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Michael Brandon Morris, 3L
Michael Brandon Morris, 3LUndergrad: Indiana Wesleyan UniversityMajor: Political Science Pre-Law & EconomicsQ. Where are you from? A. I am from the small town of Farmland, Indiana, and, for those...
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Spotlight on Angela Desmond, 3L
Angela Desmond, 3LUndergrad: Drexel UniversityMajor: PsychologyMinor: Paralegal StudiesQ. Where are you from? A. Wallingford, Pennsylvania (Just south of Philadelphia).Q. How did you spend your summer?...
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A Regent Law Wedding Story: Josh and Alexis Costello
Josh and Alexis Costello, Photo by Hampton Roads PhotographyStory by: Rachel Smith and Stephanie Hartman Rojo We know of several Regent Law couples who fell in love in law school and got married. We...
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Spotlight on Kahryn Rombach, 3L
Kahryn Rombach, 3LUndergrad: Hillsdale CollegeMajor: Politics & SpanishQ. Where are you from? A. I was born and raised in Midland, Michigan—the land shaped like a hand!Q. How did you spend your...
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Spotlight on Leslie Ann Williams, 3L
Leslie Ann Williams, 3LUndergrad: Charleston Southern UniversityMajor: Business ManagementQ. Where are you from? A. I am originally from Columbus, Ohio.Q. How did you spend your summer? A. In the...
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Spotlight on Amanda "Shelby" Wallace, 3L
Amanda "Shelby" Wallace, 3L Undergrad: Towson UniversityMajor: International Studies and Mandarin ChineseQ. Where are you from? A. Baltimore, Maryland. Q. How did you spend your summer? A. 1L summer I...
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Spotlight on Susan Niccolls, 3L
Susan Niccolls, 3LUndergrad: California State University, ChicoMajor: International Relations and Religious StudiesQ. Where are you from? A. El Sobrante, California, a small town in the San Fransisco...
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Spotlight on Elissa Polley, 2L
Elissa Polley, 2LUndergrad: University of Minnesota-DuluthMajor: Environmental StudiesQ. Where are you from? A. A tiny town in northern Minnesota called Tamarack!Q. How did you spend your summer? A. I...
View ArticleGetting in the Game: How to Start a Sports Law Practice - Michael P....
To provide guidance for Regent Law students pursuing sports law, the Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law Society (IPELS) hosted a discussion, “Getting in the Game: How to Start a Sports Law...
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Prayer for Student with Brain Tumor
At 8:30 am on Thursday, May 1, about forty law students, faculty, and staff gathered to pray for Andrew Butler. Last week, Andrew, a 1L at Regent Law, learned that he has a brain tumor that could be...
View ArticleVideo - The Law of Hearsay: Tips for the Multistate Bar Exam
Professor James Duane shares some helpful tips on the law of hearsay for the bar examination.
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Spotlight on 2L Josiah Lindstrom
Q. Where are you from?A. Yemli Village, Eastern Highlands Province, Papua New GuineaQ. How will you spend your summer? Josiah Lindstrom, 2LUndergraduate School: University of MinnesotaMajor: Political...
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Farwell to the Law Study Carrels
We must bid farewell to the study carrels in the Law Library. They've become faithful friends—housing heavy law books, office supplies, snacks that give studiers a late-night boost, memories from home,...
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Spotlight on Incoming 1L Natasha Johnson
Q. If you could only tell the Regent Law community one thing about yourself, what would it be? A. I am a hoarder of random facts!Hometown: Tacoma, WashingtonUndergraduate School: University of...
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World-traveling Rubber Duck Visits Norfolk
It has been one week since the giant rubber duck floating in the Hauge in Norfolk, Va., left our area. If you couldn't pay him a visit or just wish you could see him one more time, here's a snapshot of...
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Adventures in Hampton Roads: Harborfest 2014
I've lived in Hampton Roads for about half of my life, but I rarely participate in local festivities. This summer, I've decided to change that practice and head to as many local events as I can. Last...
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Spotlight on Incoming 1L Lindsey Gilman
Q. If you could only tell the Regent Law community one thing about yourself, what would it be? A. I am one of those people who can’t stop talking about her passion once she finds it. My passion truly...
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Summer Adventures: Old Town Alexandria
Before I moved to Hampton Roads, I lived in Alexandria, Va., in a row house sandwiched between historic Old Town and Del Ray. Both neighborhoods offer great farmers markets, enough restaurants to...
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Spotlight on Incoming 1L Chris Holinger
Q. Briefly tell us about yourself. Hometown: Lewiston, MaineUndergraduate School: Gordon CollegeMajor: Business AdministrationA. I’m a husband and father doing my best to live according to God’s call...
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Summer Adventures: The Chrysler Museum of Art
The last time I visited the Chrysler Museum in Norfolk, I went to see the giant, yellow rubber duck floating in the Hague. While I was there, I only had time to peek at one exhibit, so I resolved to...
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Spotlight on Incoming IL Mark Martinez
Hometown: Glen Rose, TexasUndergraduate School: University of North TexasMajor: Anthropology Q. If you could only tell the Regent Law community one thing about yourself, what would it be? A. Although...
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Kayaking and Canoeing at Munden Point Park
Rachael wanted to go kayaking for her birthday, so she rounded up a group of Regent Law students. On Saturday, we headed to Munden Point Park, which is on the outskirts of Virginia Beach.It is easy to...
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Spotlight on Incoming 1L Brittany Jones
Brittany JonesHometown: Pineville, LouisianaUndergraduate School: Louisiana CollegeMajor: History Q. If you could only tell the Regent Law community one thing about yourself, what would it be? A. I am...
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New Law Carrels Have More Elbow Room
This summer, the Regent Law Library completed another phase of its renovation project: updating the study carrels. The new carrels are up to 5 inches wider and 15 inches longer than the old ones, which...
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