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On June 21st, Make Music Chicago returns for its 15th edition, and the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University is very pleased to announce that it has assumed the management of the festival.

In a powerful affirmation of its mission and future, Roosevelt University has announced the launch of the Legacy Fund, a new fundraising initiative made possible by a transformational $5 million gift from alumna Jane Stedman, B.A. ’75.

Students at Roosevelt University’s Schaumburg campus are working to accelerate chemotherapy, minimize allergic reactions and discover solutions to antibiotic-resistant bacteria—all before they step into a hospital or corporate laboratory.

The program pairs current students with working professionals in their desired career field to develop networking opportunities while still in school.

Fellows in this immersive program gain hands-on experience, build powerful networks and emerge ready to make a lasting impact on their communities.

The Black Student Union (BSU) hosts socials, networking events and guest speakers to spotlight Black excellence and provide low-pressure social activities for students on campus.

The week spotlighted student innovation across disciplines through oral presentations, poster sessions, performances and panel discussions.

Poet and scholar Erin O’Luanaigh examined how language, irony and performance shape relationships in the classic 1937 screwball comedy film.

Hosted by actor Parvesh Cheena and featuring Broadway star Courtney Reed, the event provided an evening of entertainment and reflection of the University's legacy.

Sara Sosa and Joabe Bayer Barbosa will share insight about their Roosevelt experiences and offer life wisdom to graduates and attendees.

Dr. Garcia, a professor in the School of Education at University of California-Berkeley, discussed measures to transform institutions and make them more accessible to students of all backgrounds.

Mayor Johnson and an esteemed panel joined Roosevelt President Ali Malekzadeh to explore how universities and city leaders can work in partnership to advance education, equity and civic opportunity.