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The PharmD student reflects on his Roosevelt experiences in and out of the classroom.

One of campus’ most active organizations, SPEED is focused on providing students with opportunities to connect with others and expand on their education.

With these funds, the University will continue to expand educational and research opportunities to its diverse class of graduate students.

The council's signature event provided networking opportunities for professional women in a variety of fields.

Nominations for prospective candidates to serve on Roosevelt’s Board of Trustees are being accepted now through February.

The exhibit features images from the acclaimed photographer’s travels through rural communities affected by the Great Depression and Dust Bowl.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson spoke about the intersection of activism and electoral politics at this year’s Mansfield Lecture.

Roosevelt was recently awarded a grant valued at over $182,000 from the Illinois Board of Higher Education to address housing insecurity.

Roosevelt’s Office of Veteran Services provides a variety of services to Lakers with a military background and their families.

The talents of CCPA’s voice program were showcased during the annual OperaFest event, which embodied the school’s commitment to showcasing performing arts to the wider community.

Over 42% of Roosevelt students identify as first-generation, and Roosevelt honored their achievements during a ceremony and reception in the Wabash Building.

Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson will be the featured speaker at Roosevelt University’s Mansfield Lecture to discuss forward-thinking approaches to policy and community activism.