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Roosevelt University students will perform in the world premiere of Pale Courage, an opera that follows the true story of one woman’s hunger strike for education.

Political science expert David Faris is available to speak on the political repercussions for Putin’s escalating invasion of Ukraine. Faris has spoken and written about the Russia-Ukraine conflict for The Week and on The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell.

Professor Norbert Cordeiro was elected president of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ATBC), a scientific organization with around 1,000 members from 70 countries.

Corey M. Williams will serve as the next associate provost for student affairs and dean of students.

Across Chicago, leaders at nonprofit organizations do work while they do good.

Alum Gabriela Lara’s moving and virtuosic violin performance earned her a career-changing prize in a competition for emerging string players of color.

This February, Roosevelt University will recognize Black History Month with a series of inspirational events for students and alumni.

Dr. Andrae Marak will serve as the next provost and executive vice president of academic affairs at Roosevelt University. His term begins March 1, 2022.

Cyber innovation leader Joseph Nocera has been elected to join Roosevelt University’s Board of Trustees.

With the support of professional mentors, Roosevelt University students can expand their networks, sharpen their professional skills — and, in Alison Elzinga’s case, land a dream job they never even dreamed of.

Roosevelt University faculty and alumni took home three awards from the National Association of Black Journalists. The group is the largest organization of journalists of color in the nation.

Last week, one hundred friends of Roosevelt University began the holiday season with leadership lessons from Mary Dillon, executive chair of ULTA Beauty.