Andrea Lee Staff Reporter Before their first year is even halfway over, freshman students are second-guessing their decision to come to Roosevelt. Although the reasons freshman want to leave are specific faults related to Roosevelt it is not uncommon for… Read More ›
By Hannah Ballerstedt and Abigail Bovard Staff Reporters Democratic Candidate J.B. Pritzker, whose campaign focused on deviating from the policies of the past four years, defeated incumbent Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner 54.2 percent to 39.2 percent in the Illinois’ midterm… 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 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 ›
Will Dancer Staff Reporter As the new school year continues to evolve and improve upon last year, so too does Roosevelt University’s Student Government Association. SGA has been taking strides to guarantee that the needs of the students are being… Read More ›
