The Regent community is saddened by the death and grateful for the legacy of long-time Teaching Fellow Rev. Dr. Jonathan R. Wilson.

Marv Franz begins his term as Board Chair on September 1, 2026. Outgoing Chair Earl Phillips will now serve as Vice-Chair.

On the occasion of Carl’s ninetieth birthday, Carl and Betsy Armerding generously inaugurated a new fund for initiatives in Old Testament studies.

Regent College is now an approved educational institution within The Alliance Canada's Leader Formation Pathways program.

This new chair recognizes two distinguished members of the Regent community whose ministry shaped the experience of generations of students.

Recent updates streamline the admissions process and enrich student experience.

Dr. Jason Wendel will join us as Postdoctoral Fellow in New Testament Studies for the 2026–27 academic year.

Drs. Diane Stinton, David Robinson, and Rhonda McEwen received new or renewed appointments this spring.

James MacIntosh Houston finished his well-run race on earth on March 15, 2026, surrounded by family and many loving friends. He was 103 years old.

Visitors to Regent's website should anticipate some short-term disruptions between March 16 and 20, 2026.

The Director of Finance is responsible to direct, maintain, and manage the finances and financial systems of the College.

Regent community member Bill Reimer reflects on the life and legacy of his longtime friend, former faculty member Dr. Paul Helm (1940–2025).

Your generosity makes our mission possible. Would you join us as a monthly donor in 2026?

Regent College is pleased to announce the addition of Andre Van Ryk to its Board of Governors.

The Regent community remembers the life and legacy of Luci Shaw, a remarkable writer, poet, encourager, and friend.

Jonathan Anderson speaks to students and educators about the theological imagination.

Regent College is delighted to announce that Dr. George Guthrie has been appointed to the E. Marshall Sheppard Chair of Biblical Studies.

"We are delighted to welcome Dr. Hwang to Regent College."

Two members of the Regent Community have been honoured for their contributions in the field of Christian Canadian writing.

Regent College is thrilled to welcome you to our newly redesigned and redeveloped website. Please make yourself at home!

The new Bruce K. Waltke Chair of Old Testament Studies was made possible by a generous gift from the Chee family, and will by filled by Matthew Lynch.

The Regent College community is sad to note the passing of one of the College’s founders and early leaders.

At the end of this month, Dr. Jeffrey Greenman will retire from his role as Regent College’s fifth President.

It is with great sadness that we share the news that a member of Regent’s Board of Governors, our colleague, friend, and brother Bill Atkinson, died.

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

Regent’s 2024–25 fiscal year ends on April 30. Before that date, the College needs to raise $250,000 (CAD) to finish well.

In the coming weeks, construction will begin on the former site of Regent’s parking lot.

This spring, Regent is celebrating the artistic gifts and vocations flourishing within our student body.

Regent College is thrilled to announce both a new scholarship for degree-seeking students and a new audit bursary for lay leaders.

It is with great sadness that Regent College conveys the news that Laurel Gasque, who with her husband Ward was one of Regent's key founders, has died

In the fall of 2022, we launched the Caring for Place project.

Following its 2024 sale to Polygon Homes, the former parking lot site at Regent College has now been fenced off pending construction.

Regent’s Board of Governors is delighted to announce that Dr. Paul Spilsbury has been appointed as the sixth President of Regent College.

Every year, Regent reaches out to our global community and invites support through our annual Christmas letter. This year, the Canada Post strike has

Regent College, as a Christian academic community, takes relationships seriously, seeking to live in light of our biblical and theological commitments

This October, Regent College’s Board of Governors welcomed two new members: Peter Andersen and Jey Jesuratnam.

Regent College is delighted to congratulate two alumnae writers, Carolyn J. Watts and Naomi Pattison-Williams, on their recognition.

Mark Glanville, Regent College’s Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology, has been appointed Director of the Centre for Missional Leadership.

President Jeff Greenman has announced that Regent College has completed the sale of its parking lot to Polygon Homes.

Regent Audio has provided thousands of people with years of service.

Starting in August 2024, Regent College’s building will undergo renovations, primarily on the ground floor. 

As part of its ongoing commitment to providing academic programs that meet the needs of our students, Regent is pleased to announce some recent.

Regent students need affordable housing in the Vancouver area. The problem isn’t new, but it has continued to grow more acute in recent years.

Regent College has announced a revised Moral Vision Statement.

It is with great sorrow that we inform you that our friend and colleague Ken McAllister died.

Following 16 months of collaborative effort by members of Regent College’s staff, faculty, students, and Board of Governors, the Board has unanimously

Regent is pleased to announce a new Church Group Learning Initiative that aims to provide flexible financial support to congregations.

Dr. Jessamin Birdsall came to Regent as a student in Fall 2022.

On February 27, 2024, Jeff Greenman, president of Regent College, announced the beginning of a presidential search and transition process.

Last December, the Regent College Faculty and Senate approved a refreshed curriculum for Regent's Master of Divinity (MDiv) program.

Regent College’s Enrollment and Financial Aid team is delighted to announce that scholarships, bursaries, and other financial aid from Regent College.

Over the past five years, the Regent Exchange team accompanied a group of local churches in their exploration of calling.

At Regent College, we lament the violence, terrorism, and war that has recently engulfed Israel and Palestine.

Regent College’s Board of Governors is welcoming five new members this fall.

The 2023–2024 academic year got off to a great start last week, as students, faculty, and staff gathered to begin Fall term.

In March 2023, Regent College  for adding members to the College’s Board of Governors via election by Regent degree-holders.

If you visit us on campus, you might notice a large sign on Regent’s lawn.

It is with great sadness that we share the news that Earl Palmer, a beloved former Board member, faculty member, and friend of Regent College, died.

The Regent community is growing in exciting ways this summer, as our full-time faculty expands to include three new members.

Regent College is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr. Prabo Mihindukulasuriya as Assistant Professor in the History of Christianity.

Regent College is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr. Jonathan Anderson as the Eugene and Jan Peterson Associate Professor in Theology.

Regent is introducing a new process for adding members to the College’s Board of Governors.

To ensure the sustainability of our mission to equip students for service in the church, the academy, and the marketplace, Regent’s Board has approved

Regent College is proud to celebrate the release of Amazing Grace: The Life of John Newton and the Surprising Story Behind His Song.

The Board of Governors of Regent College is delighted to announce that Dr. Cindy Aalders has been renewed as Director of the John Richard Allison.

This spring, Academic Dean Paul Spilsbury will assume the role of Acting President of Regent College.

Regent College is thrilled to congratulate Board member Dr. David Ley on his recent appointment to the Order of Canada.

Regent College is delighted to announce the successful conclusion of its Dcapital campaign, which began in 2019 and continued through the end of 2022.