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Photographer Paul Newton and Artist Victoria Mitchell feature individual collections along with a collaberation.  

Join Prof. Cindy Aalders on Thursday, April 3, for the book launch of The Spiritual Lives and Manuscript Cultures of Eighteenth-Century English Women: Writing Religious Communities. The event will take place at 7 pm in the Regent Chapel.

Our new Art in the Stacks exhibit, Chantelle Cook's "Recollection" is on display until November 15.

ARTIST BIO  

Chantelle Cook is a Canadian-born artist currently based in Orlando, Florida, with a  creative journey that has woven through various...

Artist Talk - Bailey Carrick

Word/Flesh

Thursday, May 16, 12-1pm

Library Seminar Room

Bailey's linocut alphabet series serves as a mesmerizing homage to the power of language, echoing the divine essence encapsulated in each letter. Through...

From March until August 2024, we will be featuring the artwork of Regent graduate Stephanie Martens in an exhibit entitled "Old Stones."

Artist Statement

While studying at Regent College, Stephanie was profoundly influenced by her exploration of...

The Allison Library invites you to an informal introduction to The St. John’s Bible Heritage Edition and our Rare Books Collection. This drop-in display will take place in the Atrium on Wednesday, January 24th and 31st (12:00 pm - 1:00 pm). We will...

More snow is expected tomorrow and tonight has freezing temperatures which will create icy conditions for commuters. As a result, the library will be closed. Our apologies for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience.

Due to anticipated weather conditions, the library will be closed on Wednesday, Jan. 17. We will reopen at 8:00 am on Thursday, Jan. 18. 

Stay safe and warm everyone!

There is some exciting new Art in the Stacks coming this month to the library! Bailey Carrick's exhibit Word/Flesh will be featured on the east and west walls of the Allison Library until May 2024. Bailey is the program coordinator for Creative Life...

Join us on November 30 for a Rare Book Talk with Regent's Professor of Spiritual Theology and Christian History, Bruce Hiindmarsh. Dr. Hindmarsh will be speaking on his latest book, Amazing Grace: The Life of John Newton and the Surprising Story...