Under Dr. Daniel Druckenbrod’s advisement, Nicole Chakowski ’12 used cross dating to determine whether two trees from Monticello were planted by Thomas Jefferson.

The School of Liberal Arts and Sciences 50th Anniversary celebration continues with the Academic Freedom Seminar on Monday, April 9, which will be highlighted by a keynote address from Dr. Cary Nelson, president of the American Association of University Professors.

Student panels and the presentations of the Ziegler-Gee Award and Virginia Cyrus Scholarship on April 12 will highlight the annual Rider event, followed by the New Jersey Gender Studies and Women’s Consortium Colloquium on April 13.

The Rider chapter of the National Broadcasting Society (NBS) captured six first-place awards at the NBS’ 49th National Undergraduate Student Electronic Media Competition on March 24 in Jersey City, N.J.

Jade Bing ’13, a Baccalaureate Honors student and McNair scholar, proves there’s no limit to what she can achieve.

In a recently published child and school psychology book, Dr. Stefan C. Dombrowski joins Rider colleague Dr. Karen L. Gischlar ’03, as well as Dr. Martin Mrazik of the University of Alberta, to present a thorough collection of research on a number of severe, though not frequently seen, psychological disorders in children