Personifying DEI through determination and an open heart
If you want something done, give it to a busy person. That adage easily applies to Lyvette Medina Jones and her ability to juggle work and family with volunteering in her community.
A big change in tuition is brewing for the incoming class of 2023
A recent study by University of Chicago National Opinion Research Center revealed that Americans see the cost of education as the No. 1 barrier to completing a degree or beginning college.
A philosophical approach
In fall 2012, Roosevelt University’s Wabash Building opened — making history as the second tallest academic facility in the United States.
Standing up for what is right
The Untermyer Award honors Long’s many proclivities: nominees are professors who are prolific in their subject area, are innovative in the classroom and combine their teaching with activism.
Our Ted Talk: Remembering President Emeritus Theodore Gross
Ted Gross was a great leader. A man with transforming ideas, which he enthusiastically shared. He had great expectations for us. Above all, his legacy was defined by hope.
The City and The American Dream
Cities have served as key sites of economic innovation and growth, cultural self-expression, and central American ideas, such as the melting pot. This makes the city an ideal lens through which to think about the American dream, especially at Roosevelt University in the heart of Chicago.