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Advising
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You can use Navigate to schedule an appointment with your advisor. Open Navigate and select "Appointments" to get started.
Blackboard
Blackboard is Roosevelt's online learning platform.
Campus Life
Get involved with student orgs, and explore dining, living, and working on campus.
Events: Academic Calendar
Events: Athletics
Events: CCPA Performances
Events: Laker Connect
Upcoming events from Laker Connect, the student engagement platform run by the Center for Student Engagement & Intercultural Experiences.
Financial Aid
Need Help?
Email fas@roosevelt.edu, or start a virtual meeting with Financial Aid Services Monday - Friday, 10am - 3pm.
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News: Athletics
- Roosevelt Finishes 4th At Boilermaker Baker ShootoutThe Roosevelt bowling team took a big step forward Sunday with a fourth-place finish at the Boilermaker Baker Shootout.
- Blocked Kicks Not Enough For Roosevelt Under The LightsRoosevelt's special teams came up with a pair of big plays, but it was not enough for the home team to win the battle of the Lakers on Saturday night at Morris Field.
- Mewes Powers Lakers Into GLIAC SemifinalsFynn Mewes fooled the goalkeeper on a penalty kick in the 60th minute for the winning goal in a 2-1 victory over Parkside in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference quarterfinals Saturday in Wisconsin.
- Sarnicola Sets Record In Season-Ending DefeatRoosevelt closed out its season Saturday morning with a 2-0 setback against Saginaw Valley State at Morris Field.
- Roosevelt Loses At No. 1 Ferris StateRoosevelt fell to top-ranked Ferris State in straight sets Friday night in Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference action in Michigan.
News: University News
- Program Director of Piano and Harp Winston Choi to Perform Guest Recital at the The North Central College Sonata Sonatina Festival"7:30PM Sat., Nov. 14: His program will move from the music of Schubert and Beethoven to a collection of works inspired by water. Following intermission, music by Amy Beach, Mel Bonis, Szymanowski, Takemitsu, Debussy, Murail, Decaux and Godowsky will explore water in its many forms, from stillness and movement to reflection and resonance. Together, the works offer a journey through different approaches to sound, color and texture at the piano. The performance begins at 7:30PM in Wentz Concert Hall."
- Chicago College of Performing Arts Alumnus Derek Van Barham Directs Production of "Sunday in the Park with George" at the Chopin Downstairs Studio"The first Chicago storefront production Sunday in the Park with George in over 15 years is directed and choreographed by Producing Artistic Director Derek Van Barham. After completely selling out its original run, Kokandy Productions is pleased to announce four added weeks of performances for its critically-acclaimed revival of Stephen Sondheim’s stunning masterpiece Sunday in the Park with George, now extended through Sunday, November 29, 2026 at the intimate Chopin Downstairs Studio, 1543 W. Division St. in Chicago." Van Barham received his MFA in Acting from the Chicago College of the Performing Arts at Roosevelt University.
- Roosevelt University’s BRIDGE Project Dedicates $3 Million to Strengthen Academic Programs and Workforce Skill Development through Emerging TechnologyRoosevelt University equips students and faculty with skills for the modern workplace, and the new RU BRIDGE Project (short for Building Resilience, Innovation, Development, Graduation and Employment) will ensure that the University community can maximize the practical applications of artificial intelligence.
- Pulitzer-Prize Winning Author Nikole Hannah-Jones Headlines 2026 American Dream Reconsidered ConferenceHannah-Jones was among many visiting academics, historians and activists who explored the nation’s ongoing struggle to fulfill its founding promise of liberty and equality for all.
- Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Anne Kirkner Discusses Sexual Assault on WTTW"According to Anne Kirkner, a professor of criminal justice at Roosevelt University, the options students have to look for recourse often leave victims of sexual assault unsatisfied with the outcomes. For Title IX investigations, the length of the process and a lack of transparency from the university 'just show the survivor that the process is sort of the punishment,' Kirkner said."