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By Amethyst Martinez Thomas Reddington was approved for Rider’s voluntary separation on a Tuesday. He had until Friday to pack up all of his things…
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By Shaun Chornobroff Every year at the Westminster Choir College (WCC) commencement the “Anthem of Dedication” is performed as a sending off to those graduating. …
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By Sarah Siock Student concerns over how the merger of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) and Westminster College of the Arts (WCA)…
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By Sarah Siock Nearly two years after students and alumni filed appeals challenging the dismissal of lawsuits that sought to block Rider’s relocation of Westminster…
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By Olivia Nicoletti and Tori Pender At the start of April, Rider’s librarians introduced a new virtual reality (VR) experience to the community after receiving…
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By Shaun Chornobroff Party shutdown Party poopers. On April 9, at 11:56 p.m., Ewing Township Police responded to a house in Ewing Township for the…
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By Tori Pender United States Representative Democrat Andy Kim discussed an array of topics from mental health, gun safety and the Capitol riot that took…
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By Shaun Chornobroff After appealing the court’s decision to dismiss lawsuits filed against Rider over the Westminster Choir College’s transition from Princeton to Rider’s Lawrenceville…
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By Shaun Chornobroff Just over two years since the coronavirus pandemic touched down in the state of New Jersey, Rider made another step toward its…
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By Sarah Siock After five days of voting and a presidential race consisting of three candidates, Rider’s Student Government Association (SGA) announced the results of…
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