Freeman Dyson of the Institute for Advanced Study was a recent guest in a Baccalaureate Honors Program seminar, entitled The Universe and the Origin of Life.

Navarrow Wright ’93 mentored a group of eight African-American entrepreneurs who traveled to Silicon Valley in order to seek venture capital investments in the CNN documentary ‘Black in America.’ He spoke about the experience at a prescreening of the program on November 10 in the Fireside Lounge.

Rider University welcomed 61 new Andrew J. Rider Scholars at its annual Founder’s Day celebration on Saturday, November 5. Dr. Joel C. Philips delivered a stirring faculty address, urging students to rise above a culture that too often values homogeneous mediocrity.

The following is the faculty address presented by Dr. Joel C. Phillips, professor of Composition and Music Theory at Westminster Choir College, at the Founder’s Day Program on Saturday, November 5, 2011.

Since her freshman year, Loni Chasar, a senior Elementary Education and Psychology dual major, has been an active leader on and off the Lawrenceville campus.

Through the four-week Professional Persona series, student participants learned about professionalism and associated behaviors that lead to job interviews and career success.