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Letters to the Editor
Professor airs grievances with Dell’Omo administration
By Arthur Taylor When Gregory Dell’Omo joined Rider in 2015, it was clear the school was being pulled in a…
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Rider’s road to recovery: Cost cutting and strategic investments
By Stephen Neukam and Sarah Siock Through the narrow lens that can see the horizon, the future for higher education…
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Dell’Omo notches two-year contract extension
By Stephen Neukam Rider President Gregory Dell’Omo secured a two-year contract extension that will keep him in his position until…
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Rider plans to extend pay cuts for top administration officials
By Stephen Neukam Rider will extend the pay cuts taken by top officials at the school that are set to…
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Dell’Omo doubles down on budget cuts, layoffs possible
By Stephen Neukam Rider President Gregory Dell’Omo laid out a framework for how the university can respond to the financial…
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Faculty numbers fall while management mounts more money
By Stephen Neukam Rider’s management and administration have undergone a multi-million dollar salary expansion while faculty numbers dwindle and its…
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Financial fears grow as Rider’s bond rating is slashed to junk status
Rider’s financial challenges have been compounded by the coronavirus pandemic, with Moody’s downgrading the school’s bond rating to junk status…
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Letter to the Editor: Professor urges commitment to keep Westminster
Gianluca D’Elia/ The Rider News In a meeting with members of the Rider AAUP executive committee in 2018, President Dell’Omo…
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Letter to the Editor: Professor lacks faith in Dell’Omo’s business plan
To the editor: Rider’s administration continues to move forward with the plan to sell Westminster Choir College (WCC) to a…
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Letter to the Editor: Professor questions administration’s accounting
To the editor: I write in response to the Sept. 6 article titled “AAUP, Admin Finally Reach Tentative Agreement.” Specifically,…
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