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The 37-year-old Brown, a McDonald's All-American and Illinois Mr. Basketball at Proviso East High School and one of the most accomplished and popular athletes in University of Illinois history, brings two decades of collegiate and professional basketball playing and coaching experience after most recently serving as an assistant men's basketball coach for the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) since 2017.

At the end of the residency match process, Roosevelt notched a record 92% PGY1 match rate. Eleven pharmacy graduates will start their first-year postgraduate residencies in 2022.

It’s the end of the world as we know it in Roosevelt University’s Dystopian Literature and Film course.   In Professor Mick McMahon’s classroom, students learn about government control, environmental destruction and loss of identity — themes that feel all too relevant in 2022.

In Jenine Wehbeh’s social studies classroom, lessons don’t focus only on what the textbook says — instead, they cover

Age is just a number, if you look at what recent Roosevelt graduates have already accomplished. Meet 23 Roosevelt University alumni are taking the lead in Chicago and the country.

Roosevelt University finance honors students upgraded their resumes and all became certified Financial Modeling and Valuation Analysts (FMVA). On top of their bachelor’s degrees, the certificate will prove their skills and help attract recruiters.

Professors, students and friends filled the candlelit Fainman Lounge to celebrate the life of Professor Carol Brown. The interactive Perfect Love memorial honored Dr. Brown’s warm, compassionate spirit and her most closely held causes.

Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate students defeated three teams to win a hands-on development challenge, claiming $5,000 in scholarships.

Professor John Fountain and Roosevelt University alum Evan Moore won Lisagor Awards for their reporting.

Philosophy and political science students crowded around a conference table for the Montesquieu Forum, a thought-prov

Over appetizers and heartfelt toasts, the Joan Deutsch Herczeg Scholars welcomed nine new scholars for the fall and said goodbye to the first program graduates.

Roosevelt University students filled Ida B. Wells Lounge to celebrate campus leaders in an extraordinary year.