Ranger Grill Improvement Project

The RUSGA Executive Cabinet is nearing completion of the Ranger Grill Improvement Project.  The pub is scheduled for completion in Spring 2010.  To read more about the project, click here.  To submit a name for the pub, visit the Pub Name Submission Page.    

Community Garden Survey

The Regis University Berkley Community Garden will contain 23 gardening plots for groups of people to maintain. Each plot will be designated to at least 4 people. Gardeners will be students, neighbors, faculty, and staff. Most plots will be a mix of the various groups. The following survey is meant to gain information from interested students to form compatible groups with community members. Completion of this survey is mandatory in order to obtain a garden plot.

Click here to take survey

The executive cabinet is currently working with Physical Plant, Denver Urban Gardens, and local neighbors and businesses to establish a community garden on the Lowell campus. The plot will be on 53rd and Lowell, just north of parking lot 4.

On Sat. October 3, students, staff, facutly, neighborhood members, are all welcome to help participate in the groundbreaking of the garden.  Free food will be provided.  

For more information email Mickey Smith, Dir. of Community Involvement, at: smith308@regis.edu

RUSGA's website has gotten a face lift. Things are looking pretty snazzy. Feel free to explore everything that is: RUSGA.

Regis University Student Government Association (RUSGA) is the organization that encompasses all students in Regis College and aims to provide programming and activities as well as leadership for the betterment of student life. The association is made up of all clubs and organizations on campus, appointed directors, student government, and student body officers elected by Regis College students. RUSGA was created in the spirit of empowering students to take the lead in creating programming and organizations that are of the most interest to them. The leadership of RUSGA, headed by the three elected officers, works (with student input) to ensure that campus life at Regis is beneficial as a place of residence and a place of study and leisure.

All traditional undergraduate students at Regis are members of RUSGA. We work together to make the best of our college experience.

TRADITIONS

Regis University has been building traditions since 1877. It's RUSGA's job to maintain those.

RANGER DAY

Ask any Regis student and they will tell you that Ranger Day is one of the most important days at Regis. It’s an opportunity for the Regis community to get together and celebrate Regis. Ranger Day usually includes: live music, food & beverages, and fun activities and events.

Ranger Day 2009 was known as RANGETÖBERFEST.  As you can see, it was pretty great.