Just because it's summer doesn't mean that Westminster Choir College students stop making music.

While studying finance and economics abroad at Shanghai University in China, Justin Chou ’10 also conducted research to fulfill the thesis requirements for Rider’s Baccalaureate Honors Program and Business Honors Program.

The Westminster Choir College 2010 Fall Convocation is Tuesday, September 7.

Rider unveiled the new turf field on Friday, September 10th with a women's soccer game against Fairleigh Dickinson University. The game marked the first night game in Rider's history.

Cranberry Fest will be held on Tuesday, September 14, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the Campus Mall. The entire University community is invited to enjoy delicious cranberry cuisine, live music and games with friends and colleagues.

Completing its first year under the leadership of Professor of Music Education Frank Abrahams, the Westminster Center for Critical Pedagogy promotes teaching and learning based on the principles of critical pedagogy and post-modern ideologies.