Sustainability initiatives in the University’s newest academic building are recognized by an organization dedicated to better, brighter and healthier places to live, work and learn.

The research paper, which includes co-authors from Rider, appears in the July issue of Cellular & Molecular Immunology.

Six undergraduates working in unpaid summer internships in government or politics will receive tuition scholarships.

Local school teachers have the chance to collaborate and enhance their knowledge of science and math through two professional development programs held in a partnership between Rider University and Princeton University.

Through tutoring and experiential opportunities, the Aspiring Accounting Professionals Program prepares students for career success.

The 2012 Minding Our Business (MOB) Business Plan Competition will feature 30 participants, ages 10 to 13, from Trenton public schools, as part of the MOB Summer Program at Rider.