Regis College

Regis students recently traveled to Hogar Immanuel, a part of Mustard Seed Communities in the Dominican Republic, to spend spring break serving others as part of the Center of Ministry and Service's annual Service Immersion Program.

Regis students recently traveled to Blessed Assurance, a part of Mustard Seed Communities in Jamaica, to spend spring break serving others as part of the Center of Ministry and Service's annual Service Immersion Program.

Regis students recently took part in the Center of Ministry and Service's Civil Rights Pilgrmage.

Regis students spent their Spring Break traveling to Georgia and Alabama for the Civil Rights Pilgrimage, had the opportunity to learn about the history of the Civil Rights Movement first-hand while actively engaging with contemporary, anti-racism efforts.

During the Spring of 2024, Regis students embarked on a service immersion trip to Montego Bay, Jamaica to volunteer for the Mustard Seed Community.

Regis students traveled to the Dominican Republic during their Spring Break to volunteer with the Mustard Seed Community, a non-profit organization that serves the needs of abandoned, disabled children.

Service immersion trips are a foundation of Regis' mission, culture, and community. Regis students spent the 2023 spring break on a service immersion trip to the Dominican Republic. On this trip, students volunteered at Mustard Seed Community Hogar Immanuel, located near Puerto Plata, a nonprofit that provides life-long residential care to children with disabilities.

Service immersion trips are a foundation of Regis' mission, culture, and community. Regis students spent the 2023 spring break on a service immersion trip to Los Angeles. On this trip, Regis students spent time in the Dolores Mission Parish in the neighborhood of Boyle Heights, right outside of downtown Los Angeles. The students worked with Homeboy Industries, a nationally acclaimed gang-intervention program.