College of Business
Alumna joins NAACP leadership
Arlis Whalum (BSBA Accounting, ’80) was recently appointed chief financial officer of the oldest and largest civil rights organization in the United States.
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Alumna joins NAACP leadership
Arlis Whalum (BSBA Accounting, ’80) was recently appointed chief financial officer of the oldest and largest civil rights organization in the United States.
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Exchange holding company CEO gives keynote at Finance Honors induction
Ed Tilly, president and CEO of Cboe Global Markets Inc., spoke at the induction ceremony for the second Finance Honors Track program cohort.
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Roosevelt debuts graduate certificate in real estate development
The 12-credit-hour program, the first of its kind in the Midwest, can be completed in two semesters at the Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate.
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Alumni Week Hosted Accomplished HCB Graduates
During the second annual Alumni Week, 18 HCB graduates and business partners visited campus to share career insights with current students.
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Year in Review
News and highlights from Roosevelt’s six colleges.
Spring Forward: Lakers Athletics
Roosevelt teams used to playing in the fall and winter are making adjustments and plans for competitions after the new year.
Change & Resilience at the Center for Arts Leadership
Two things have been made clear this year: performing artists must stay strong in the face of global crisis, and we also must play our part in the fight for justice.