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In his Op-Ed "Kamala Harris Gives Bracing Speech but Doesn't Leave It All on the Field," professor David Faris evaluates Vice President Kamala Harris's speech on the closing night of the DNC. 

Tiffany Tatreau has co-authored a new book with English professor Rachel Feder analyzing Taylor Swift's lyrics through a literary lens. "Taylor Swift by the Book: The Literature Behind the Lyrics, from Fairy Tales to Tortured Poets" is slated to be released on November 26, 2024. Tatreau holds a BFA in Musical Theater from Roosevelt.

Saxophonist Akzhol Isin joined musician Polina Hanym during a performance entitled "Rhythms of Brazil" at the Astana Opera in Astana, Kazakhstan. Isin graduated from Roosevelt's Jazz and Contemporary Music program.  

Brian Arnet has recently joined the advisory board of "Big Sky Franchise Team," a franchise development company. Arnet holds an MBA Roosevelt.

Cybersecurity expert, alumni, and board member of the "RU Center for Cyber and Information Security" Nick Espinosa was recently featured on the "Dark Rhino Security" podcast. As the featured guest, Espinosa shares his expertise on the role of Chief Information Security Officers in corporate Cybersecurity. 

Public Policy Professor Ralph Martire lays out a plan to, "close Chicago's $34 billion pension gap," in a feature for the Chicago Reader.

The News Gazette celebrated Coach Dee Brown's 40th Birthday with an article featuring career highlights and his accomplishments with the Roosevelt Men's Basketball team. 

In an Op-Ed for Newsweek, Professor Faris shares his insight into the success of President Biden's at the first night of the Democratic National Convention.

Ron Williams received his bachelor of arts in Psychology from ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ. Read more about his story here.

Professor David Faris shares his thoughts on Vice President Kamala Harris's running mate selection process. To hear his thoughts, cut to the 26:50 mark of the interview.