New advisory board member Margaret Price shares her lessons on leadership and what we owe to others.

Actuaries use their strong backgrounds in math, probability and statistics to manage risk for their employers. U.S. News and World Report ranked actuarial science as one of the top 100 jobs of 2021 for its variety and booming prospects.

If you like solving puzzles or working with numbers, a mathematics or actuarial science degree could be your path to

In his new essay collection, The Most Fun Thing, creative writing professor Kyle Beachy documents a decade of skateboarding, teaching, marriage and aging. Beachy revisits his published work and contributes new pieces about what it means to keep skateboarding at age 40.

August 3, 2021 is Equal Pay Day for Black Women.

Cashew butter, grass-fed collagen, chicory root fiber: the short ingredient list on the back of DreamFuel wrappers so

The year 2018 was a big one for Roosevelt University alum Marlon Haywood.

The Newberry Library greets its guests with a sweeping marble staircase and grand chandeliers dating from its 1893 op

Jin-Ah Kim, Roosevelt University associate professor of early childhood education, writes about the ripple effect

Juneteenth arrives during a national conversation about the future of social justice in the United States.

Alumna Nicole Rhone was rising in the corporate human resources world, landing a six-figure job at a major company.

Some people’s lives seem to transcend time and place: They see the world in its entirety — its sorrows, its joys, its