Assistant Sociology professor Richard Zdan is no longer employed at the university, Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs Kelly Bidle announced in an April 17 email to the professor’s ...

The five days spent in New York City for the National Model United Nations Conference proved to be fruitful for Rider’s Model United Nations team, as they walked away with the Outstanding Delegation ...

After a season in which both teams failed to qualify for the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference tournament for the first time in university history, seven Broncs from Rider’s men’s and women’s ...

Professor María Villalobos-Buehner was selected for a second appointment by the Department of State as an English Specialist, serving as one of three representatives abroad. The program allows ...

In the small town of Lampasas, Texas, where grazing cows and horses might outnumber the residents, you might also hear the sound of a metal bat cracking against a neon green softball. Growing up on ...

Rider joined the Council of Independent Colleges, an association of colleges and universities across the United States, on March 26 in an effort to expand its tuition opportunities. Founded in 1956 to ...

Kids enter the Hungry Hungry Hippos ball pit, hoping to win a prize from the selection of gift cards. Abby Ray/The Rider News Students walk around tables set up by clubs and organizations, which offer ...

Rider recently announced the inductees for the Norm Brodsky College of Business Hall of Fame’s 2026 class: Robert J. Decker Jr. ’93, Jim Drake ’93, Karen West ’82, ’89 and Joseph Hudicka ’93, ’00. The ...

Mercer County’s purchase of 56 acres of land from Rider’s campus for $8.5 million, along with access to the university’s facilities, provides Rider with a cash flow of $10 million, according to a ...

The Broncs hosted the Mount Saint Mary’s University Mountaineers, falling 65-55 after a close first half, and later lost on the road, 86-75, to the Sacred Heart University Pioneers, officially ...

Rider’s Enrollment Management Office is rolling out a series of new initiatives to show the positives of the Rider experience to encourage potential students to make the university their new home, ...

Rider sophomore Ethan Byrne has been charged with possession of sexual abuse material involving a child, the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office announced in a Feb. 10 press release. Byrne, 20, could ...