Safety 101: How to avoid being a victim
“Female. Small build. Carrying a lot of things. Kind of confused or distracted looking.” These are the characteristics that first come to mind when senior Jennifer Cole thinks of what a typical assault victim would look like. The truth is that anybody can be a victim, according to Public Safety Director Vickie Weaver. On or off campus, members of the Rider community face a dangerous world. Still, there are several ways to decrease your chances of being victimized... MORE
(Left) Freshman Joe Seaton walks to his car with his head up and keys out, demonstrating that he is alert, (right) while freshman Josh Chave makes the same trek with his head down and iPod on. This makes him more susceptible to potential attackers, who are more likely to target a distracted individual.
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Rider a cappella group feels the modern ‘vibe’
Rider’s musical prestige is often attributed to the Princeton campus, but music also rings out on the Lawrenceville campus, according to the members of a newly formed singing group... MORE
Faculty, staff show off ’60s groove
In order to promote its production of Hair, which premiered last night, Nov. 10, in the Yvonne Theater, the Fine Arts Department constructed a ’60s wall featuring old photographs both submitted by current Rider faculty and staff and culled from the 1968 Rider College yearbook, according to Dr. Patrick Chmel, Fine Arts Department chairperson... MORE
