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President Mordechai Rozanski delivered his annual Town Hall address on April 26, championing the value of a Rider education, as witnessed by student achievement and engagement, continual academic innovation, and the institution’s solid commitment to affordability. Overall, he reported that Rider was doing well.

A total of 1,347 bachelor’s, master’s and associate degrees will be conferred upon students in Lawrenceville and Princeton. The University will also present three honorary doctorates, one at each ceremony.

A triple major, Pakistan native Madiha Latif ’12 took full advantage of the opportunities afforded to her at Rider, twice leading the Model U.N. team to Outstanding Delegation awards as its head delegate.

Michael Rosati ’10, M.B.A. ’12, who will deliver the student address at Rider’s Graduate and College of Continuing Studies Commencement on Thursday, May 10, says that there was only one direction for him to go – straight ahead.

Chemistry major Paul Ghattas’ 12 wasn’t sure where his love of the field would take him. Now, after an internship at Capital Health System, he’s headed to medical school at Penn State.

A chance to get behind the camera as soon as possible brought Robbinsville, N.J., resident J.T. Fetch ’12 back from the desert and into the TV studio at Rider.