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Faculty, admin differ on cut-program input
By Jake Tiger Two Rider programs were cut over the summer following what the provost called “a conversation and an…
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CDI welcomes new director
By Grace Bertrand As the Center for Diversity and Inclusion faced a change in leadership toward the end of the…
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Navigation Office cut; faculty advising becomes focus
By Hannah Newman As the university balances an ongoing budget deficit, Rider administrators decided to cut the Student Navigation Office…
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Westminster dean looks to future on Lawrenceville campus
By Jay Roberson Despite hardships in the past, Jason Vodicka, associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, claimed…
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Security Briefs
By Raven Syed Mystery marijuana Sniffing sheriffs. On Sept. 9 at 9:44 p.m., Public Safety was dispatched to Gee Residence…
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Dell’Omo sees $104,789 drop in pay, tax forms show
By Jake Tiger RIDER President Gregory Dell’Omo deferred and cut $104,789 of his salary and benefits in fiscal 2023 while…
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Rider updates campus over summer break
By Caroline Haviland Each year when the familiar campus buzz dies down and students head home for summer break, Rider…
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Longtime biology professor passes
By Jake Tiger James Carlson, 88, a Rider professor emeritus, passed away May 30, according to a July 22 university…
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Dell’Omo undecided on extension, retirement
By Caroline Haviland Amid a period of financial uncertainty, Rider President Gregory Dell’Omo remained undecided on his future at the…
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Title IX aims to regain trust of student body
By Jay Roberson After recurring vacancies and changes within the office, Ryan McKinney took over as the permanent Title IX…
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