Letters to the Editor
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I remember when I met Lonnie Bunch III, who was the founding director of The National Museum of African American History and Culture and the…
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I believe in our community. Coming from a not-so-diverse area in Maryland, I appreciate the different cultures, backgrounds and histories that comprise our student body. …
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It is a critical time to be a student journalist at Rider. As Rider enters an intensive period of transition, renovation and innovation, maintaining some…
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When I first walked into the Rider News newsroom in September 2015, I had no idea how much of an impact it would make on…
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When I first got involved with The Rider News, I never expected it to be the most defining endeavor of my life. Over the 60…
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There are some facts about United States history that are simply not up for debate. One is that black, brown and indigenous people have fought…
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Letter to Editor To the editor, In representation of the Black Student Union, when we heard about the “White Privilege is a Myth” event, a…
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Former SGA President John Modica regrets recognizing Turning Point USA, as an organization. I was involved in Turning Point USA’s (TPUSA) recognition as an organization.…
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Since Rider wants to be inclusive of all groups, it’s not necessarily evil that [Turning Point USA] exists. Their choice to specifically target opposing ideas through…
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Reading about Rider after having left it has become an exhausting process. While this should bring me nostalgic feelings, it instead provokes my patience —…
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Although I have not lived in Aotearoa for over 30 years, I still count myself as in part a New Zealander. The white supremacist murder…
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