Education majors at Rider University stepped outside of the classroom in a joint venture, taking strides to promote autism advocacy and research at the 13th annual Central New Jersey Walk Now for Autism Speaks event in West Windsor.

Rider’s Council for Exceptional Children chapter, composed of students in the School of Education, invited young area adults with special needs to celebrate an evening of Halloween fun at the annual Bingo Bash.

Men's basketball delivered turkeys and served lunch at the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen on November 15.

José Galvez, an award-winning photographer who has spent a lifetime of documenting Latino communities across the United States, will speak on Wednesday, November 28.

More than 70 companies from an array of fields will be on hand to meet Rider students and alumni at the Fall Career Fair on November 29. Participating employers will be looking for all types of majors and background.

Each Thanksgiving, the University community helps the less fortunate through a number of service projects.