With a goal of obtaining his CPA license and exploring forensic accounting, Knowledge has a profound interest in accountancy and understands the importance of finding solutions to corporate problems while understanding the circulation of money in the system.

Alyssa Louise Geonanga is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Accounting (MSA), a program that allows her to merge academic excellence with hands-on experience in the field.

Psychology major Ely Adams discusses his time at Tilburg University in the Netherlands.

"The job market will continue to advance in a more sophisticated and inclusive way now and continuing into the future. This will vary by industry and the level of entrepreneurship especially regarding hiring confidence for the former and job gains and job creation for the latter."

The Psychology doctoral candidate and Commencement speaker has the mission to run every street in Chicago .

Kathleen Mahoney, who earned her Special Education LBS1 Graduate Certificate from Roosevelt in 2011, was recently awarded the Golden Apple for her work at Lake View High School.

Roosevelt’s Tutor 2 Teacher pipeline program allows Chicago Public Schools tutors who already have a BA to enroll in an alternative licensure program and earn an MA in Elementary Education.

The Musical Theatre major has written and produced several original works through the Chicago College of Performing Arts.

A nontraditional learner, deaf since age six, transgender and a former foster youth, Asher has brought their advocacy work into Roosevelt University classrooms, boardrooms and beyond.

The student-athlete, scholar and podcaster approaches basketball and journalism with the same energy.

With skill-building challenges and industry networking events, Roosevelt University supports young women who study computer science with a robust extracurricular support system.

The new members begin their three-year terms in June and bring a wide range of professional and personal leadership experiences.

On June 21st, Make Music Chicago returns for its 15th edition, and the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University is very pleased to announce that it has assumed the management of the festival.

In a powerful affirmation of its mission and future, Roosevelt University has announced the launch of the Legacy Fund, a new fundraising initiative made possible by a transformational $5 million gift from alumna Jane Stedman, B.A. ’75.

Students at Roosevelt University’s Schaumburg campus are working to accelerate chemotherapy, minimize allergic reactions and discover solutions to antibiotic-resistant bacteria—all before they step into a hospital or corporate laboratory.

The program pairs current students with working professionals in their desired career field to develop networking opportunities while still in school.

Fellows in this immersive program gain hands-on experience, build powerful networks and emerge ready to make a lasting impact on their communities.

"A new exhibit, 'Local Legends: African American Steelworkers of the Calumet Region,' will be on display at the Harold Washington Library Center from February 1 to April 30, 2025. Celebrating ASALH’s 2025 theme, 'African Americans and Labor,' the exhibit focuses on the experiences of African Americans in Chicago’s steel industry on the Southeast Side."   Bianca Milligan Garcia received her BA and MA in History from Roosevelt University.