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Last week's concert brought back a university tradition that has enthused Rider's community for decades. Take a look at some of the artists and groups that have performed on Rider's campus! (Graphics by Asia McGill)

The Rider Art Gallery has a long standing history, but is now forgotten about. (By Amethyst Martinez) Story can be found on the Rider News website.

With sights set on a MAAC Championship run, Rider baseball opened conference play 2-1 series win over Quinnipiac. (Story by Ben Shinault, Graphics by Rashe Mishra) Story can be found on the Rider News website.

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