Jordan Geriane Staff Reporter A small group comprising of people from various student organizations gathered in the Congress Lounge to discuss the reasons why voting is important to them and why they will emphasize the act of voting to… Read More ›
By Abigail Bovard Staff Reporter Under the Trump Administration, it could be possible that gender might be defined by biological sex. This means that someone who was assigned female at birth, or born with female genitalia, would be legally considered… Read More ›
Ayumi Davis Staff Reporter Through the Chicago-based organization Working In The Schools (WITS), Roosevelt offers a program every Tuesday, from 3:20 p.m. to 4:20 p.m., for students and staff to tutor and help fourth and fifth… Read More ›
By Drew Modjeski Copy Editor Roosevelt University President Ali Malekzadeh presented the family of Jimmy Dooley with a diploma for a degree in media studies during a reception held in Dooley’s honor on Oct. 8. Dooley died on Aug. 4,… Read More ›
By Zachary Wright Editor-in-Chief Beer is a familiar taste to those who belong to the German culture and for the Berghoff family, offering a taste of German culture is how they’ve made their living for over a century. The Berghoffs… Read More ›
By Samantha Latson Thousands of demonstrators marched from Federal Plaza to Trump International Hotel and Tower as a way to advocate for protection for Robert Mueller’s investigation dealing with the possible collusion of President Donald Trump’s campaign and Russia. The… Read More ›
By Will Dancer Staff Reporter Every day, the security guards of Roosevelt University sit at the check-in desks, filing paperwork and greeting students and visitors as they stream in through the revolving doors and into the elevators. Checking IDs and… Read More ›
By Spencer Stewart Staff Reporter It was a historic day at Auditorium Theatre on Nov. 3, as Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons returned to this stage for the first time in over 40 years. Frankie Valli and the Four… Read More ›
By Samantha Latson Staff Reporter On March 6, 1957, the Supreme Court decision in Dred Scott redefined what it meant to be a person of color in the United States. On Nov. 1 the The Montesquieu Forum, an annual series… Read More ›
