By Michael Mack The field hockey team traveled to Fairfield, Conn., Sunday to put its perfect record on the line in its first conference game against Sacred Heart. Once again, the talent and will of the team helped it to overcome the pressure of remaining unbeaten, and it was able to pull out yet another

By Josh Veltrie There is no place like home, unless your home sustains water damage and has to move to the Student Recreation Center (SRC). This would be the case for Rider’s volleyball team, as it has struggled this year, compiling a 3-14 record overall and 1-5 in the MAAC. The Broncs are 2-2 at

By Rocco Schirripa The Rider cross country team headed out to Bethlehem, Pa., for the Paul Short Invitational, hosted by Lehigh. The men placed ninth out of 38 teams and the women  placed 12th out of 19 teams. “Collectively as a group, we ran much better this year than last year,” Head Coach Bob Hamer

By Cord Stasolla Expectations were high for the men’s soccer team as the Broncs were riding a three-game winning streak when the team took on George Washington at home on Sunday. Nine minutes into the first half, George Washington scored its first goal, a 35-yard score, courtesy of senior Nikolay Aleksandrov. Ten minutes later at

By Julia Ernst Public Safety was dispatched to Wright Residence Hall for an “unusual occurence/hazardous condition” on Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 1:45 p.m. According to Vickie Weaver, director of Public Safety, a male staff member called to report that a tree had fallen down next to the building because of 50 mph gusts. No one

Drug arrest Two students were taken into custody by the Lawrence Township Police Department and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and possible possession of marijuana last week. Public Safety responded to a call on Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 9 p.m. A male staff member in Kroner Hall reported a very strong odor of marijuana

In a few weeks, Rider will have a fall concert. The main act this year is Sean Kingston, and he will be here on Thursday, Oct. 22. But what’s wrong with a Thursday night concert? Well, it limits which students can attend. Students with a Thursday night class will be unable to attend because their

Though most graduates won’t go to the extremes that Trina Thompson did — she sued her alma mater, Monroe College, when she couldn’t find a job — the unemployment statistics are disheartening. Students have been coming here for years expecting to quickly get a job that they have been training for over the past four