While you are enjoying the holiday break, try to remain cautious so that you can identify and avoid potential cyber threats. Here are a few quick tips to help protect your home computer and personal information from scammers and attackers. 1) Change your WiFi password. If you’re working from home during the holidays, then always... Continue Reading

Roosevelt undergraduate students are able to take Columbia College of Hollywood courses this upcoming spring semester. You can find a link to these courses in the Coursefinder.  Please contact your academic advisor, if you’re interested in registering for one of these courses. Contact: advising@roosevelt.edu

Healthy Sleeping Habits As we gear up for finals week, it’s important to take care of yourself AND your brain. One way to do that is by making sure you are getting enough quality sleep each night. Please check out the attached infographic and sleepy hygiene log to help you develop good sleeping habits! Every Monday you... Continue Reading

As the holidays approach and online shopping increases, cybercriminals are stepping up their attempts to steal both your money and your sensitive information. One way to protect yourself is by being on the lookout for “phishing” emails. Pay careful attention to any email that asks you to click a link, download a file, or confirm... Continue Reading

It’s flu season! Did you get your flu shot? There is still time.  Tomorrow – Tuesday, 12/8/2020 1pm – 5pm – Wabash 14th Floor Rec Room *Bring your RU ID and your insurance card* Questions? Contact Res Life at reslife@roosevelt.edu

Amazing Apps & Online Resources Check out these list of apps and online resources to support you as you wrap out the semester. Three categories include: ·         Self-help and therapy skills apps ·         Mindfulness, meditation, and breath work apps ·         Apps for tracking moods, symptoms, and habits Self-help and therapy skills apps MoodMission (iOs and Android; free) MoodMission... Continue Reading

How to Identify a Job Scam Scammers are continuously trying to lure students into their employment scams with false promises that could cause potential harms. In the midst of COVID-19 especially, scammers are eager to benefit at the expense of students who are struggling during these rough times by providing too-good-to-be true opportunities. According to... Continue Reading

Enjoy event planning? Want to get involved? The SPEED Activities Board has Open Positions SPEED Activities Board has two open position for Spring 2021 for the University Collaboration & Outreach Coordinator and the Logistics & Assessment Coordinator. SPEED is a group of students that learns how to become event planners and provides the Roosevelt community... Continue Reading

Thursday, January 21 4:30 p.m. live on YouTube Please register for this event Roosevelt University’s Montesquieu Forum is hosting a live discussion, followed by Q & A, with noted political analyst Bill Kristol. Kristol will discuss “Further Reflections on the American Republic: Where Do We Go From Here?” Bill Kristol is founding director of Defending... Continue Reading