Media Mentions

"Born and raised in Milwaukee, Journal Sentinel business reporter Ricardo Torres tells the stories of the city that helped raise him and its residents.

'I decided to go to graduate school at Roosevelt University in Chicago and graduated in 2011.'"

"Morgan first encountered Anderson’s work when he was getting his MFA in creative writing at Roosevelt University and became enamored with the Chicago arts movements. He found so many women like Anderson in that history."

"Acclaimed harpist Kseniya Sushkevich talks about her early breakthrough at the Mariinsky Theater, her move to Chicago to study at Roosevelt University, and her work with the Lyric Opera of Chicago."

"Some colleges and universities with dorms maintain “in-and-out rooms,” beds set aside for short-term, emergency use, the way Roosevelt University in Chicago."

"Due to popular demand, Steppenwolf Theatre Company’s highly-anticipated production of Amadeus has added two additional weeks of performances, extending through Sunday, January 25, 2026."

Smith has been cast as "The Venticelli" in Amadeus. She graduated with their BFA in Musical Theater from the Conservatory at Roosevelt University.

"In the context of a growing environmental crisis, Krug has emphasized the need for Brazil to assume a leading role. For her, COP30, which will take place in Belém in 2025, will be a historic opportunity. 'The conference cannot be just about forests—we also need to discuss fossil fuels, energy, and social justice,' she told ABC."

Krug received her bachelor's degree in Mathematics and her master's degree in Probability and Statistics from Roosevelt University.

"'I fell in love with the industry, the energy, the people, and the fact that no two days are ever the same in our world,' said Phocas, now general manager of the Embassy Suites by Hilton Chicago Downtown Magnificent Mile. 'I quickly learned that hospitality rewards curiosity and hard work. It opens doors when you show passion and a willingness to grow. That’s exactly what kept me here.'"

Phocas is a professor of Hospitality Management at Roosevelt University.

"That record entailed visiting all 146 CTA train stations in less than 9 hours and 15 minutes, from the North Shore to Midway to the Loop to O’Hare and all points in between, via trains, buses and running more than 4 miles between stops. The record would require the trio to get off the train and take a selfie at every “L” stop."

"As we look toward 2026, the IT landscape continues to evolve at a rapid pace. The forces of digital transformation, persistent security threats, and economic pressures are compelling organizations to build more resilient, efficient, and intelligent infrastructure. For IT leaders, navigating these changes requires a clear vision and a practical strategy."

Gray received his MS in International Business from Roosevelt University.

"Rubbie Thigpen’s new book invites readers to reflect on the unbreakable bonds of family and the spiritual legacy that connects generations."

Thigpen received her master's degree in Educational Supervision and Administration.