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Angelique Olmo '12 hasn’t yet worn a path to Europe, where she spent four years working for a non-governmental organization in the Balkans. But, she did return in June, this time to present a paper on the development of critical thinking in young children at the annual Creative Engagements conference at Oxford University.

Ingrid Clarfield has battled bravely back from a debilitating 2007 stroke to become an even better professor of piano at Westminster Choir College. Her struggle is now the subject of a new film entitled "Take a Bow: The Ingrid Clarfield Story."

Join Navarrow Wright ’93 for a special prescreening of CNN’s documentary ‘Black in America: The New Promised Land – Silicon Valley’ on Thursday, November 10, at 11:30 a.m. in the Bart Luedeke Center Fireside Lounge.

Thirteen years after her son, Matthew, was targeted for a fatal beating simply for being gay, Judy Shepard told a Unity Days audience that ignorance remains the biggest enemy of tolerance and understanding.

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.

СÓÅÊÓƵ Art Gallery presents work by the nationally recognized realist painter.