Traveling brings music to performer’s ears

By Kaitlin MacRae
Although most students typically spend their summers vacationing and working, one Rider student has spent the last several summers touring up and down the East Coast as part of two a cappella singing groups.
Junior Paul Vacchiano began working with Cantaffappella shortly after graduating from Howell High School. The company is home to two [...]

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Editorial: ‘Green’ average causes confusion

Students may believe that Rider is a very green place. The school recycles, there are signs in the bathrooms reminding students to turn off the water and lights when they are not in use, and printers can be set to print on both sides of the page. But, on the College Sustainability Report Card, Rider [...]

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Take That!: Broncs shock Mississippi State in season opener

By Jordan Hall
The defending Southeastern Conference (SEC) champions boasted five returning starters and one of the best post defenders in college basketball history. They were the 18th-ranked team in the country.
But none of that fazed Rider.
The Broncs pulled off the first and most significant upset of the college basketball season thus far, upending Mississippi [...]

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Over the Moon for ‘Rent’

By Kaitlin MacRae
In an amazing display of talent, the hit Broadway musical Rent came to life in the Yvonne Theater last weekend, opening to rave reviews.
Directed by Assistant Professor Miriam Mills, the accomplished cast of Rent delivered a powerful and moving performance, instilling in its audiences the importance of love and friendship. A poignant take [...]

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Rider grad claims lightweight title at WNBF championships in New York

By Josh Veltrie
A dream that began four years ago came true for Shaun Clarida last Saturday in New York City as he was crowned the world champion in the lightweight division of the World Natural Bodybuilding Federation (WNBF).
Clarida, who graduated in 2005 and is working toward his master’s in organizational leadership, was able to dethrone [...]

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