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By Jason Mount Big hair and keytars made a comeback at “Eighties Explosion,” Rider’s spring musical theater cabaret, directed by Franklin Trapp and musically directed…
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By Paige Ewing Students now have a place to warm up on cold winter days or chilly spring nights. On Feb. 11, Rider officially unveiled…
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By Jessica Hergert I have always been enamored with the idea of traveling the world. I suppose the wanderlust I have is typical for millennials, but…
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By Megan Lupo A rockin’ decade of both letterman and jean jackets, scrunchies and wicked music will be erupting from the Bart Luedeke Center Theater from…
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By Gianluca D’Elia Sometimes, a passion for service can lead students across the world. Over winter break, a group of Rider students volunteered with the…
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By Paige Ewing Landscape and still-life paintings reflect Allen Fitzpatrick’s view of the world in The Art Gallery’s new exhibit: Looking. Fitzpatrick, a local artist…
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By Megan Lupo The day after a cluster of red caps embroidered with the slogan “Make America Great Again” gathered for Donald Trump’s inauguration, a…
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By Samantha Brandbergh In the French Quarter of New Orleans, nothing is black and white. Chair of the English Department Jack Sullivan has been taking…
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By Mary-Lyn Buckley College is a time for exploration and emotional growth, but for many lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning students, going back…
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By Jason Mount When traveling in a new state, it’s helpful to have an idea of what there is to do and where everything is.…
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By Jessica Hergert Christmas songs fluttered through the air as the R Factor Holiday concert brought a whole lot of spirit in place of competition…
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