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News & Announcements
Rider Receives State Funding to Expand Tutoring Options For Students
As a result of a U.S. Department of Labor-funded grant for $106,000, Rider University will offer tutoring services by experienced adult professionals who are students in its Graduate Level Teacher Preparation (GLTP) Program.
New Graduate Padalino is the N.J. Student Entrepreneur of the Year
 Like most entrepreneurs, Vincent Padalino was drawn by the lure of earning money. Selling graphics T-shirts out of the trunk of his car, Padalino, then a student at Lawrence High School, was creating shirts one at a time to fill specific orders. Still, it was as much a way to meet people as it was a revenue generator.
“After a while, though, I started making some decent money and it got serious,” said Padalino, who earned his bachelor’s degree in Entrepreneurial Studies at Rider’s Commencement 2009 ceremonies on May 15.
McNair Scholar Heads to Harvard, New England Conservatory
 When Michael Gorostiza, a December ’08 graduate, hands out his business card, the recipient might be surprised by his title – or titles, for that matter: Michael David Gorostiza – Biologist, Composer. While they are two distinct disciplines, Gorostiza will have a chance to study both his passions in the fall, when he pursues an M.A. in Environmental Policy at Harvard University and studies Music Theory at the New England Conservatory. He plans to divide his time studying at the conservatory during the day and taking classes at Harvard by night.
ISCAP, URSA Highlights Student Research, Scholarship
 The Independent Scholarship and Creative Activity Presentations showcased the outstanding academic and creative work of more than 30 Rider University students on May 6. The day featured presentations, a poster session and the annual Undergraduate Research Scholars Awards.
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July 4
Fourth of July Concert and Fireworks Display
Lawerenceville Campus, 7 p.m.
Rain date: July 5
July 9
Transfer Orientation
July 12 - 13
New Student Orientation Session II
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