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1. Get to Know Campus

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   1. Student Center

      The Student Center is the heart of student life at Regis. With the Office of Student Engagement and Leadership, the Community for Belonging (CoBe), The Table (main café), Regi’s Roast and plenty of games and activities, this is one of the most active places on campus. The Student Center is also home to Walker’s Pub, an on-campus pizza tavern with shuffleboard, pool and Pac-Man.

   2. Dayton Memorial Library

      Built in 1966, the library contains more than 393,000 books and periodicals. The library is named for Elizabeth Dayton, who made a generous donation to the University in 1963. Dayton had no prior association with Regis; she was simply impressed with “the vitality of this little college.”

   3. Felix Pomponio Family Science Center

      The Science Center received a major makeover in 2008, including cutting edge labs and classrooms. One of Regis’ best-kept secrets can be found here — a pair of seismographs installed in the 1960s to measure underground tremors in the Rocky Mountains.

   4. Loyola Hall

      Loyola Hall is home of the First-Year Experience office, Advising office and Regis College. Almost all students will have classes here at some point during their time at Regis.

   5. DeSmet Hall

      DeSmet Hall provides first-year students a place to live and succeed on-campus. Named for Father Pierre DeSmet, S.J., a Jesuit missionary known for developing strong ties with many Native American tribes in the mid-19th century. DeSmet is arranged in corridor-style living, with each floor sharing a central lounge for students.

   6. Coors Life Directions Center

      The Coors Life building is home to the Rec Center, including the Fitness Center, Recreational Sports and the Outdoor Adventure Program. It also houses Counseling Services, which provides free, confidential mental health services to all Regis students who live in Colorado. Outside the building is a statue of James Joyce. Despite having a sometimes contentious relationship with the Jesuits who educated him as a youth, this famed Irish author and his works were nonetheless greatly influenced by his Catholic upbringing.

   7. Clarke Hall

      Named for Father David Clarke, S.J., University President from 1972 to 1992, Clarke Hall is home to the Anderson College of Business and Computing, Admissions, Financial Aid, the Learning Commons tutoring center, Student Disability Services and Military and Veterans Services. It also houses the KRCX studio, Denver’s first college radio station.

   8. Field House

      The hub of Regis’ sports programs, the Field House is where Rangers gather to cheer on their 12 NCAA Division II varsity athletics teams. Music history has been made here as well: Katy Perry, Jimi Hendrix, Dolly Parton, Fleetwood Mac and Queen have all played here early in their music careers.

   9. Bookstore | Copy, Print and Mail Center

      Located in Regis Square, the Ranger Station Bookstore is your one-stop shop for textbooks, school supplies, Regis gear and gifts. Also in Regis Square, the Copy, Print and Mail Center provides full-service shipping, copying and printing for students, faculty, staff and the larger community.

   10. O'Connell Hall

       Just a few minute walk to classes, O’Connell Hall gives students easy access to classes and campus life. This residence hall features multiple common spaces for socializing or studying, and features a community kitchen. O’Connell also holds the Office of Housing and Residential Engagement.

   11. O'Sullivan Art Gallery

       With a well-deserved reputation among artists, O’Sullivan Art Gallery prides itself as a place where their work is studied and appreciated by students, art critics, other artists and the general public.

   12. Claver Hall

       Claver Hall houses the Rueckert-Hartman College for Health Professions (RHCHP), including the Clinical Simulation Lab, which provides students with hands-on health care experience. It also contains the Department of Fine and Performing Arts, St. Peter Claver, S.J. Recital Hall and the Claver Café.

   13. St. John Francis Regis Chapel

       An oasis of calm on an otherwise bustling campus, the chapel holds daily Catholic services and is home to University Ministry. Students and faculty of all faiths are welcome, with frequent interfaith services and small reflection groups hosted throughout the year.

   14. Main Hall

       Built in 1877, this is Regis’ signature building — the one you’ll see on postcards and in countless graduation photos. The previous landowners of this area agreed to give the land to the Regis Jesuits for free if Main Hall could be built in less than 100 days — it ended up taking only 97 days to complete the building’s exterior. You'll find the Office of the President and various other administrative units inside.

   15. Campus Safety Office

       Located on the south side of West Hall, the Campus Safety Office is where Regis’ campus safety officers are stationed. Students can stop by for emergency and non-emergency assistance, battery jump service, lost and found and other campus safety needs.

   16. Carroll Hall

       Carroll Hall’s namesake, Father John Carroll, S.J., was the first archbishop of the U.S. and founder of Georgetown University. The building also housed a famous meeting between President Bill Clinton and Pope John Paul II in 1993. Currently, many faculty offices reside here.

   17. Boettcher Commons

       Stretching from Main Hall to the library, Boettcher Commons is a central greenspace and gathering place on campus. Students come here to study, relax and spend time with friends, while the lawn also serves as a hub for student activities and events throughout the year.