by Reyna Estrada / Sports Editor Students may notice the lack of grab-and-go options in the cafeteria on the second floor, and the absence of Starbucks at the cashier station due to the decision to move those features down to… Read More ›
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RU Ready for Finals? How to End the Academic Year Strong
By Reyna EstradaStaff Reporter The end of the semester is one of the busiest times for college students. With final exams right around the corner, students may struggle to keep their grades up and end the academic year as well… Read More ›
RU Reacts: Do Small Class Sizes Really Benefit Students?
By Andrea Lee and Abigail BovardStaff Reporters Each Roosevelt student has their own unique reason for attending the university, from wanting to become active in the Roosevelt’s mission of social justice or simply because they were offered a good scholarship…. Read More ›
Polar Vortex 2019: How Homeless Shelters Helped Fellow Chicagoans
By Samantha LatsonStaff Reporter Chicago came to a frozen standstill as the polar vortex of 2019 seized the city. With temperatures colder than Alaska, many Chicagoans stayed home – turning up the thermostat and hunkering down under a warm blanket…. Read More ›
RU Remembers Jimmy Dooley
by Drew Modjeski Roosevelt University lost one of its own on Aug 4, 2018 when Jimmy Dooley, 22, died. Dooley was going into his senior year, and was finishing up his bachelor’s degree in media studies. Dooley was born in… Read More ›
