As Roosevelt University prepares for its second annual day of giving on Thursday, April 20, community members are stepping up to help reduce financial barriers for prospective students and families.
The Director for International Students and Global Scholar Services helps Roosevelt’s international students assimilate into the University, Chicago and life in the U.S.
In honor of Women’s History Month, Roosevelt University’s Women’s Leadership Council will host its inaugural special topics symposium on Thursday, March 23 at the University’s downtown Chicago campus.
Embodying Roosevelt’s commitment to social justice, Richard Wallace (BA Sociology, ’16) continues to enact the University’s mission of diversity, equity and inclusion as the executive director of nonprofit EAT (Equity and Transformation).
Roosevelt University joins the Mayor Harold Washington Legacy Committee (MHWLC) in remembering Josie B. Childs, founder and long-time president of the committee.
Hosted by the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center in Skokie, the evening included a performance held in the Goodman Auditorium followed by a Q&A with the production’s performers and members of CCPA’s voice program.
Four CCPA alumni and former students are involved in an original musical that will make its world premiere this February at the Den Theatre in Chicago’s Wicker Park neighborhood.
The University offers a diverse slate of mental health initiatives that allow Lakers to find a healthy balance between a centered mind and academic achievement.
This Thursday, Roosevelt students and members of the University’s volleyball and basketball teams joined the Office of Engagement, Equity and Inclusion for the MLK Jr. Day of Service.
