In the spirit of Thanksgiving, the Rider community embraced the opportunity to help the surrounding area’s less fortunate through a number of service projects during its annual Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week.

The Establishment of Rider’s School of Liberal Arts and Sciences emerged from an idea hatched years before, according to Dr. Walter A. Brower '48, dean emeritus of the School of Education and perhaps the foremost authority on Rider history.

Veteran New York sports media columnist Phil Mushnick told students that the best play is to always deal with readers and viewers in good faith during a visit to the Lawrenceville campus on November 16.

A third consecutive Northeast Conference championship highlighted what might have been the finest season in the history of Rider field hockey.

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.

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.