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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 Jay Roberson Amid the stress of internships, jobs and school, Rider held its third semi-annual Community Care Fair on Nov. 7 to alleviate students’…
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By Hannah Newman In honor of Veteran’s Day, American flags lined the Campus Mall in the shape of an “R” embodying the Rider community’s gratitude…
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By Klaudine Bessasparis Sister’s Secret Stash Party Favors. On Nov. 6 at 10:31 a.m., Public Safety responded to Zeta Tau Alpha on reports of a…
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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 Caroline Haviland Since Rider President Gregory Dell’Omo notified the university of his retirement plans for July 2025, the Board of Trustees has spent weeks…
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By Hannah Newman Rider has extended residency opportunities to Mercer County Community College students.The conversation began in the 2016-17 school year but died when the…
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By Grace Bertrand As tensions rise against Haitians and Haitian Americans across the country, Rider’s Haitian Student Association is standing firm in who they are…
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By Jake Tiger Rider will not lay off faculty or eliminate low-enrollment programs ahead of the Oct. 31 layoff deadline, the university provost announced in an…
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