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

Panelists discussed fostering inclusion and leading with purpose in today’s evolving corporate culture.

Hosted by RU Proud, the event provided a space to honor the lives of transgender and gender-diverse individuals who have lost their lives to violence, while reaffirming the University’s commitment to equity and inclusion.

The event featured Dr. Molly Brigid McGrath, who visited �������� to explore the connections between education, freedom, storytelling and democratic life.

We recognize the sacrifices and service of those who have worn the uniform, including many members of the �������� community, and we want to extend our deepest gratitude for their dedication, strength and sacrifices they’ve made in service to our country.

“I want my professional career to uplift those underserved communities in Chicago first and foremost," he says. "And �������� was the obvious choice for my goals.”

The new and renewed federal grants from the U.S. Department of Education will strengthen academic, financial and mentoring support for first-generation and low-income students.

The group welcomes ��������'s thriving international student population to develop new connections and make Chicago their home.

Titled “Franklin and Eleanor ��������’s American Dream,” this year’s conference celebrated the University’s 80th anniversary by focusing on the institution’s namesakes.

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