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Leslie Andrews, a ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ graduate student in hospitality and tourism management, was selected as one of

This spring, a Belmont-Cragin alderman received a series of phone calls from sixth graders who wanted to talk trash.

Board of Trustees chair Pat Harris introduces panelists at a recent Women's Leadership Council event.

Coming from the inner city, raised by a single mother with a high school education, Carolyn Jones (BSBA ’00, MBA ’02)

When Roosevelt alumna Sandra Harrison was growing up on the west side of Chicago, higher education wasn’t her primary

“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget ho

Alexander Fruin (BMA, ’19) has stepped into Detroit’s nonprofit scene as an associate director for 

For more than 10 years, Roosevelt alum Pola Henderson has been writing for clients on both sides of the Atlantic.

How can we improve society?

At the University of Chicago Urban Labs, alumna Nicole Wilson works with other public policy experts to address the m

For 793 days, the Illinois budget impasse polarized the state legislature and left crucial services without funding.

As we celebrate Martin Luther King Day, we remember the principles of social justice and life of an American hero.