Since graduating from Rider University, Amanda Burke '10 has spent the last year focused on one goal, to qualify for the Games of the XXX Olympiad. Recently the 4'11" Richboro, Pa, native took a giant step closer to that Olympic goal, winning the one-meter dive at the U. S. National Diving Championships, held at UCLA, while placing second in three-meter synchronized dive and sixth in the three-meter dive.

Student Matthew Kiple Performs at the World Piano Pedagogy Conference.

From the swimming pool to the Jersey coast, Brandon Muffley ’96 has landed a dream job as the chief of the Bureau of Marine Fisheries for New Jersey.

Rider University School of Education is building high school students’ enthusiasm for math and science teaching and learning in a two-week Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) Teacher Academy.

Green may not be one of Rider's school colors, but the Broncs are proud to "Go Green" in support of the University's continuing efforts to become more sustainable.

Rider's hands-on STEM Academy makes science and math fun for area high school students, while inspiring them to lead their own classrooms.