Media Mentions

"As Black women, we have been screaming for centuries for people to see us [as] human beings,” says Lauryn Bergert, a 24-year-old clinical psychology doctoral student and undergraduate psychology professor at Roosevelt University. “We have been on the front lines for every single movement, but it feels like people continue to fail to show up for us."

"Ah, the holidays—when the air is filled with gratitude, warmth, festive treats and cozy traditions... But for others, the holiday season is a time of mixed emotions... If this is your situation, listed below are fun, heartfelt Friendsgiving ideas to create new memories, celebrate friendship and make this holiday every bit as meaningful as a traditional gathering with family."

Joseph received her MS in Integrated Marketing Communications from Roosevelt.

"What’s going on with higher education in Illinois? Join the League of Women Voters of Illinois on Thursday, Dec. 5, at 6:30 p.m. to hear from Ralph Martire, professor of public policy at Roosevelt University and executive director of the Center for Tax and Budget Accountability. Martire will discuss the state of colleges in Illinois, from school funding to equal access."

"Steve Schumacher has been promoted to Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer, effective immediately.

'Steve has consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to fostering a workplace where our associates feel valued and empowered,' said Mike Creedon, Interim CEO, Dollar Tree Inc.

Schumacher received his MBA and bachelor’s degrees from Roosevelt University in Chicago."

"I've been working together with a lot of the other really cool institutions in Chicago to make sure that collegiate itself is a good stepping stone for young kids to the pro scene, as well as just kind of making sure that people can find opportunities within esports. Right now, it seems hard to get a job in esports. It seems like it's really daunting. You just have to be the best player in the world to get a job in it, but you can do so many things within esports."

"As vice president of guest products & experience, Todd Traynor-Corey will oversee the strategic vision and operational execution of both Alaska’s and Hawaiian Airlines’ guest products and overall travel experience. His responsibilities include airport lounges, inflight food and beverage, inflight experience, inflight connectivity, contact centers and the broader premium guest experience.

He holds an MBA from Roosevelt University"

"Sahana Ramesh, a transformative leader in cloud computing, agile program management, and digital innovation, has over 13 years of experience driving efficiency and compliance for global organizations. As a senior executive, she has led pioneering initiatives, including multicloud unification across AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure platforms, ensuring PCIcompliant data security and expanding cloud solutions to new regions with substantial cost reductions in India and the UK. Her visionary approach is focused on building future-ready cloud ecosystems.

"The Movive Institute is coordinating the implementation of the Social Seal Program in Espírito Santo . The initiative trains, recognizes and certifies social impact initiatives of companies, public agencies and third sector entities, based on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

High-Level Speakers – The event brings together a team of renowned speakers who will share their experiences and success strategies:

"Fontana Unified School District students from grades five to eight can get a handle on the theater performing experience at the “Musical Theatre Camp” from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 16. The event is free for all students and they can learn how to dance, sing and act. It will be hosted at Henry J. Kaiser High School, 11155 Almond Avenue. A free pizza lunch and school theater-themed t-shirts will be available for participants.

"Trump has just about done it again—and the country’s largely swinging further to the right on down-ballot candidates and even some ballot initiatives. Why couldn’t the Harris campaign pull it off, and what do other key losses for the Democrats say about what Americans want?

Guest: David Faris, politics professor at Roosevelt University and contributing writer for Slate."