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Should ChatGPT be considered plagiarism?
By Felicia Roehm ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot that can chat in a conversational way, has been affecting academic…
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The SAT is not a proper representation of students skills
By Hannah Newman If every athlete was given one shot at scoring, one shot that would determine a college’s offer,…
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Editorial
Disabled students discuss accessibility at Rider
By Kaitlyn McCormick The shift from home to campus can be difficult for any student to navigate, but for disabled students,…
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Entertainment
The Return of a Rider tradition: Cranberry Fest
Photo credits: Aaliyah Patel By Aaliyah Patel One of Rider’s longest-running campus traditions, Cranberry Fest, returned for a full-in person…
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Features & Entertainment
Rider Welcomes the Class of 2025 for in-person instruction
Grayson Davidock shows no hesitation when committing to his dream institution. By: Aaliyah Patel Rider is welcoming students back to…
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Editorial
Spring with no break: 13 weeks
By Qur’an Hansford COVID-19 this, COVID-19 that. I am starting to think that the word normal no longer has relevance…
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Opinion
From the Editor: Hard conversations should be part of learning process
Throughout our lives, we have heard the saying “Play it safe” and have had our health teachers warn us about…
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Letter to the Editor: Professor believes musical bond has been broken
To the editor: By now the Rider community knows that the upper administration and most of the Board of Trustees…
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News
Student business team comes out on top in Northeast competition
By Lauren Lavelle Nine students from Rider’s College of Business Administration took home a second and third place win in…
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Features
Interning: Commit, Change, Continue
By Janae Tucker Rider University offers a plethora of internship opportunities every year to students so they can adapt easily…
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