Statement on Recent Violence in Israel and Palestine

Dear Roosevelt Community, In light of the recent escalation of violence in Israel and Palestine, we, as members of the Roosevelt University community, stand united in our commitment to peace, justice, and human rights. The events unfolding in the region are deeply concerning and we condemn all acts of violence and aggression that have led […]

Reaffirming Roosevelt’s Commitment to Inclusivity

To the Roosevelt Community, Seventy-seven years ago this month, on November 15, 1945, Eleanor Roosevelt dedicated Roosevelt College “to the enlightenment of the human spirit.”At that time, she also told the crowd of over 1,000 that: Here in this great city you have many, many races, many religions and in Roosevelt College those races and […]

Organizational Changes in Advancement and Enrollment Management

Dear Faculty and Staff, I am very excited to announce that we have a new Interim Chief Advancement Officer and Vice President of University Relations joining the Roosevelt community. Julia Brady will begin her interim six-month position effective October 5, 2022, and will be responsible for providing day-to-day strategic oversight for our advancement efforts, leading […]

Making Moves to Support Our Mission

Dear Roosevelt Faculty and Staff, The University leadership and Board of Trustees have announced new tuition rates for the 2023–2024 academic year. These rates are part of our overall Enrollment Growth Strategy, and just as importantly, will reinforce the University’s mission of social justice and the historical diversity of its undergraduate enrollment. We know that […]

Remembering President Emeritus Ted Gross, 1930-2022

Dear Roosevelt Community, It is with heavy hearts that the University announces the passing of esteemed President Emeritus Theodore “Ted” Gross (1988-2002). Ted passed away at his home in Evanston, Illinois, on August 16, 2022. He was 91. Ted leaves behind his wife of twenty-one years, Jody, and two children—Donna, who is a location scout […]