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By Grace Bertrand ONCE the lights turned on and the Franklin F. Moore Library was dressed in a glimmering glow, the inclusive, holiday festivities began.…
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By Libby D’Orvilliers Walking past leftover Halloween pumpkins and candy wrappers strewn across the sidewalks, I entered my job with an optimistic autumn attitude. Upon…
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By Caroline Haviland As the hunt for Rider’s next president slowly pushes forward, so do the newly announced members of the presidential search committee, who…
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By Grace Bertrand With a total of 65 countries represented in Rider’s student body, the university is widely acknowledged for its diversity. However, Rider’s fall…
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By Sofia Santiago and Maggie Kleiner As the blue stage lights rose and the first pluck of a violin sounded, a portal into the world…
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By Jake Tiger A flight from New Jersey to Kansas typically takes five or six hours, but because it was his first time flying, Kevin…
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Harris, Democrats show no ‘fight’ in defeat By Jonathan Mason The results of what was assumed to be a close 2024 presidential election left many…
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By Jake Tiger Outside the Bart Luedeke Center, five Rider students, each filled with anxiety and excitement, filtered into a small, white shuttle bound for…
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By Rich Saile Rider men’s soccer traveled to New York on Oct. 30 to shut out the Manhattan Jaspers 2-0 before tying 2-2 with Marist…
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