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October 23, 2024Rider named top school for veterans, military spouses
By Hannah Newman Rider was named a top school for veterans and military spouses by a national ranking organization based on its efforts to continue…
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October 23, 2024Oct. 7 survivor shares story one year later
By Jake Tiger Liron Hacohen said life in Kfar Aza, the Israeli village she lived in, was “95% heaven and 5% hell.” She described a…
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October 23, 2024Rider alum shares stories as a congressional reporter
By Caroline Haviland On Oct. 9, in room 202 of Lynch Adler Hall, a crowd of people welcomed a familiar face back to Rider. With…
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October 15, 2024Student, Rider News staff member found deceased
By Jake Tiger Raven Syed, a sophomore actuarial science major, was found deceased in a residence hall Oct. 14, the university announced via community-wide emails.…
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October 9, 2024Presidential search committee sources student opinion
By Hannah Newman Following Rider President Gregory Dell’Omo’s retirement announcement on Sept. 10, the Board of Trustees started the search process for Rider’s next president.…
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October 9, 2024Rider drops Moody’s; seeks loan of up to $15 million
Correction: This story was revised Oct. 10 at 9:54 a.m. The original version of this story incorrectly stated that Rider was seeking an additional loan…
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October 9, 2024Young voters head to the polls
By Caroline Haviland With less than a month until the 2024 presidential election, voters across the country are sending their mail-in ballots and preparing for…
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October 9, 2024Security Briefs
By Raven Syed Auto-mow-bile accident Window whacker. On Oct. 3, at 1:08 p.m., Public Safety was contacted by a passer-by who reported that a vehicle…
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October 2, 2024Rider Rock makes groundbreaking move
By Jake Tiger Despite tectonic shakeups at Rider over the last two decades, the unwavering Rider Rock outside of the Bart Luedeke Center was always…
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October 2, 2024COVID dampens class of 2025’s involvement
By Jay Roberson Navigating a pandemic and the college admissions process was a tricky balance for most prospective students in 2021. They were transitioning away…
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