Student Life
On-campus housing is guaranteed for all Undergraduate students at Regis in one of four residence halls including: Angela Hall, Maria Hall, Domitilla Hall, and College Hall. Alumnae Hall houses the main dining hall, the Commuters’ Lounge, Tower Tavern, WRGS (the Regis College radio station) with weekly radio shows including "The Pride Ride" and "Coast to Coast", the bookstore, a post office, and several lounge areas for meetings or events. The Fine Arts Center houses the Eleanor Welch Casey Theatre and the Carney Art Gallery. The campus also features a Science Center, the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History, and a Fitness Center housing: dance studios, weight and cardiovascular equipment, basketball courts, a swimming pool, and newly designed athletic fields.
There are currently nearly 30 clubs and organizations, for students to get involved in. Students are also free to start their own clubs on campus with help and petition funding by to the college.
In 2009, Regis College underwent construction of its new athletic fields consisting of a turf field surface for field hockey, lacrosse, and soccer. As well, an eight-lane track surface was constructed around the fields, along with six new tennis courts, and softball diamond with lights. Within the athletic building are the gymnasium, a first class athletic training room, and the pool. The Mary Carr Simone Fitness Center, which holds state of the art Cybex equipment, six flat screen HD televisions, and 11 pieces of cardio equipment, can also be found inside the building.
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