In honor of our first print issue of the semester, The Rider News created Crack the Code! Pick up a copy of our newspaper in any academic or recreational building on campus beginning Wednesday, April ...

With a continued effort to connect students to state leaders, the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics welcomed Brian Stack, state senator and mayor of Union City, on March 30. The Institute’s ...

October 2, 2024 Letter to the Editor: Professor questions timing of Dell’Omos new university model ...

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.

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 ...

Alumni Gymnasium, a home for Rider varsity athletic competitions and other campus events, will be formally renamed to Canastra Hammer Arena on June 17 in honor of alumni families. A classroom in ...

Lawrence Police are investigating a sexual assault alleged to have happened Jan. 1 on campus, while the university was closed for the winter break, according to Rider’s Department of Public Safety.

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 ...

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 ...

After more than half a decade of lawsuits, Rider received a fraction of the value of the Princeton land where Westminster Choir College once stood. Rider will receive $13 million from the settlement ...

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 ...