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This extraordinary Roosevelt graduate served in the only WWII military unit comprised completely of women of color.

Brandy is an accounting major on her way to earning both her BSBA in accounting as well as a master’s through Roosevelt’s accelerated program.

The Roosevelt University community mourns the passing and celebrates the life of civil rights leader, political scientist and alumni Charles V. Hamilton.

The acclaimed opera performer and CCPA alumna performed the first grand opera written about a historical person of trans experience for a singer of trans experience.

Nursing major Richard Perez is one of Roosevelt’s many forward-thinking students who has already secured a position in his chosen field of study following graduation.

The psychology student returned to higher education after an established career, and has started a new organization to support other adult students.

Roosevelt students and alumni the increased their exposure to new fields of work and networked with future employers.

This February, the Creative Writing program welcomed renowned poet Dr. Tara Betts to campus.

The Roosevelt University Women’s Leadership Council and Career Services office hosted a conversation between four distinguished women leading the way in finance.

The Chicago College of Performing Arts will be the host site for the 16th Annual Piano Competition of Orléans.

Taught by Mick McMahon, the English course examines future anxieties related to the government, environment and technology.

The second annual Women's Leadership Council Symposium on Economic Empowerment will focus on the intersection of economics and gender.