Jay Roberson

At the end of 2023, Edward P. Manning ’82 gifted Rider $200,000 to establish The Manning Fund for Public Service, which will offer financial support to students who secure unpaid internships or professional opportunities in government, the public sector or within nonprofit advocacy groups.

By Caroline Haviland Students in Marine Ecology with Gabriela Smalley had the opportunity to get a b

Grinning beneath a blond bob with sparkling blue eyes is Annmarie Woods. A woman with many loves and passions, Woods’ life and work are full of joys.

Rider’s 2024 Model United Nations team brought home its 15th Outstanding Delegation award from the National Model UN simulation in New York City, the highest award in the conference representing Poland.

By Amethyst Martinez Universities across the nation have begun releasing their investment policies a

By Jake Tiger No, the SUV parked on the grass outside of the Student Recreation Center does not belo

Hoping to recover from an unforeseen pandemic, Rider instituted its three-year “Path Forward Plan” in July 2023, which aimed to steer the university back to a positive revenue stream.

By Jay Roberson Following the departure of Center for Diversity and Inclusion Assistant Director, Sh

By Jay Roberson After recurring vacancies and changes within the office, Ryan McKinney took over as

By Caroline Haviland Amid a period of financial uncertainty, Rider President Gregory Dell’Omo remain