Media Mentions

"The Movive Institute is coordinating the implementation of the Social Seal Program in Espírito Santo . The initiative trains, recognizes and certifies social impact initiatives of companies, public agencies and third sector entities, based on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

High-Level Speakers – The event brings together a team of renowned speakers who will share their experiences and success strategies:

"Fontana Unified School District students from grades five to eight can get a handle on the theater performing experience at the “Musical Theatre Camp” from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 16. The event is free for all students and they can learn how to dance, sing and act. It will be hosted at Henry J. Kaiser High School, 11155 Almond Avenue. A free pizza lunch and school theater-themed t-shirts will be available for participants.

"Trump has just about done it again—and the country’s largely swinging further to the right on down-ballot candidates and even some ballot initiatives. Why couldn’t the Harris campaign pull it off, and what do other key losses for the Democrats say about what Americans want?

Guest: David Faris, politics professor at Roosevelt University and contributing writer for Slate."
 

"Meanwhile, the 'Diversity and Inclusion Lounge' within the 'Gender Justice Center' at Chicago’s Roosevelt University is offering a 'Post-Election Calm Space.'

'No matter the outcome everyone has feelings about the election. Whether you want to debrief in groups or step away to a quiet place, your feelings are valid,' the event states. 'Roosevelt staff will support you.'"

"Last night Americans decisively elected Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States. Unlike in 2016, Democrats don't look like they will have the popular vote/Electoral College split to fall back on as a rationalization."

"The interminably long presidential campaign of former President Donald Trump is finally winding its way down to its conclusion. Win or lose, this is almost certainly the last time he will appear on our ballots. Not even this Republican Party could be self-destructive enough to nominate him a fourth time at age 82 in 2028 if he loses this year."

"Unlike other urban legends like Bloody Mary, whose name is called three times (or sometimes more, depending on local lore), the calling of Candyman has its roots in a true story. True-crime host and Chicago native Dometi Pongo dives deep into the reality behind “Candyman”—the tale of a real woman named Ruthie Mae McCoy."

Joseph received her MS in Integrated Marketing Communications from Roosevelt.

"Mayor Johnson’s budget still relies on one-time fixes. Springfield can help by adjusting city’s pension debt repayment and allowing city to share more state revenue, budget expert Ralph Martire writes."

"In an Oct. 24 Newsweek op-ed, “The Kamala Harris Campaign Is Leaning Into a Losing Strategy,” David Faris, a political scientist at Roosevelt University in Chicago, is more outspoken than Borosage, pre-emptively faulting Harris."

"This brings me to what might be my most controversial observation, one that often raises eyebrows in the halls of WSHU: Public radio fans are remarkably similar to professional wrestling fans. In fact, I’d argue they’re nearly identical in certain key aspects. Yes, I said identical."