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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson spoke about the intersection of activism and electoral politics at this year’s Mansfield Lecture.

Roosevelt was recently awarded a grant valued at over $182,000 from the Illinois Board of Higher Education to address housing insecurity.

Roosevelt’s Office of Veteran Services provides a variety of services to Lakers with a military background and their families.

The talents of CCPA’s voice program were showcased during the annual OperaFest event, which embodied the school’s commitment to showcasing performing arts to the wider community.

Over 42% of Roosevelt students identify as first-generation, and Roosevelt honored their achievements during a ceremony and reception in the Wabash Building.

Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson will be the featured speaker at Roosevelt University’s Mansfield Lecture to discuss forward-thinking approaches to policy and community activism.

Reproductive rights, classroom curricula and Black female activism were some of the topics discussed at the 2023 American Dream Reconsidered Conference held in October.

Connolly is currently General Counsel and Executive Vice President at Sinai Health System and is a member of the University’s Women’s Leadership Council.

Beginning in Fall 2024, Roosevelt will offer courses in a variety of disciplines allowing McHenry County area students to work toward their bachelor’s or master’s degree while living near home.

Actuaries use their strong backgrounds in math, probability and statistics to manage risk for their employers. U.S. News and World Report ranked actuarial science as one of the top 100 jobs of 2021 for its variety and booming prospects.

If you like solving puzzles or working with numbers, a mathematics or actuarial science degree could be your path to

In 1945, Roosevelt College was created in a courageous effort to make higher education more democratic. It was born into a world where racial, gender and religious segregation dominated colleges and universities.