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Juneteenth arrives during a national conversation about the future of social justice in the United States.

A place of inspiration and promise is the way recently retired French/Spanish teacher and neighborhood leader Amy Lik

The Old Joliet Prison, made famous by cameos in Blues Brothers and Prison Break, is

On August 15, at the first concert since the pandemic shut down live performances across the country, Project 88 bega

This spring, reality TV insider Ericka Mauldin Porter joined the juicy series of guest lectures in Professor Montgome

�ؾ��� president Ali Malekzadeh and Robert Morris University Illinois president Mablene Krueg

The new Stronger Tuition Grant will award �ؾ��� students up to $5,000 in times of crisis.

Chicago, IL—March 9, 2020.   �ؾ��� and Robert Morris University Il

Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden (BA ’73) led a virtual conversation with Hillary Clinton and author Elaine Weiss a

Edward Knaggs graduated from the upstart �ؾ��� in 1945, in the first months of the school’s existence.

In April, alumna Patricia Aguilar watched on CNN as the U.S.

More than five decades ago, the Civil Rights Act outlawed discrimination by race, gender and religion.