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By Lauren Minore “What happened at the George Washington Bridge was not a good thing. I hope it was my lowest moment of my life,”…
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By Stephen Neukam Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs DonnaJean Fredeen sparked fears about academic freedom when she issued a statement to faculty in…
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By Stephen Neukam In a private meeting with faculty, staff and students at Westminster Choir College (WCC), members of Rider’s administration revealed further plans for…
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By Austin Latanzio Dinning opinions have increased since the remodeled Cranberry’s opened on Sept. 23. The eatery in the Bart Luedeke Center has undergone a…
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By Hailey Hensley Popular advocate for restorative justice and the wrongfully convicted came to Rider on Sept. 30, 2019, to speak about his experience as…
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By Tatyanna Carman A new cybersecurity undergraduate program will be available at Rider in fall 2020, according to The Chair of the Department of Computer…
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By Lauren Minore Trenton Water Works advised residents in Trenton, Hamilton Township, Ewing Township, Lawrence Township and Hopewell Township to boil their water before ingestion…
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By Stephen Neukam Amid a peaceful protest and confrontation with university officials Westminster Choir College (WCC) students anxiously wanted to learn one thing: where their…
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By Tatyanna Carman Both burglary and domestic violence cases on the Lawrenceville campus at Rider increased between 2017 and 2018, according to the 2018 annual…
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By Jason Mount Rider students enjoyed interactive comedy with comedian Kellen Erskine on Sept. 18. in the Yvonne Theater. Students were eager to forget the…
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