Media Mentions

"Starting January 1, 2025, Illinois will require enhanced pay transparency requirements. These changes align Illinois with a growing trend across the U.S. aimed at promoting pay transparency in hiring practices. Here's a breakdown of what this means for employers."

Desiree Throckmorton received her Master's in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from Roosevelt.

"Playing in a master class with Trifonov was 'a dream come true,' Furtado continued. 'It’s a source of inspiration for me. I definitely feel more motivated to practice and be more connected to the music after today.'"

Mateus Furtado recently started the performance diploma program at Roosevelt University

"West Bend Insurance Company announced on Tuesday they have added two new officers to their leadership team, including Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer Dee Brown. Dee holds a bachelor’s degree in Organizational Leadership and a master’s degree in Organizational Development, both from Roosevelt University."

"On today's 'Heart Of Mind, Radio for the NEW Millennium', host Kathryn Davis has a discussion with Dr. Jewel Pookrum on her system for understanding and healing the mind, and the art of bringing life into balance. Dr. Pookrum is a graduate of Roosevelt University in Chicago (1968), where she completed graduate work in clinical microbiology."

"Cafe CODA presents Justin Dilliard (Pianist) and Jumaane Taylor (Tap Dancer) for an exceptional performance!

Sat, Nov 30, 2024 at 7:00 PM

Cafe CODA, 1224 Williamson St, Madison, WI, 53703"

"The main reason for Illinois’ structural deficit is the state’s tax policy isn’t designed to work in the modern economy. While there are many reasons for this, one key principle of sound taxation Illinois lacks is having a stable tax that maintains revenue generation during poor economic cycles."

"He was a capable president who pushed major reforms through one of the most closely divided congresses in American history, and if our democratic institutions hold through 2028, his achievements will be better appreciated with time and perspective."

"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."