Though summer break began with the end of finals, more than 60 Regis students returned to 84th Street this week to participate in J-Term courses that allow them to delve into interdisciplinary topics outside the framework of the academic year. Read more: bit.ly/449ridf

As we approach the end of Ready to Do on June 30, we’re excited to share how we're reimagining our fifth floor thanks to support for this ambitious campaign. Next summer, we’re building a new STEM center that will revolutionize STEM learning at Regis. bit.ly/3T12zTz

This spring, we’re celebrating the retirements of Mr. Andre Anselme and Ms. Karin Miller-Lewis after years of dedicated service to Regis. Read more from the Spring issue of Regis Magazine: bit.ly/45D5j0N

“The best way to think of it is Google Maps for getting to the Moon.” Jim Lampariello ’09 has been obsessed with outer space for as long as he can remember. Now, he’s bringing the math he learned at Regis to his dream job. Read more from Regis Magazine: bit.ly/4egf6fw

Young alumni are building on the STEM knowledge they gained at Regis to pursue research at universities across the country. Here, three such Regians discuss their paths to doing work in areas of study with far-reaching potential. Read more: bit.ly/4l3Rxcu

Over the course of their four years, Regis students are asked to reflect on how they can best use their gifts in service of others, says President Rev. Christopher Devron, SJ. To support Ready to Do before the campaign’s close on June 30, click here: bit.ly/3E0IBnm

As our fiscal year comes to a close today, we invite you to support our 2025 Annual Fund to help ensure the continued success of Regis. Your support sustains our mission of providing a transformative, tuition-free Jesuit education. Make a gift here: bit.ly/446G5qz

Last week, seven members of Regis’s faculty and staff traveled to Omaha for the Jesuit Schools Network’s Colloquium on Jesuit Education, a triennial meeting of Ignatian educators. More than 450 attendees listened to keynote presentations and took part in small-group discussions.

Happy Feast of St. John Francis Regis! On this special day each year, Regis High School joins the Jesuits and the universal Church in celebrating our patron saint. We pray that God may continue to bless our community and instill in each of us compassion for all our neighbors.

Yesterday, 140 REACH students traveled to the University of Scranton and 54 candidate students who just completed fifth grade headed to Fordham University, kicking off our 2025 REACH summer. After three weeks, all will return for three additional weeks of programming at Regis.

Yesterday, we welcomed students to 84th Street for the first day of our new Regis Summer Institute, a tuition-free summer enrichment program for curious and motivated rising 8th grade Catholic boys. The program offers intensive, two-week courses in engineering and debate.

A group of Regians traveled to Germany last month as part of our Berlin Exchange Program. Students took tours of the city, visited the Sachsenhausen concentration camp and memorial, went to the Jewish Museum Berlin, and saw Sanssouci Palace.

Students in the Regis Summer Institute’s engineering program designed and built model truss bridges using wooden sticks. Teams like the one shown here then tested their bridge’s strength with weights and bricks.

Jin Kang ’25, who last year became the top-ranked U-18 men’s recurve archer in the United States, was profiled in a recent Men’s Health feature on the 25 Gen Z athletes “redefining sports excellence.” Read more: bit.ly/4nUggl9

We are deeply grateful to share that thanks to the extraordinary generosity of Regis’s alumni, families, faculty, staff, and friends, we raised a record $11.2 million in annual giving during our 2025 fiscal year! Thank you!

A group of Regians traveled to Quito, Ecuador, last month for a service immersion trip. There, they volunteered at the Fundación Familias Trabajadores, which was founded by Rev. John Halligan, SJ, and provides assistance to families in need.

We’re thrilled to announce that thanks to the tremendous support of our community, Regis’s Ready to Do campaign surpassed its goal and raised more than $84 million! Thank you for your support of Ready to Do and for your commitment to Regis. Read more: bit.ly/3TUzhGA

Students from Regis made two service trips to West Virginia this summer. In June, Regians traveled to Wheeling to help residents affected by devastating flooding. Then this month, students volunteered with West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Workcamps on construction projects.

Happy Feast of St. Ignatius Loyola! This morning, our school chapel was filled with our REACH students, joined by faculty, staff, and several Jesuits to celebrate Mass on this special feast. St. Ignatius Loyola, pray for us.

A group of Regians traveled last month to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where they helped teach students at the Zotung Catholic Refugee Learning Centre. The Regis students also took part in day trips to Batu Caves, the Petronas Towers, and Dutch Square in Melaka.