Seeds of Change in a Biodiversity Hotspot
Professor Norbert Cordeiro and Dr. Henry Ndangalasi are writing a book that will be an essential resource in the efforts to conserve the Eastern Arc Forests, one of the most biodiverse regions in the world.
President’s Perspective
I know that the list of problems we face as a University and as a nation is long. It is easy to give way to pessimism and despair, but that is when it is most important to choose optimism and hope.
Remote Learning in a State of Emergency
Professor Linda Pincham faced the same dilemma that educators are grappling with across the world as they try to make their courses matter in an ongoing crisis.
Alumni on the Front Lines of the Pandemic
Roosevelt University alumni shared what it’s like working on the front lines of COVID-19 and what gives them hope.
Tomorrow’s Health Care Leaders
The new College of Science, Health and Pharmacy will help students fill critical roles as socially conscious and compassionate health care providers, researchers and experts.
A Movement, Not a Moment
The Black Lives Matter protests this summer stirred a wave of promises from organizations in support of racial equity. Here’s how Roosevelt University is living up to our social justice mission.