Media Mentions

Read all about Kayla Morrissey's accomplishments, on the basketball court, the softball field, and now as Roosevelt's Athletics Admissions Counselor.

As Director-General for the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control in Nigeria, Moji Adeyeye, explains how her experience as professor of pharmaceutics, manufacturing science, and drug product evaluation at the College of Pharmacy at Roosevelt University in Schaumburg, Illinois, prepared her with the right tools to grapple with the challenge of running NAFDAC.

Associate Professor of Political Science, David Faris, was recently published in Newsweek, discussing the ramifications of recent Supreme Court rulings on the upcoming presidential election.

Led by Asier Doval Sanmartín, the Municipal Band of Coca are performing in Alcalá, Spain Sunday, April 14th, with the The Complutense Symphonic Band. Sanmartín previously studied Music at the Chicago College of Performing Arts. 

Miami International Holdings, Inc. (MIH) announced that Troy Kane has joined the company as President of Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEX™). Kane has also been appointed CEO of MIAX Futures, a newly formed company that will manage the futures businesses of MIH. Kane received his master’s degree in business administration from Roosevelt University.

In just his second season as men's basketball head coach, Dee Brown has won Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference coach of the year and lead the Lakers to the program's first conference title.

The study focuses on an activity in an exhibition at the Field Museum, in which visitors could partake in a community science project.

A devastating reality of raising children in America today is that parents must be prepared to talk to their kids about mass shootings. Psychology professor Steven Meyers explains some some basic principles.

 Roosevelt University won the 12th Annual Harold E. Eisenberg Foundation Chicago Real Estate Challenge in the  graduate division. The winning teams will receive a scholarship of up to $5,000. 

Five hundred diverse supporters showed their love for the late mayor, with expressions of thanks for uniting and grooming so many ethnic groups for Chicago’s raw and sometimes brazen politics.