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Thanks to the Learning Commons' peer mentorship program, Rodriguez can manage her academic calendar and maintain her strong advocacy for immigrant rights.

As the Lakers transition to an NCAA Division II program, no student has worked harder to promote the teams' success than Schuchaskie.

Designed for executives, entrepreneurs, consultants and experienced professionals, the 60-credit hour program can be completed in three years through a flexible hybrid format.

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The McNair Scholar and former Women in Business Club president discovered her voice through Roosevelt's Heller College of Business and plans to enter the nonprofit world.

The first-generation student has earned both a bachelor's and master's in Human Resource Management and become one of Roosevelt's most prominent campus leaders.

As the new semester kicks off, Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate is proud to welcome two new adjunct faculty members – each with over 20 years of real estate expertise.

Martinez feels "welcomed and empowered" in a community that uplifts her queer, disabled, and first-generation student identities.

Read more to learn how Roosevelt prepares Rickie for career success, fosters her interest in entertainment marketing and helps her navigate health challenges.

Daisy was able to earn dual master's degrees and pursue her passion for the psychology of business through Roosevelt's incredible support staff.

Leticia Ransom (MBA, ‘95) and Arica Latimer (MSHRM, ‘15) proudly maintain a decade-long friendship and share a connection with Roosevelt's Heller College of Business.

In this tenure-track role, Dr. Buckman will teach real estate courses at the undergraduate and graduate level, conduct research in the real estate field and provide mentorship to program participants.