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By Shaun Chornobroff WHEN deciding where he was going to attend college, Gabe Kennis narrowed his choices down to Rider and Michigan State University, ultimately…
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By Olivia Nicoletti On Jan. 27 Rider student Zachary Lodato, a senior organizational psychology major, passed away at the age of 24. According to a…
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By Felicia Roehm SUSAN Dougherty became the new department chair of the College of Education in the 2022 fall semester and hopes to help fight…
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By Kaitlyn McCormick EXACERBATED by the pandemic and pressing global issues, conversations surrounding student mental health and avenues for wellness have been pushed to the…
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By Jay Roberson FELIX Bird began his presentation “Composing for TV and Film” on Feb. 2 by giving each audience member a copy of his…
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IN 2017, Rider welcomed one of its largest freshman classes in recent memory. As a result, the school housed more than 2,000 undergraduate students that…
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By Shaun Chornobroff Catalytic Catastrophe Stolen parts. On Feb. 1 at 9:42 a.m. a student reported to public safety that their catalytic converter was stolen…
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By Amethyst Martinez AFTER teaching at Westminster Choir College (WCC) for 38 years, Rider professor Joel Phillips has reluctantly decided to retire. “The first people…
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By Jake Tiger AMID the bevy of technological issues across campus, Rider’s Office of Information Technologies (OIT) hosted its first series of town halls in…
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DURING Black History Month, multiple events at Rider will pay tribute to and celebrate the successes of African American people throughout history. This month, organizations…
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