Give thanks for a little, and you will find a lot. 🦃 🍂 - - - Tag a Bronc you're thankful for! ⬇️

How Suhriti Sarangal found her #HomeAtRider: "I chose Rider for multiple reasons, the faculty, class size, beautiful campus and unity, to name a few. The first time I visited Rider, I saw all the students, professors and staff smiling and greeting, it felt like home. Moreover, the class size makes it easier to build strong connections and contacts with your peers and professors. There are many fond memories of mine at Rider, however, one that will always be close to my heart is being invited to the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.

It's never too early for some holiday cheer!✨

Can you be-leaf how beautiful campus looks? 🍂 🍁

Even our furry friends are Broncs too! 🐶 📷 : @joshdwinslade

Today, Rider renamed its veterans center in honor of Dr. Eugene Marsh ’13, ’18, ’21 — a triple alumnus and passionate veterans’ advocate. Learn more about Eugene's inspiring story in our link in bio.

Never a dull moment celebrating Homecoming Weekend with our loved ones! 🐴 #GoBroncs

You may notice some signs around campus this weekend denoting how gifts to Rider make a difference in the everyday lives of our students. Take some time to visit the spots on campus that were made possible by generous donor gifts and enhance the Rider experience. Read more here: https://www.rider.edu/about/news/rider-illustrates-power-giving

How Cory Mayo found his #HomeAtRider: "After doing Bronc for a Day, I knew Rider was the place for me. I've had so many memorable moments at this school, but the night I officially joined Theta Chi Fraternity has been my most impactful memory because of all the growth and friends I've been able to make from it. It's been the backbone that has molded me into an all around, more professional, social and engaged member of the Rider community. I love the men and the opportunities it has provided me with over the years and I wouldn't trade it for the world.

Here's a throwback from 2019 to remind you that Homecoming Weekend begins Nov. 5! Make sure to register at rider.edu/homecoming