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As National Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, we want to highlight the mental health resources available through Regis and the ways the University continues to support the well-being of both students and the broader community.

Did you know? The Center for Counseling, Family and Play Therapy at Regis provides high-quality mental health services to the local community, offering both in-person and online appointments. These professional services are available to everyone on a sliding fee scale, and you do not need to be a student at Regis to access low-cost or free care.

Mental health matters every month of the year, and we are proud to support accessible care and compassionate resources for our community. 💙

Learn more: https://www.regis.edu/life-at-regis/student-wellbeing/regis-behavioral-health/center-for-counseling-family-therapy

From Boise, Idaho, to Aurora, Colorado, and soon Washington, D.C., Regis University students are making their mark in the scientific research community. 🧠🔬

This spring, a mix of undergraduate students in Regis' neuroscience and psychology departments represented the University at two conferences: The Rocky Mountain Psychological Association conference in Boise, Idaho, and the Women in STEM conference at the University of Colorado Anschutz in Aurora, Colorado.

Through hands-on research, conference presentations and collaborative lab work, students are gaining real-world experience while building confidence, professional networks and a sense of belonging within the scientific community.

This fall, nine Regis undergraduate students will take their work to the Society for Neuroscience’s annual Neuroscience 2026 conference, the world’s largest neuroscience conference — an exciting and unprecedented opportunity for the university.

These experiences reflect the power of undergraduate research at Regis, where students are supported not only as scholars, but as emerging professionals and future leaders in science.

Read the full article: https://www.regis.edu/news/2026/regis-life/05/regis-neuroscience-students-make-an-academic-impact