Dr. Jeffrey Ventrella continues our series on the administrative state by brilliantly describing how our government now functions with the growth of this "fourth branch".

Regent Law students learn about faith and the practice of law from Regent University Chancellor Gordon Robertson, at law chapel. 

Theo Wold, Director of the Administrative State Project for the Claremont Institute discusses how the administrative state functions and effects the lives of every day Americans.

Chief Legal Officer and Policy Director at the Cicero Institute, Jonathan Wolfson, describes how agencies within the administriatve state funcition - including his experiences from working at the Department of Labor. 

Third year law student Caleb Pirc interviews Dr. Weinberger about his unconventional path to law school and eventually clerking in the U.S. Supreme Court.

Chidi James, attorney and the 85th President of the Virginia State Bar, shares stories from his faith and legal practice at law chapel.

Hear two 3L's share about how God and the Regent Law community impacted their lives while in law school. 

Get a glimpse into the encouraging culture among Regent Law students at the Spring 2024 Book Awards, which celebrates academic excellence from the previous semester.

Jim Campbell, chief legal counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom, discusses political accountability and litigation involving the administrative state.

Professor of politics at Hillsdale College, Joe Postell, discusses the oversight, interests and history of the administrative state.

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