Alex Crawford argues that the American Revolution was a biblically justified defense of rights, liberty, and ordered resistance.

Jason Delgado argues that the American Revolution departed from Christian duty, lawful authority, and biblical teaching.

Hugh Flannagan examines the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, its global economic effects, and the American response.

Jason Delgado interviews pro-life lobbyist Jennifer Hubert about Virginia’s proposed reproductive-freedom amendment.

A stranded Dane encounters the archangel Raphael and hears a strange tale of refuge, healing, and return.

Daniel Johner considers Catholicism as a binding force amid algorithmic isolation, polarization, and Christian division.

Dominic Martin uses Genesis, primordial waters, and an input-process-output framework to examine how chaos becomes form.

Sydney Carreno reports on a Regent screening and panel examining grooming, trafficking, survivor advocacy, and prevention.

Luke Pollard reviews Keynesian economics, its break from neoclassical thought, and its continuing merits and limitations.

Elle Herson reflects on Jewish contributions to American history, religious liberty, and the nation’s founding.

Allie Munro reviews Regent University’s modern interpretation of Shakespeare’s Henry V and speaks with its cast.

Drew Boenau explores the opportunities and limits of building spiritual community as a Regent student.

Sydney Lalime examines Cormac McCarthy’s creative borrowing and argues that originality can grow from repurposing what came before.

Wesley Coombs reflects on the joy, symbolism, and theology of his first Orthodox Paschal Vigil.

Nathan Bunn reflects on Regent Moment, student creativity, and the value of making the most of college life.

Daniel Smith reflects on faith, hardship, and the path toward opening his Island Fresh juice bar.

Matthew Das introduces Regent’s philosophy minor and argues for philosophy’s value in Christian education and public life.

Sydney Carreno draws lessons from the Cuban Missile Crisis for overcoming polarization through truth, dignity, and Christian love.

Elle Herson recounts Joni Eareckson Tada’s testimony and her call to steward suffering through faith and service.

Sydney Lalime reminds readers on why worrying can be a temptation and why we should choose to worship God instead.

Editor Elle Herson interviews Dr. Kirkland to understand the challenges he has faced and the wisdom he has to impart.

Allie Munro explores the future of the Ordinary Cafe while also drawing testimonies on its importance to the university.

Sydney Carreno interviews Regent's police department and gleans the lifestyle and challenges from several team members.

Allie Munro describes Regent University's celebration of culture during Hispanic Heritage Month!

Sydney Carreno reports on the memorial for Charlie Kirk that TPUSA hosted on September 23rd.

Matthew Das launches The Patriot's Dispatch with an article on the necessity of Free Speech for our country's welfare. Due to how recent events have unfolded, we must revisit these conversations with even greater resolve than before. Updated summary.

Freelance writer Hugh Flannagan describes how President Zelensky changed the funding of Ukraine through defenese contracting during the ongoing Ukraine-Russian war.