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Roosevelt Honors Student and Faculty Veterans

We recognize the sacrifices and service of those who have worn the uniform, including many members of the Roosevelt community, and we want to extend our deepest gratitude for their dedication, strength and sacrifices they’ve made in service to our country.

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Roosevelt Health Science Administration Alumni Brings Passion for Community Engagement

“I want my professional career to uplift those underserved communities in Chicago first and foremost," he says. "And Roosevelt was the obvious choice for my goals.”

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Roosevelt University Awarded $2.75 Million in Federal Grants to Strengthen Student Support Services

The new and renewed federal grants from the U.S. Department of Education will strengthen academic, financial and mentoring support for first-generation and low-income students.

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Food and Friendship: How the Indian Student Association Builds Community

The group welcomes Roosevelt's thriving international student population to develop new connections and make Chicago their home.

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Roosevelt’s American Dream Reconsidered Conference Facilitates Vibrant Campus Discussion

Titled “Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt’s American Dream,” this year’s conference celebrated the University’s 80th anniversary by focusing on the institution’s namesakes.

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“This Degree Can Catapult Your Career”: A Q&A with MBA Candidate Erica Richter

Read more to learn how Roosevelt prepares Rickie for career success, fosters her interest in entertainment marketing and helps her navigate health challenges.

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Turning Personal Experience into Pathways: Izzy Banks Builds Inclusive Futures Through IO Psychology

Discover how Roosevelt prepares IO Psychology students like Izzy for careers in HR, consulting, organizational development and more.

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Two Degrees, One Purpose: Inside Daisy Galan’s IO Psychology/MBA Journey

Daisy was able to earn dual master's degrees and pursue her passion for the psychology of business through Roosevelt's incredible support staff.

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Aviana Holst Selected as Prestigious Lincoln Laureate Honoree

The Roosevelt University senior will receive a Medallion of Lincoln, a Certificate of Merit and a small stipend that can assist with tuition costs.

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Gain a Global Perspective with Roosevelt’s Study abroad Opportunities

Roosevelt’s amazing study abroad opportunities let you explore world-class cities and earn class credit at the same time.

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Larke Johnson Thrives on Campus with Disability Services Support

The Roosevelt junior was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at 10 months old, but with assistance from the Learning Commons and RU's mobility-friendly campus, she's succeeded in her Psychology program.

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Roosevelt Welcomes New Lakers to an Inclusive Campus with Opportunities for Lifelong Friends

Becoming involved at Roosevelt lasts far beyond orientation—the Center for Student Engagement and Intercultural Experiences oversees dozens of student-run organizations, and Lakers are encouraged to establish their own group to reflect their background or interests.

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