Rider administrators plan to lay off 25% of its full-time faculty by Dec. 31, after the university was placed on probation because of its financial standing, according to the March to Sustainability ...

Student scholarships for athletes, student government leaders and student media are set to be cut by fall 2026, along with millions of dollars of wages and benefits from faculty, in efforts to pull ...

Rider’s annual Plant-A-Flag supports community members for Veterans Day ...

As students sat in academic, residence and recreational buildings across campus, a universitywide Rider Alert titled “Shelter in place” was sent at 1:57 p.m. on Nov. 10. In the ensuing 40 minutes, ...

During a time of financial crisis, Rider’s open houses serve as a way for the institution to capture the attention of prospective students. Dean of the Norm Brodsky College of Business Gene Kutcher ...

Rider’s annual Veterans Day Plant-A-Flag is a volunteer event showing support and solidarity with community members who are a part of the military and military families. This year’s Plant-A-Flag was ...

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Activated alarm. On Oct. 14, at 8:21 p.m., Public Safety was dispatched to Ziegler Hall for an activated fire alarm coming from multiple rooms. Upon arrival, Public Safety entered the area and found ...

Late in summer 2024; months before organizations nationwide began scrubbing their online presence of terms relating to race, gender and sexuality; part of a Rider community’s identity suddenly ...

After sweeping cuts and a slight uptick in revenue, Rider reduced spending by about $7 million in fiscal 2024, according to the university’s most recent audited financial statements, as Rider ...

It is rare for any piece of classical music from previous eras to unearth from oblivion, but when that composer happens to be Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the corresponding astonishment is considerable.