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President’s Perspective
It is tempting to dismiss it as political posturing, but the debate over DEI is part of a more foundational debate over issues such as fairness and even about what it means to be American.
It is tempting to dismiss it as political posturing, but the debate over DEI is part of a more foundational debate over issues such as fairness and even about what it means to be American.
Sebastian Rodriguez reflects on his Latino identity—and his role in the global community—in the classroom and on the field.
Alumna Judith Levison reflects on her journey to Roosevelt and the late Ralph Meinking.
Friends of Roosevelt recently gathered to recognize Kiera Carpenter, an aspiring environmental professional, as the inaugural recipient of the Mayor Harold Washington Legacy Scholarship.
Franziska Miles plans to live out Roosevelt’s tenets of diversity, equity and inclusion into spheres that still have far too many barriers of entry for marginalized groups.