Rider University celebrates Black History Month by honoring the rich culture and history of African Americans through a monthlong series of virtual events. Events include presentations, panel discussions, Gospel Fest and more.
On Feb. 27, parents or guardians of prospective students are invited to learn more about Rider's academic programs. This session is for students interested in entering the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
On March 3, join us for the virtual workshop series Westminster Wednesdays. This session will cover the basics of coding to help students make their own virtual instruments to explore music and sound in an exciting way.
On March 4, join The Center for Diversity and Inclusion for "Race and Democracy: Building Resiliency As An Activist" a conversation featuring academic, author and radio host Dr. Michael Eric Dyson.
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3,800
undergraduates (that’s a lot of new friends)
10:1
average student-to-faculty ratio
100+
academic majors and minors to choose from
When you are a Rider Bronc, you are free to engage, free to change and free to explore. That might mean studying subjects you've loved for years. Or following one interest to the next until you arrive exactly where you are meant to be. There are so many possibilities ahead, and all you have to do is take the first step with us.
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Rider is a beautiful campus, but the connections, lessons, and feeling you find here will follow you anywhere. So if you can’t come to us, don’t worry. Through virtual events, video calls, texting, live chat—you name it—we’ll bring the spirit of Rider to you.
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