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In the fall of 2020, one thing standing between Elsa Medhin and her ��������Ƶ degree was her final interns

Remarkable women have been part of ��������Ƶ since its founding in 1945, starting with the first advisory

Ellen Chamblee ’22 describes the challenges and triumphs of earning her master’s degree in voice performance duri

While the Cook County Board might not be the most well-known arm of government, it serves millions of people in the n

Piano salesperson. Music teacher. Community programs manager.

When Melissa Bean (BA ’02) arrived in Congress, there were no women’s restrooms on the House floor.

On the road to graduation, ��������Ƶ senior Cirrus Lingl is gearing up for the karate Olympic qualifiers —

This winter, ��������Ƶ pharmacy students won the unanimous support of their peers with a policy proposal a

At the 2021 State of the University address, President Ali Malekzadeh recognized 28 members of the Roosevelt communit

Five ��������Ƶ students were chosen for the selective Al Golin Fellowship, an opportunity to attend worksh

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��������Ƶ and the Roosevelt Adjunct Faculty Organization (RAFO) have signed a new three-year contract that