University News Releases
- College of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences Alumna Sarah Hamilla Appointed Principal of Glenwood Elementary School"Sarah Hamilla and several students gathered in front of a hallway bulletin board with the words “You Belong Here” on it. It’s a mantra repeated frequently in Kentwood Public Schools, and one that Hamilla feels the reality of since moving from Chicago to West Michigan in early summer and starting as the new Glenwood Elementary principal." Hamilla received her master's in Teacher Leadership from Roosevelt University.
- Heller College of Business Alumnus and Muralist Chris Devins Featured in Career Profile by the Hyde Park Herald"Devins said the project addresses what he calls “community greening,” referencing the broken windows theory that suggests maintaining and improving physical spaces can shape positive neighborhood behaviors." Devins received his Bachelor of Science in Finance from Roosevelt.
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Athletics News
- Early Miscues Haunt Lakers On The RoadRoosevelt could not overcome its early miscues as Saginaw Valley State defeated the Lakers 55-10 on Saturday in a Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game in University Center, Mich.
- Lakers Lose To Defending Champions At HomeRoosevelt received a taste of playing the defending national champions in a 66-0 defeat against No. 1 Ferris State on Saturday at Morris Field.
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- Roosevelt receives $5 million grant to expand stem doctoral programs and research facilitiesAwarded by the U.S. Department of Education and given to only nine institutions nationwide, the grant is part of a national effort to assist historically underserved student populations pursue a career in STEM fields and improve graduation rates.
- Roosevelt board of trustees accepting nominationsNominations for prospective candidates to serve on Roosevelt University’s board of trustees are being accepted now through February 15, 2024. Confirmed nominees will begin their three-year term in June 2024.