Keep Roosevelt University's 2015 Graduation at the Auditorium Theater

Roosevelt University, this is your time to prove we are really about social justice!

It is our responsibilty as students to hold Roosevelt University accountable for valuing people over their profits to challange their corporatization.

the students should come first! How are student's families and draft attendees ALL to find places to stay if held on the same weekend?

Roosevelt is all about ethics, and doing the "right" thing. Well, here's their chance to lead by example, and keep their promises they've given the student body!

The NFL will just make the place smell like a locker room anyway! The Auditorium Theatre is basically the best thing about this university, and graduation is practically our only chance to experience the space. How hard is it to change the academic calendar?

That'd be insane of Roosevelt to take this away from their students...

respect the graduates!

Let the students have they deserved graduation!!

Why would graduates need a different venue. The nfl can go somewhere else.

Lets honor their hard work in their own auditorium

should be able to graduate in there own school

I remember when I participated in this years Fall Provocation, I remember President Middleton specifically highlighting the fact that students enter the Auditorium Theater for their provocation and they also get to walk across the stage in the Auditorium Theater to receive their hard-earned diploma. To do this to 2015 graduating students is a slap in the face considering how much tuition here at this institution.

Are we going to put football before the accomplishments of our students????

I think the University should move the graduation date of the 2015 graduating class.

Class of 2002!

Roosevelt university please note that Students should come first

The students and parents that have paid tuition should get first pick at the use of the Auditorium Theather for graduatio.

there is no reason Roosevelt university should not change the date other than monetary ones. Hope they make the fair decision when it comes to putting us students first.

I have paid thousands of dollars to this school and should get to graduate in the Auditorium just as other classes have.

As a 4th year student at Roosevelt University who has dedicated much of her time to the campus and fellow students, and who has spent thousands of dollars out of pocket to remain attending, it is extremely important to me as well as my family that I am granted the opportunity, the right, to walk across the stage I was promised as a freshman. As much time and money I have spent here, that is the least I could ask for.