Graduation from Rider is usually viewed as a time of celebration and anticipation, but for many students it also means a time to start trying to dig out from a surprisingly deep pile of student loans. How deep? According to the chart “Loading Up on Debt” in the Sept. 5 issue of U.S. News and World Report, Rider is second-worst in the north under the classification of Master’s Universities for average amount of debt for graduating students $30,519... MORE
Students welcome old favorite back to Rider
The candlelight flickers, casting shadows across faces huddled around tables. A group of thespians uses crayons to sketch graffiti and caricatures on a paper tablecloth. Others laugh while slapping down Uno cards... MORE
Junior Zack Needles played the role of a rock star for the first time when his band, If Camden Burns, performed at the Hamilton Street Café in South Bound Brook last Sunday, Oct. 16. That evening, the three-room venue held an underground band marathon, hosting six other local groups from the tri-state are Get-lost-in-comfort couches were...MORE
Do you notice that you've gained weight since the beginning of the fall semester?
I've lost weight : 15%
Not sure: 15%
No: 23%
Yes: 47%
Editorial:
College debt is a sizable problem
It’s a vicious cycle. A degree from a four-year college is supposed to lead to a job, and jobs, as we all know, mean money... MORE
Defending on their Turf
Despite praise Field Hockey focuses on ultimate goal
Pumpkins are placed on porches, leaves change colors and Rider’s field hockey plays in the Northeast Conference (NEC) ... MORE
