Regent University

1000 Regent University Drive
Divinity Building
Virginia Beach, VA 23464

757-352-4837

admissions@regent.edu

The Student Center
Communication & Performing Arts
The Chapel & Divinity Building
Robertson Hall
University Library
Regent University sits on 70 acres of immaculately maintained grounds that complement the Georgian architecture of its buildings which are historic in design yet incorporate the latest educational technology. The University Library, with hundreds of thousands of books and AV items, and access to more than 750,000 electronic resources, including e-books, e-journals, and digital video, provides a nearly limitless research environment. The building also houses Regent?s Law Library. The Chapel & Divinity Building are the centerpiece of campus life. The Chapel features a 1,000-seat sanctuary for services, convocations, commencements, weddings and baptisms, as well as for individual reflection and prayer. A smaller prayer room is open around the clock for prayer, Bible studies and devotions. Connected to the Chapel by a covered walkway, the Divinity Building houses the Welcome Center. From here, prospective students receive admissions guidance, and visitors of all kinds may seek assistance and also enjoy a campus tour. This building is home to admissions and advising teams and provides general classrooms and offices for the School of Divinity. Robertson Hall, which houses the schools of Government, Law and the College of Arts & Sciences, is equipped with the latest technology in audio/video equipment and cameras for simultaneous broadcasting. The building also boasts a 380-seat moot court/city council chamber and several classrooms. The Communication & Performing Arts Center, home for the School of Communication & the Arts, features a 750-seat theatre, a 200-seat experimental theatre, cinema-television production studio, film sound stage, screening theaters, technical studios, classrooms, teaching labs and a back lot area outdoor filming. The Student Center houses student organization offices, The Ordinary dining facility, Cafe Moka coffee shop, a student lounge and apparel shop, a computer lab, a student game room, meeting rooms, and offices for Financial Aid, the Registrar, and Student Services. This building is also home to the Center for Student Happiness. The Founders Inn and Spa, located adjacent to the university campus, hosts a number of university events.

The Town Center of Virginia Beach
Chrysler Hall
Busch Gardens
Water Country USA
Colonial Williamsburg
Regent University enjoys a prime location in Virginia Beach, the largest city in Virginia's "Hampton Roads" community. Formerly referred to as Tidewater, this region is located in the southeast corner of Virginia, where several major rivers intersect, and where the great Chesapeake Bay opens into the Atlantic Ocean. The cities of Hampton Roads (Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Hampton, Newport News, Poquoson, Williamsburg, and the counties of York and Gloucester) owe their development to the region's natural harbors and tributaries. Local naval bases and the many harbors and waterways offer close-up views of ships and sailing vessels from all over the world. The Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean skirt the city of Virginia Beach with 28 miles of public beaches. http://www.visitvirginiabeach.com/

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757-352-4837

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rogeche@regent.edu

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