by Aero Cavalier / Staff Reporter Psychology as both a major and a minor has gotten a lot of attention over the years, and it is now one of the most popular degrees available at Roosevelt University. Its flexibility is… Read More ›
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A Day in Andersonville
by Amanda Landwehr / Arts & Culture Editor Chicago is a city defined by each of its 77 unique neighborhoods. However, visitors to the city often choose to overlook some of these communities’ vibrant cultures in favor of staying exclusively… Read More ›
Mila La Morena Launches into Latinx Music Scene
by Richard L. Figueroa / Staff Reporter Mila La Morena is the artistic and confident alter-ego to Mila Diaz, who considers herself a more sensitive and insecure person. Her persona changes when Mila La Morena walks on stage—all her insecurities… Read More ›
Everybody’s an Artist
by Abigail Bovard / Staff Reporter When students pick their classes each semester, they generally tend to stick to classes that fall within their major so they can stay on track for their anticipated graduation date and Roosevelt offers hundreds… Read More ›
Meet Matthew!
by Andrea Lee / Staff Reporter International students are no strangers to the Roosevelt University community. They are strongly embedded in our school and help to enrich our community. I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with American Studies… Read More ›
