Opinion

By Kaitlyn McCormick Returning to campus for the spring semester has allowed students to reflect on the jump back into in-person learning and its unexpected challenges.…

By Kayelena Brimage More students are laying off red meat and, if not going vegetarian, becoming pescatarians. A pescatarian is someone who follows a mostly…

By Luke Lombardi Be a man. Grow some balls. You cry like a girl. These are phrases almost every man has heard throughout their life.…

By Joel Phillips Last Thursday President Dell’Omo wrote to faculty about refusing to participate in academic program prioritization. Dell’Omo wrote, “I know that the prospect…

By Kaitlyn McCormick Multiple monitory and first-generation students at Rider have had to drop-out of university due to financial constraints, especially after implications of the…

By Tristan Leach Picking classes as a Baccalaureate Honors program (BHP) student is often a fun, yet slightly intimidating task. Which class is going to…

By Kaitlyn McCormick Since the move into integrate the Westminster Choir College (WCC) onto Rider’s Lawrenceville campus and the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, this…

By Dr. Margret Schleissner Under the banner of “prioritization” and “academic efficiency” with faculty “buy-in,” Rider’s administration is proposing to eliminate 20% of existing academic…

By Anthony Corbi Approximately 22 hours after the polls closed for the governor’s election in the state of New Jersey on Nov. 2, the Associated…