Editorial
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By Kaitlyn McCormick Multiple minority and first-generation students at Rider have had to drop-out of university due to financial constraints, especially after implications of the…
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By Kaitlyn McCormick Since the move to integrate Westminster Choir College (WCC) onto Rider’s Lawrenceville campus and the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, this semester…
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By Kaitlyn McCormick As temperatures drop and cold and flu season rolls through Rider’s campus, more students are feeling under the weather, revealing confusion and…
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By Kaitlyn McCormick Parking logistics in any setting tend to come with a slew of inconveniences and issues; however parking issues at Rider have been…
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By Carolo Pascale When choosing a major, students usually have an idea about what they want to do for their career. They look at colleges…
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By Kaitlyn McCormick As the details of Rider’s partnership with educational consulting firm Credo continue to unfold, a heightening concern is how this affiliation may impact…
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By Kaitlyn McCormick College finals are often the most stressful period of students’ academic semester, and now that stress will be condensed into a five-day…
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By Kaitlyn McCormick Almost halfway through the fall semester, students are starting to feel the full weight of their classes building up, and knowing that…
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By Kaitlyn McCormick Shifting back into in-person learning and working environments in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated underlying mental health concerns both…
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By Kaitlyn McCormick The shift from home to campus can be difficult for any student to navigate, but for disabled students, there exists an entirely separate…
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By Kaitlyn McCormick The national and global effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been glaring over the past 18 months, from tragic death rates, hospitals…
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