On your mark, get set...

...go! Runners and walkers start the Walk Me Home 5K on Saturday. This event was the culmination of a week of events planned to raise awareness of the huge need for adoptive families for the 500,000 children in foster care throughout the nation.

Walk Me Home and other events during the week raised nearly $4,000 for the Up Center, a local agency that trains foster parents, cares for foster children, and excites people about adoption.

Thanks to Tracy Hasse, a 1L and Walk volunteer, for this great picture.

Walk Me Home

A Phi Alpha Delta member spends some time in Robertson Hall telling people about an exciting event coming up next week.

Walk Me Home 5K run/walk is the culmination of Focus on the Children, a week of events at Regent celebrating National Adoption Month.

All proceeds from the walk will provide training for foster parents and increase awareness of the 1800 children in Virginia that are waiting to be adopted.

For more information visit www.regent.edu/walkmehome and www.regent.edu/focusonthechildren.

Bound for the Chili Bowl!

Friday, November 6, at noon, the 2L and 3L flag football teams go head-to-head for bragging rights to the Chili Bowl Championship.

It has been a good number of years since the Chili Bowl has hosted law team against law team. And this week's game is sure to be a battle as the 2L team, "We're Huge in Japan," defends the title against "Bro Montana," the 3L team.

Enjoy homemade chili with the entire Regent community at 11:30 a.m., along with children's activities, music, and other food and drink.

Bro Montana's biggest fan, Anastasia Kranias, captures Brent Vincenzes of Bro Montana as he jumps for a pass in the photo above.

Joint Chapel with South Korean Sister School

Tonight, Regent students will share a special time of fellowship with law students at Handong International Law School.

A joint chapel service - live at both Regent's Virginia Beach campus and at Handong's South Korea campus - is a treat for the schools that already share a special relationship.

Professors and students regularly swap campuses, and students at both schools work seamlessly to publish the Regent Journal of International Law.

Law Review Hosts Judge Napolitano

After months of preparation, the annual Regent Law Review Symposium successfully packed the house last weekend. The event set out to answer, "Does the Government Ever Go Too Far in Regulating the Media?"

Judge Andrew P. Napolitano of the Fox News Channel was the guest speaker on Friday night. During the kick-off banquet, he defended the Constitution and our 1st Amendment freedoms. He poses here with the Law Review staff.

Law Library

The Law Library collection was donated to Regent by Oral Roberts University at the conception of our law school. The contents were carried from Oklahoma to Virginia Beach in 10 tractor trailers.

The collection has grown to 395,000 volumes and is varied and broad, bringing 10-20 local attorneys to the shelves for research each day.

Regent Moot Court Cup

A panel of 3L Justices tabulates the final scores of competitors in this week's Regent Cup competition.

The annual competition, open to Regent 2Ls, helps the Moot Court Board decide on membership for the competitive organization.