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Rider launched its School of Liberal Arts and Sciences 50th Anniversary celebration on October 26 with Passport to the World, which presented an opportunity to meet Rider faculty members and students born outside the United States and experience the culture of their native lands, one nation at a time.

The local nonprofit aims to raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault, and to send a message that ‘peace begins at home.’

Students representing their respective residence halls competed to earn points, prizes and pride from October 17 to 20 during Rider's annual Battle of the Buildings on the Lawrenceville campus.

Rider and PSE&G cut the ribbon on a new .74-megawatt (MW) solar farm on the University’s Lawrenceville campus on October 20, extending Rider’s commitment to sustainable ventures.

СÓÅÊÓƵ hosted the annual event featured workshops, planning sessions, social activities and networking opportunities.

Celebrated in conjunction with International Week, Passport to the World also kicks off Rider’s yearlong School of Liberal Arts and Science 50th anniversary celebration.