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Roosevelt creates new tuition grant to aid students in need

The new Stronger Tuition Grant will award Roosevelt University students up to $5,000 in times of crisis. For many students, the one-time, need-based grant could mean the difference between returning to Roosevelt and staying home in the fall.

Four tiled pictures of Roosevelt students walking outside the Auditorium Building and in the classroom
Pharmacy students Alina Choudhari, Ehinose Uduehi and Maryam Alebraheem
Pharmacy students pass policy at APhA-ASP regional meeting
4/8/2021

This winter, Roosevelt University pharmacy students won the unanimous support of their peers with a policy proposal at the APhA-ASP regional meeting. The national organization gives a voice and professional development opportunities to student pharmacists.

Troy Gaston leads the crowds during a post-election rally at Daley Plaza in downtown Chicago on Nov. 4, 2020.
Chicago Tribune: Activist Troy Gaston protests social injustice as one of many or on his own
4/6/2021

Troy Gaston has a tendency to vibrate when he talks about social justice. It’s the enthusiasm for the topic.

Photo of professor Debra Orr with her book, Team for Change
New faculty book offers guidance on change in the modern workplace
4/5/2021

On April 8, Roosevelt University professor Debra Orr published her first book, a practical handbook for working through the organizational change process.

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RU In the Media

WGN Radio features Roosevelt and Robert Morris presidents on charting a future course in higher ed
3/17/2020
Shout Out by Chicago Tribune’s Evanston Review: Q and A with Roosevelt’s head of orchestras
3/4/2020
51 Murders: Roosevelt University journalism students make case for serial killer on WLS Podcast
3/4/2020
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Faculty Experts

COVID-19 vaccine: Roosevelt experts can discuss how it works, rollout
12/23/2020
2020 election: faculty experts can discuss voting behavior, Fair Tax
10/27/2020
Roosevelt expert can discuss changing abortion landscape and its impact on families
6/5/2019
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Roosevelt Stories

How one student built an “amazing” relationship with her mentor
4/9/2021
Meet the Dean: Six Questions with Dean Cami McBride
3/31/2021
What’s it like to be a voice student during the pandemic?
3/9/2021
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Roosevelt Review

President’s Perspective
11/17/2020
Year in Review
11/17/2020
Leaving a Roosevelt Legacy
11/17/2020
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Contact the Office of Marketing and Public Relations

PR professionals at the University handle all media inquiries, including requests for interviews, speaking engagements and subject matter experts.

Nicole Barron
VP of Marketing and Communications
nbarron03@roosevelt.edu
Phone: (312) 341-2114

Roosevelt University Policy Regarding Media Inquiries

All calls and inquiries from the media should be directed to Nicole Barron at (312) 341-2114, nbarron03@roosevelt.edu or to the University’s Office of Marketing and Public Relations at 312-341-2343.

Also contact the Office of Marketing and Public Relations at 312-341-2343 in the event of filming or a request to do filming on campus, as prior approval is needed.