Felicia Roehm is a journalist based in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, writing for The Rider News. With a focus on local stories, Felicia covers a range of topics including student experiences, arts and entertainment, environmental issues, and social justice. Through her articles, she aims to shed light on important issues within the Lawrenceville community and beyond.
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Felicia Roehm's coverage spans a range of local interest topics such as higher education, entertainment news, and family & relationships. Her work often features expert commentary and industry-specific insights.
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By: Felicia Roehm
Over the past year, The Rider News has extensively covered the growing tensions and contract negotiations between Rider’s chapter of American Association of University Professors (AAUP) and the university’s administration that has led to the point of a potential strike.
By Asha Burtin Atlanta-born singer-songwriter Faye Webster has returned with her fifth studio album,
In an Instagram caption on March 19, Beyoncé announced her eighth album, “Cowboy Carter,” which was released on March 29: “This album has been over five years in the making. It was born out of an experience that I had years ago where I did not feel welcomed … and it was very clear that I wasn’t. But, because of that experience I did a deeper dive into the history of Country music and studied our rich musical archive.”
This weekend, on April 6 and 7, tradition continues for the 40th year as WWE’s “Wrestlemania XL” comes to Philadelphia.
In light of the shocking information revealed by the new documentary series “Quiet on Set,” the public has been forced to confront the dark underbelly of children’s programming, particularly within the Nickelodeon empire.
Conan Gray’s new album “Found Heaven” belongs in an ’80s action movie with its synth-filled songs featuring electric guitar and layered vocals alongside lyrics in each track guiding listeners through a heartbreak.
Imagine for a moment that you have recently had a baby. You bring this baby home, put the child to sleep and nurture them everyday. Now, imagine one day looking out your child’s window and seeing a person staring in, watching your child’s every movement. You’d be terrified and most likely disgusted. This is your child and you will do anything to protect them.
By Libby D'Orvilliers I am a firm believer in the age-old saying that “a little kindness goes a long
The week before spring break, I was sitting in my class on the top floor of the Fine Arts building and I needed to use the restroom. As per usual, I dropped my things off and was about to go downstairs to the gender inclusive/accessible bathroom on the first floor, which is the only bathroom that is wheelchair accessible in the building, when another student came in panting. She told the class that she and about five other students had just gotten trapped in the elevator. Instantly, panic set in.
As a society, we often hear talk about a lack of representation in the media, there aren’t enough minorities in television, books, movies and other forms of media and entertainment that we all love. When we see someone who looks like us or someone we love, we celebrate the little victory of that person making it. This was the case of actor Cole Brings Plenty.
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