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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 ...

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 ...

Rider has implemented all parts of the March to Sustainability Plan, originally created to stabilize its finances, according to university officials. Though still on a non-compliance probationary ...

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, ...

As Rider rebuilds from its ongoing budgetary troubles, the university’s most recent audited financial statements show a nearly $9 million improvement in its operating loss for fiscal 2025, an ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Kate Ecke, a social work adjunct professor at Rider, was abruptly fired on Sept. 17, according to a universitywide email from Rider President John Loyack, which did not name Ecke directly. In the ...

Rider’s Director of Athletics Don Harnum is set to retire at the end of the 2025-26 academic year, after a 36-year tenure that included numerous division titles and achievements for Rider Athletics.

Nearly a year after current and former students in Rider’s School of Fine and Performing Arts (SFPA) reported a toxic learning environment and created a 44-page document detailing over 120 anonymous ...