From describing her courses at the Universitat Autonoma De Barcelona to sharing the beauty of the city’s Gothic architecture, Milvian Prieto ’15 expresses her passion for the Spanish culture and desire to master the language.

The Rider University community celebrated the season’s diverse holiday traditions during its annual Celebration of Lights on December 6 in Bart Luedeke Center Cavalla Room.

This year’s theme, “Bronc the Vote,” played on the excitement of the current presidential campaign and encouraged the sold-out audience of students to vote in this year’s elections on November 6.

The New Student Day of Service was held on September 8. This year, 92 students participated.

Eight students and recent graduates, and two staff members from Rider, participated in service projects in two villages outside of San Jose, Costa Rica, from May 14 to May 22.

Conductor Charlene Archibeque joins Westminster's Director of Choral Activities to discuss her career and approach repertoire selection and performance practice.

In addition to the various study abroad opportunities offered by the Center for International Education, Rider’s colleges and departments offered a number of short-term international study tours throughout Europe, Asia and the Caribbean during the winter and spring breaks.

As part of the Rider Bonner Community Scholars program, 20 students engaged in service projects in Boston during spring break.

This year, Womanspace selected Rider President Mordechai Rozanski as its honorary chair for its annual Communities of Light, where individuals light luminarias in order to raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault.

Westminster Choir College Conductor Laureate Joseph Flummerfelt reflects on his career, the role of the artist in today’s society and Westminster’s mission and choral legacy.

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Peace Corps volunteers bring education, better conditions, to a village in Niger.

Independent Scholarship and Creative Activity Presentations Day showcase the outstanding academic and creative work.

Project SEED is an enrichment program for economically disadvantaged high school juniors.

With a dry-erase board in hand, Lindsay Galbraith and her team are asking, Why do you Relay? The campus community's reasons for why they relay.

Founders Day, part of Rider’s Family Weekend 2010 festivities, recognizes the top one percent of seniors, juniors and sophomores, by grade point average, as Andrew J. Rider Scholars.

Westminster Choir
Joe Miller, conductor

Westminster Schola Cantorum
James Jordan, conductor

Westminster Concert Bell Choir
Kathleen Ebling Shaw, conductor

Westminster Williamson Voices
James Jordan, conductor

Westminster Williamson Voices perform the Introitus from W.A. Mozart's Requiem.

Susan Shiplett Ashbaker, former director of artistic and music administration at the Opera Company of Philadelphia, discusses career planning and audition preparation with Westminster alumnae Kiera Duffy and Dísella Làrusdóttir, finalists in 2007 Metropolitan Opera Council’s National Auditions, and Laura Brooks Rice, their teacher and a member of Westminster’s voice faculty.

Westminster Director of Choral Activities Joe Miller speaks with internationally acclaimed conductor Vance George, former conductor of the San Francisco Symphony Chorus, about his career, choral preparation and advice for aspiring conductors.

Rider University Professor and Gallery Director Harry I. Naar speaks with artists Barbara Grossman and Charles Cajori about their exhibit Forming the Figure.