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Administration begins initial phases of pandemic economic response
By Stephen Neukam As the effects of the coronavirus (COVID-19) on the university’s pocketbook become more clear, Rider has started…
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Rider awaits result of lawsuits hearing
By Stephen Neukam In front of a standing-room-only courtroom, packed with Westminster Choir College (WCC) students, alumni and faculty, lawyers…
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State Legislators oppose sale of Westminster
By Lauren Minore Members of the New Jersey State Legislature sponsored a new resolution to oppose the sale of WCC. …
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AAUP reacts to new hiring guidelines
By Lauren Lavelle An email sent to Rider faculty members from their union’s leadership on Nov. 28 warned of a…
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Westminster deal remains in the mist, lawsuits still pending
By Lauren Lavelle Members of the Westminster Choir College (WCC) and Princeton communities were given the opportunity to voice concerns…
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AAUP’s injunction denied in court
By Megan Lupo Mixed emotions rocked the courtroom as Judge Peter Sheridan rejected the motion for an injunction filed by…
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AAUP files injunction against Rider
By Shanna O’Mara The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) announced on Jan. 26 that the union filed an injunction…
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Regional ranking drops after unusual year
By Shanna O’Mara While Rider has dropped in the regional rankings, Westminster Choir College (WCC) has earned another badge of…
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WCC faculty slammed with layoff notices
By Shanna O’Mara Westminster Choir College (WCC) full-time faculty received layoff notices on Tuesday afternoon, prompting faculty union action and…
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WCC sale rumors create confusion
By Lauren Lavelle An announcement regarding the sale of Westminster Choir College (WCC) may linger on the horizon as rumors…
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What Dell’Omo, other employees made in 2015
By Brandon Scalea President Gregory Dell’Omo earned nearly $232,000 during his first five months in office in 2015, Rider University’s…
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