Media Mentions

"Dr. Hart’s work has spanned from behavioral neuroscience to cell metabolism and oxidative stress, and most recently to topics in cancer, including mechanisms of chemoresistance and cell–cell signaling within the tumor microenvironment. At the time of writing, he holds an h-index of 36, owing to his contributions to over 50 peer-reviewed publications and book chapters, and has authorship in multiple Q1 journals including Nature, PNAS, Cell Reports, and MDPI Cancers."

"Looking back on more than four decades with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, violist Dale Hikawa Silverman reflects on a lifetime devoted to music. The first Asian American woman to join the orchestra, Hikawa advanced through the ranks to become acting principal of the viola section, paving new roads as a Japanese American musician."

"It was there that she decided she “could do more” and joined CPS’ teacher residency program, which helps school staff and others earn a teaching license. Cox took classes while working and caring for her 14-year-old and 5-year-old."

"he came across Chicago Public Schools’ teacher residency program, which offers full-time, paid training for aspiring educators.  He filled it out and began taking classes at Roosevelt University in 2024. In May, he graduated with honors, an achievement he acknowledges was helped by encouragement and discounted tuition."

"Roosevelt University and the village of Schaumburg Tuesday launched a new business incubator program to assist suburban entrepreneurs at the now 30-year-old campus just north of Woodfield Mall.

The occasion was marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Roosevelt Incubator for Schaumburg Enterprises (RISE) program, followed by a full-day symposium of nationally recognized business leaders and innovators."

"He currently teaches at Chicago’s Roosevelt University, and is a founding publisher of Long Day Press, which prints novellas and chapbooks from emerging Midwest writers."

"Stephen Buckman of Roosevelt University, and co-editor Pernille Christensen provide a chapter on integrating sustainability case studies into real estate programs."

"Food historian Bruce Kraig, professor emeritus at Roosevelt University, said the city’s iconic hot dog emerged through..."

"Thirty years ago, Roosevelt University opened its doors in Schaumburg with a straightforward promise: bring high-quality, accessible higher education to the northwest suburbs and give it back to the communities that need it most. This year, as we mark our 30th anniversary serving the Village of Schaumburg and the northwest suburbs, that promise has only deepened overtime."

"'Typically, when you’re classically trained, you’re told not to move too much while performing. This had a lot more freedom: I could move the cello, I could allow myself to feel the music and move my body, and express what I was feeling,' said Graterol, who recently arrived in the United States to continue studying music at Roosevelt University."