The Rider News Roundup
The Rider News Roundup delivers your weekly dose of everything Rider University from university news, athletics, oddities and more.
Episodes
In this episode, Ben breaks down another case of antisemitic images on campus, Rider's annual drag race and a feature on Morgan's Message at Rider! Take a listen!
Grace, Caroline and Ben break it all down in this episode. From the latest in Rider's financial status, to the firing off an adjunct professor as well as Meet the Greeks and final scores from the Rider Broncs, this episode has it all. Tune in!
In this week's roundup, Jasmine White breaks down the latest in Rider's professor getting let go and Meet the Greeks.
News editor Caitlyn Sutton talks about Rider President Loyack's goals for his presidency, the R Factor 2025 finale, and Semra Said's home away from home with Rider field hockey.
Hosted by Grace Bertrand, Caroline Haviland, and Ben Shinault, this week's episode includes a look at Rider's recent tax forms and the formation of President Loyack's new senior leadership team, a recap of Rider's annual Welcome Week activities, and the latest in Rider Athletics.
In this week's roundup, sports editor Benjamin Shinault, breaks down everything when it comes to the Chair of Trustees, the R-Factor and also the definition of the student-athlete.
This week, sports editor Benjamin Shinault broke down Grace Bertrand's story on Rider's financial status, as well as Jasmine White's story on Welcome Week 2025, and finally, Samantha Clark's feature on the Ferrie sisters on the women's soccer team. Take a listen!
In this episode, sports editor Benjamin Shinault delves more into President Gregory Dell'Omo's departure as well as the annual Care Fair! Finally, two high school teammates are making waves in Lawrenceville for Rider baseball!
In this weeks episode of The Rider News Roundup news editor Jay Roberson talks about Asian American and Pacific Islander's Month at Rider University, senior spotlight Ethan Elkin-Handelman and The Rider News athletes of the year Michael Palmer and Mariah Stephens.
In this weeks episode of The Rider News roundup news editor Jay Roberson discusses the sudden retirement announcement from university provost DonnaJean Fredeen, antisemitic incidents occurring on campus, international student Louis Schummer and new women's basketball head coach Jackie Hartzell.
In this week's roundup, Grace Bertrand breaks down the latest news on a former Rider student who was arrested and charged with terroristic threats and possession of a gun on campus, Hot Chelle Rae and Iann Dior's performances at Rider's Backyard Bash and how to vote for this year's Rider News players of the year!
In this week's Roundup, Grace Bertrand covers Rider men's basketball's MAAC tournament win, the CDI's "EmpowHER" event with Chicana poet and musician Angelica Maria and why Rider women's basketball's head coach of 18 seasons, Lynn Milligan, was let go.
In this week's roundup, Jay Roberson breaks down newest Title IX regulations after a federal ordinance to revert back to 2020 policies, 63-year-old foreign exchange student Dave Green's experience at Rider and Hailey Palmer's rise to the top in at her recent MAAC Indoor Track and Field Championship
In this week's roundup, Benjamin Shinault breaks down the latest news in DEI and how Rider will manage it moving forward, as well as continued celebration of Black History month and Rider men's and women's indoor track winning their third straight MAAC Championship.
In this week's Roundup, Jake Tiger covers potential changes coming to Rider's race-related courses, a Black History Month feature on Dwight Pulliam and Jack Winsett returning to Rider baseball as a coach.
In this weeks episode of The Rider News Roundup sports editor Kadie DiGiuseppe follows up on department chair Todd Dellinger being placed on unpaid leave for the Spring semester, shining light on black excellence with Jasmine Johnson as well as Emilee Tahata and Gabby Turco's journey from La Salle women's basketball to Rider.
In this weeks episode of The Rider News Roundup news editor Jay Roberson speaks about student and parent concerns regarding Todd Dellinger who was placed on leave and Barry Davis' 20-year career as Rider's baseball coach.
In this week's roundup, sports editor Benjamin Shinault discusses the ever-so important Town Hall. Conversations were held by Gregory Dell'Omo and other members of Rider leadership. Also, Rider's celebration of lights was held celebrating multiple holidays and Rider volleyball closed out their regular season with a win on Senior Night.
In this week's roundup, sports editor Benjamin Shinault, discusses the latest in Rider's presidential search as well as the rider dance student showcase. ever notice why Rider men's basketball has so many players from Philadelphia? Read Jake tiger's story on recruiting!
In this week's episode, Caroline Haviland discusses Rider's announcement to not layoff faculty or eliminate programs, spotlights invisible disabilities week and Rider field hockey clinching the playoffs.
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