourn for those who were killed, injured, or harmed. We lament the pain felt by their families, loved ones, friends, and n...
Gardener Julie Lane-Gay Reflects on Coming Changes
In the coming weeks, construction will begin on the former site of Regent’s parking lot (learn more). As a result, we’ll be bidding a fond farewell to the garden area on the south side of Regent’s campus, along with the cherry trees to the east of the building. We spoke to Julie Lane Gay—a Regent alumna, Summer faculty member, and m...
The Church and the World Need Regent. And Regent Needs You.
Regent’s 2024–25 fiscal year ends on April 30. Before that date, the College needs to raise $250,000 (CAD) to finish well and prepare to welcome next year’s students. In the following letter, President Jeff Greenman reflects on the value of Regent’s approach to theological education for the church and the world, as well as the vital importanc...
Student Presentations Highlight Arts and Theology
This spring, Regent is celebrating the artistic gifts and vocations flourishing within our student body with an unprecedented number of IPIAT presentations from graduating students. An IPIAT (Integrated Project in the Arts and Theology) is a capstone project completed by many MATS students in the Christianity and the Arts concentration. S...
New Christian Education Fund Will Support Students and Lay Leaders
Regent College is thrilled to announce both a new scholarship for degree-seeking students and a new audit bursary for lay leaders involved in church-based teaching ministry. The Christian Education Fund is the result of a generous gift of $30,000 annually, made by a local couple who are passionate about helping church communities strength...
Caring for Place: Before and After
In the fall of 2022, we launched the Caring for Place project—inviting members of the Regent community to invest in key upgrades and upkeep to Regent’s building. The goal was to raise $250,000 from alumni and friends, which would then be matched by one very generous donor for a total of $500,000 toward care for the College building. We’...
Parking Changes at Regent College
Following its 2024 sale to Polygon Homes, the former parking lot site at Regent College has now been fenced off pending construction. While underground parking will be a feature of the new tower, that construction is expected to take 30 months to complete. In the meantime, visitors to Regent College should plan to make use of other parking op...