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Regent
Community – Virginia Beach |
The
beautiful Virginia Beach campus is designed in Georgian style
architecture – red brick buildings, white columns, and
large windows. Classes are held in the Classroom building (CRB),
the Communication building (COM), and Robertson Hall (RH). The
fountain is a focal point on campus, nestled among huge oak,
holly, and magnolia trees.
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Robertson
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Robertson
Hall is home to offices of faculty and staff of the Robertson
School of Government, the School of Law, and the School of Divinity.
Most of RSG’s Virginia Beach classes meet in Robertson
Hall.
The
library is located next to Robertson Hall. The second floor
houses an atrium, auditorium, and prayer chapel. Original art
and lithographs by such artists as Norman Rockwell hang throughout
the lobby and second floor areas.
The
Student Center is where you’ll find the University
Bookstore, student lounge, the Regent
Ordinary, a café-style restaurant, student computer
labs, the Registrar’s Office, International Student Services,
and Central Financial Aid.
The
Communication and Performing Arts Center houses the 750 seat
theatre and several smaller studios where performances are scheduled
seasonally. Students and the Regent Community enjoy discounted
tickets to plays, symphonies, and concerts.
Located
at the entrance to Regent is the Founders Inn, a four star hotel
offering students, staff, and faculty access to the elegant
facilities, including a health club and the Swan Terrace restaurant.
Prospective students stay at the Founders Inn for Preview Weekends
and may receive discount reservations.
The
Christian Broadcasting Network was founded by Dr. M.G. “Pat”
Robertson. CBN was the first Christian television station in
our nation. In 1977, CBN expanded to incorporate CBN University,
a graduate level institution for Communication and the Arts.
Growing to seven schools, the Board of Trustees voted to change
the name to Regent University. A “regent” is one
who represents a king in his absence. For us at Regent University,
a regent is one who represents Christ, our Sovereign, in whatever
sphere of life he or she may be called to serve Him. Regent
has grown again, housing now 9 schools, and partnered with other
colleges and universities to provide options for our students.
Visitors can watch tapings of the 700
Club by making reservations. Just call (757) 226-2745 and
ask for times, dates and reservations.
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