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Rider recently announced the inductees for the Norm Brodsky College of Business Hall of Fame’s 2026 class: Robert J. Decker Jr. ’93, Jim Drake ’93, Karen West ’82, ’89 and Joseph Hudicka ’93, ’00. The ...

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 a 37-year Rider career, a student from Nigeria that never thought Lawrenceville would change his life, communications professor Bosah Ebo has decided 2025 is his year to retire at age 73. “It ...

The administration laid off 30 full-time faculty members on Dec. 29 as part of Rider President John Loyack’s March to Sustainability Plan. The move comes after the administration went to arbitration ...

Mercer County’s purchase of 56 acres of land from Rider’s campus for $8.5 million, along with access to the university’s facilities, provides Rider with a cash flow of $10 million, according to a ...

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 ...

Assistant Sociology professor Richard Zdan is no longer employed at the university, Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs Kelly Bidle announced in an April 17 email to the professor’s ...

Sometimes, chemistry does not need to be built from scratch, it can be carried. For junior guard Caleb Smith and senior guard Zion Cruz, it was before the bright lights of Division I basketball that ...

Stepping into his new role as registrar just two years after he became assistant registrar at Rider, Daniel Pavlick has witnessed a lot of change firsthand. More than that, he has learned to ...

I have been dancing since I was four years old and danced competitively from 13 to 18 years old. Throughout my experience at various competitions, it was predominantly women competing, but when there ...

Laid off full-time faculty were offered by the administration to return as adjuncts in spring 2026 with more than a 70% pay cut and no benefits, after mass faculty layoffs took place on Dec. 29, ...