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Residential Education and University Housing

Move-In Guide RIDER UNIVER SITY | 2026-27

WE’RE HERE TO HELP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS FOR INCOMING STUDENTS. . . . . . . . . . 5 ACCESSING CAMPUS WITH YOUR BRONC ID. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 BEFORE YOUR ARRIVE TO CAMPUS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 MOVE-IN DATE AND TIME . . . . . . . . . . . 8 MOVE-IN DAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 EARLY ARRIVAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 LOOKING AHEAD TO BREAK. . . . . . . 11 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR NEW HOME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 PREFERRED VENDORS . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 DECORATING YOUR ROOM . . . . . . . 18 ANNUAL ROOM DECORATING CONTEST . . . . . . . . . . . 19 TECHNOLOGY SET-UP AND SUPPORT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 CAMPUS SAFETY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 GETTING INVOLVED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 MOVE-IN DAY MAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 IMPORTANT CONTACTS . . . . . . . . . . 26

Welcome TO R I D E R U N I V E R S I T Y!

Move-in isn’t just a date on the calendar. It’s your launchpad. You’re not simply unpacking bags; you’re stepping into a new chapter full of new friends, new experiences and a future that’s yours to create. This guide is here to help you hit the ground running. You’ll find everything from what to bring and where to go, to tips for getting settled. At Rider, you’re more than just another student. You’re part of a community that shows up for each other, cheers each other on and grows together. When you arrive on Movein Day, be sure to connect with one of our Bronc Buddies! These student volunteers will be ready and excited to help you during your move-in experience and welcome you to your new home away from home.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS NOW, AND IT’S GOING TO BE UNFORGETTABLE.

We’re here to help. OFFICE OF RESIDENTIAL EDUC ATION AND UNIVERSIT Y HOUSING

We’re here to support you before, during, and after move-in. If you ever have a question or need help with anything housingrelated, don’t hesitate to reach out. reslife@rider.edu 609-896-5057 rider.edu/reslife RESIDENTIAL EDUC ATION AND UNIVERSIT Y HOUSING WEBSITE

On the Residential Education and University Housing website, you’ll find everything related to housing, move-in, and life on campus: »

Residence Halls

Dining Services

Move-In & Early Arrivals

Housing Calendar: Openings and Closings

Step-by-Step Housing Process

July 15 deadline to submit your immunization records via the Healthy Broncs Portal.

C AMPUS LIVING GUIDE

In our Campus Living Guide, you’ll find:

Room details: Furniture, dimensions, and layout tips

What to bring (and what’s not allowed)

Vendor info: Care packages, storage options, and renters insurance

Campus services: Laundry, dining and meal plans, mail, and more

Policies and processes: Housing accommodations, contract cancellations, damages, and how to get involved with RHA (Residence Hall Association)

RESIDENCE HALL MOVE-IN GUIDE

Questions? Call the Student Health Center at 609-896-5060 or email healthcenter@rider.edu.

Immunization Requirements for Incoming Students TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR FALL 2026 MOVE-IN, students must meet all immunization

requirements. If students are in violation of this policy, they will not be permitted to check-in. These requirements are mandated by New Jersey state law and must be completed before you arrive on campus for move-in. Please submit your immunization records via the Healthy Broncs Portal by the July 15 deadline. Do not email, mail, or hand-deliver records. Only submissions through the portal will be reviewed.

REQUIRED VACCINES: The following are required by the State of New Jersey: »

Hepatitis B: The Hepatitis B vaccine is required for all students enrolled in 12 or more credits as well as all athletes, residents and international students.

MMR: Students are required to be vaccinated against measles, mumps and rubella.

Meningitis: The Meningitis ACYW vaccine, given at or after the student’s 16th birthday, is required for all first time freshmen (regardless of residency). For all other students (transfer, graduate, exchange) the Meningitis ACYW vaccine is required for any students residing or congregating on campus (this includes all D-1 athletes) within the last 5 years.

Tuberculosis (TB) Screening: All students must complete the TB screening questionnaire in the portal. If you answer “Yes” to any question, you must provide results from a TB test (PPD or Quantiferon Gold) done in the past 12 months.

For more information about health requirements, visit: RIDER.EDU/NEW-STUDENT-HEALTH 5

Accessing campus with your Bronc ID At Rider, your Bronc ID is your key to campus (literally). Whether you use the GET Mobile App or a physical ID card, you’ll need it every day to access buildings, services, and events. You are required to always carry your official photo ID and present it to University staff upon request. Your photo will also appear in University systems, such as Canvas. YOUR BRONC ID GIVES YOU ACCESS TO: »

Residence halls

Dining facilities (including swipe access at Daly Dining Hall)

Student Recreation Center

Campus events

Campus services (such as cashier’s and bursar’s offices)

University Store transactions (including check payments)

Library access (physical card only)

Campus print stations (physical card only)

Mail/package pickup (physical card only)

Your ID card or mobile app must be electronically validated for the current term to be considered active. IDs are nontransferable. Lending your card or using false info can lead to disciplinary action. If you withdraw from the University, your ID must be returned to the Dean of Students. 6

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More than

50%

of Rider undergraduates live on campus

Rider Ready Pass In order to move into your residential room you must obtain your “Rider Ready Pass”.

TO OBTAIN YOU RIDER READY PASS YOU MUST: 1. Submit all Pre-Entrance Health Requirements through the Healthy Broncs Portal » Due date for completion of health requirements: July 15 » Due dates for submission of vaccine exemption requests: July 15 » Student Health Center (609) 896-5060 | healthcenter@rider.edu

2. Ensure your bill is paid or payment plan is scheduled prior to move in. » One Stop Services (609) 896-5360 | onestop@rider.edu

3. Ensure you are enrolled in fall 2026 courses.

GET Mobile ID App GET is an app designed to be a mobile phone version of your Bronc ID. With the app, you can:

» Registrar’s Office (609) 896-5065 | registrar@rider.edu

Students who have not obtained their “Rider

Unlock doors (including residence halls)

Ready Pass” will not be issued a room key and

Access parking gates

must resolve all outstanding requirements

Use your meal plan at Daly Dining Hall

before moving in. Upon arrival, you will need to

Order food through the Grubhub Kiosk in Cranberry’s

park your vehicle and proceed to the first floor of the BLC, Cavalla Room, to address the issue. Once you receive a clearance pass from the office indicating compliance, you may rejoin the

The app is available from the App Store or Google Play.

move-in line to begin the move-in process.

Learn more at rider.edu/id-cards and view GET mobile app instructions (PDF).

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Before you arrive to campus Meet your roommates before move-in day Knowing who you’re living with can make move-in smoother. Here’s how to find your roommate(s): 1.

Log into the Housing Portal via MyRider.

Under your 2026–2027 Housing Application, click “Continue Application.”

Select “Application Status.”

You’ll see the names of everyone assigned to your room, suite, or apartment.

Moving & Packing Tips

Your move-in date and time: Your move-in experience is structured to reduce congestion, give you space, and make arriving on campus as smooth as possible. There are three general move-in periods based on the floor breakdown for each building. Some buildings may vary but most buildings will be structured in this way.

NEW STUDENT MOVE - IN : Friday, September 4, 2026 | 9 a.m. to noon Centennial » All floors

| 8:30 to 9 a.m.

Kroner » 3rd Floor

| 8:30 to 9 a.m.

2nd Floor | 9:30 to 10 a.m.

UPDATE YOUR ADDRESS Ordering things to campus? Make sure your shipping info is set to your campus address—especially for Amazon, food delivery, and shopping apps.

1st Floor

2nd Floor | 10 to 10:30 a.m.

START PACKING EARLY Get a head start by boxing up items you won’t need for the rest of summer—like winter clothes, school supplies, and extra linens. Use storage bins or moving boxes to keep it organized.

1st Floor

PACK A “FIRST NIGHT” BAG Have a separate bag with essentials like sheets and pillow; change of clothes; toiletries; and phone charger. You’ll want quick access to these items before you’re fully unpacked. SHIPPING & STORAGE HELP You can’t ship items to Rider ahead of time for in-room delivery—but you can use Storage Squad, our preferred vendor for shipping and storage. They’ll hold and deliver your items for move-in.

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Ziegler » 3rd Floor

| 10:30 to 11 a.m.

| 9 to 9:30 a.m. | 11 to 11:30 a.m.

RETURNING STUDENT MOVE - IN : Tuesday, September 8, 2026 | 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Building/Floor » 3rd & 4th Floors

Arrival Time | 8:30 to 10 a.m.

2nd Floor

| 10 to 11:30 a.m.

1st & Ground Floors | 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

*Students will select an appointment time during the time frame associated with their housing assignment

MOVE-IN HELP » R esidential Education and University Housing staff will be on hand to answer questions and distribute keys.

Move-in Day Move-in welcomes hundreds of students and families to campus. To keep the process running smoothly, each student receives a specific move-in date (based on housing assignment). They will be given a timeframe to arrive within based on the location of their room (hall and floor) and they must arrive within that time frame. (Your 15-minute time slot is your arrival window, not your total move-in time.)

What to expect when you arrive 1.

Unload first. Family or friends should unload belongings onto the sidewalk near your hall.

Student check-in. Head to the check-in area for your building to receive your room key and details.

Quick stop. Parking in front of residence halls is limited to 15 minutes during check-in.

Room review. Once you’re in your room, make note of any issues and bring them to your RA or hall staff during your first community meeting.

» Your Resident Assistant and Area Coordinator are excited to meet you and support you during your first moments on campus. Please stay tuned for more information about a welcome floor meeting and events to help you connect with others. We recommend bringing helpers to make move-in quicker and easier. MOVE-IN PARKING INSTRUCTIONS After students unload their belongings to their residence halls, they should park in the student spaces next to the Bart Luedeke Center (BLC). During Move-in Day, Public Safety and the Residential Education and University Housing staff will direct you into available parking spaces. LATE MOVE-IN Can’t arrive during your assigned window? Email reslife@rider.edu with your expected arrival before the semester begins. Late move-in will only be approved to move in on a weekday during business hours unless they have their Rider Ready pass in hand. If you don’t notify us, you risk being marked as a no-show and losing your housing assignment. RIDER UNIVER SITY | 2026-27

Early Arrival NEW FOR THIS YEAR, Rider has introduced a two-part Early Arrival Process:

OPTION 1: REQUESTING EARLY ARRIVAL Students not affiliated with a campus group can request to move in early by submitting a form in the Housing Portal. Students will be provided a day that they are able to move-in once requested and approved through sending an email. Requests must be submitted by July 31. $200 Early Arrival Housing Fee Students will be required to purchase an Early Arrival Meal Plan of either a 12 Meal Plan ($160) or an 8 Meal Plan ($120). Some students may also have their groups cover all or a portion of the meal costs during Early Arrival. »

Request must be submitted by August 1.

Students arriving early without approval will be fined per unauthorized day based on their scheduled date and time.

OPTION 2: PRE-APPROVED GROUP ARRIVAL If you’re part of a pre-approved campus group, you will be emailed with instructions on your move-in date and time based on your group and their request. There will be no added cost for this group and meals will be covered for these students OR the organization you are associated with will be covering these expenses.

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Looking ahead to break Residence Halls will remain open during university break periods at no cost to students.

New for Fall 2026

Students interested in remaining on campus for breaks can register through the Housing Portal in myRider. Students can request to extend their fall housing for an End of Fall extension but J-Term Housing does come at an additional fee. Fall and Spring Breaks do not cost extra. Details pertaining to break registration will be available throughout the academic year. Please note however that students are subject to a $200 late fee if they do not submit their request for any of these periods by the deadline listed on our website and listed below in this section.

THANKSGIVING BREAK EXTENSION:

Bronc Buddies Early Arrival Wednesday, September 2 8:30 a.m. to noon

5:30 p.m., Tuesday, November 24, 2026 through 2 p.m., Sunday, November 29, 2026. Deadline to apply is Friday, November 13, 2026. END OF FALL EXTENSION: Noon, Saturday, December 12, 2026 through 2 p.m., Sunday, January 3, 2027.

Students who are volunteering to be Bronc Buddies during the Fall 2026 Move-in Process will be permitted to move-in early. Housing and meal plan costs for early arrival will be waived; however, if you don’t attend training and/or your shift, you’ll be charged the full amount: $200 (housing cost) and $160 (meal plan).

Deadline to apply is Friday, November 20, 2026.

Bronc Buddies should sign up for a shift here.

Noon, Saturday, March 13, 2027 through 10 a.m., Sunday, March 21, 2027. No additional charge.

BRONC BUDDY REQUIREMENTS:

WINTER BREAK (J-TERM): 2 p.m., Sunday, January 3, 2026 through 2 p.m., Sunday, January 24, 2026. Requires an additional $400 fee. Deadline to apply is Friday, December 4, 2026. SPRING BREAK EXTENSION:

Attend training on Thursday, September 3 at 10 a.m..

Deadline to apply is Friday, February 26, 2027.

Work both shifts on Friday, September 4 and help out with other tasks as needed

END OF SPRING EXTENSION: Noon, Saturday, May 8, 2027 through noon, Sunday, May 16, 2027. Deadline to apply is Friday, April 23, 2027.

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Before you start decorating and settling in Here’s what you need to know about your space at Rider.

What’s in your room? Each student is provided with: »

A twin-size bed (frame & mattress)

A desk and chair

A dresser

A closet or wardrobe

Window treatments (shades or blinds)

Traditional and suite-style halls do not include in-room cooking facilities. But you’ll find shared kitchenettes in common areas, with microwaves, sinks or stoves depending on the building.

Bed dimensions Rider University has twin-size beds installed in its residence halls. »

Standard Twin: 75” x 39” (default in all residence halls)

Extra-Long Twin: 80” x 39” These are limited and available first come first serve. To request an XL Twin, please put a work order through facilities using this link.

Know your bedspace You’re not just assigned a room, you’re assigned a specific bedspace (like A-1, A-2, B-3, etc.). To avoid confusion or roommate mix-ups, make sure you move into the correct spot. If you’re unsure which bed is yours, just ask a Residential Education and University Housing staff member when you arrive. 14

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Learn more about your building Explore room types, layouts, and amenities at Residence Hall Overview and Single Rooms, Apartments & Suites.

Mail and packages at Rider

Need to submit a work order?

Every resident student is assigned a 4-digit mailbox number, which you can find in your MyRider account. If you’re a returning student, your mailbox number stays the same year to year.

From light bulb changes to trash removal, students can use this form to request services from campus facilities.

Package pick-up and notifications You’ll receive an email notification when mail or packages arrive. Packages can be picked up at the Rider Mailroom during operating hours.

MAILROOM LOCATION: GENERAL SERVICES BUILDING Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Drop-off only after 4:45 p.m.

Smoking and tobacco policy in Residence Halls Smoking is strictly prohibited inside all residence halls. This includes all tobacco products and nicotine delivery devices, such as cigarettes (including clove, bidis, kreteks); cigars and cigarillos; e-cigarettes and vapes; hookahs; pipes; oral tobacco (chew, snuff, dip); nasal tobacco; and/or any device that mimics smoking or delivers nicotine This policy is in place to protect the health, safety, and comfort of all students in the residential community. For more information, review the Student Code of Conduct.

Contact information: ricohmail@rider.edu 609-895-5477

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Preferred vendors Rider University partners with a select group of vendors to make your move-in experience easier and your time on campus more comfortable. From insurance to linens to shipping, here’s what you need to know:

Personal property insurance Rider University does not insure personal belongings in the residence halls. We strongly recommend reviewing your family’s homeowners or renters insurance policy for coverage options. If you’re not covered, consider purchasing a renter’s insurance policy. GradGuard is our preferred vendor for affordable, student-focused coverage. Learn more at GradGuard.com.

Storage & pre-move-in shipping Storage Squad offers: »

Summer storage for returning students

Pre-move-in shipping with on-campus delivery

Special support for early arrivals and international students

Fall 2026 delivery schedule: »

For delivery schedule please contact the company directly.

Visit storagesquad.com for more details.

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Decorating your room Your room is more than a place to sleep. It’s your space to relax, study, have fun and express who you are. So go ahead, bring the cozy. Bring the color. Bring the you. Pro tip: Talk with your roommate(s) before move-in so you can coordinate styles or plan who’s bringing what. A little planning goes a long way! Most rooms include bulletin boards or tack strips. You can decorate the walls using mounting putty or poster putty (no nails or adhesive strips, please).

What you can bring

What’s not allowed

Here’s a list of Rider-approved room essentials:

We’re all for personalization, but safety comes first. You may cover no more than 15% of your residence hall walls with decorations. Here’s what’s off-limits in the halls:

Cleaning supplies & laundry detergent

Fan (you’ll thank yourself)

Headphones

Iron or coffeemaker (must have auto shut-off)

Laptop & cable lock

Personal toiletries & health insurance card

Pictures, posters, and poster putty

Power strip (UL-rated) Linked here

Adhesive wall products (like 3M strips, painters tape, light strips)

Curtains

Candles, incense, oil burners, halogen lamps

Cooking appliances with an open heating element (toasters, hotplates, convection ovens, air fryers, etc.)

Sheets, pillows, and blankets

Drugs, or paraphernalia (regardless of age)

Smart TV (supports Xfinity Stream app)

Firearms, weapons (even with a permit)

USB printer cable (if bringing a printer)

Furnishings without fire safety labels

Wastebasket

High-wattage appliances (AC units, heaters, amps over 50 watts)

Items for lofting or raising beds

Multi-Plug Adapters

Networking equipment (routers, switches, access points)

Pets (service animals are allowed)

Residential Extension Cords (having two prongs that are generally white, green and brown in color)

Waterbeds, or any water-filled device

Still not sure if something’s okay? Check the Student Code of Conduct, or email Residential Education and University Housing before you pack it.

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New for Fall 2026

Annual Room Decorating Contest GOT AN EYE FOR DESIGN? A FLAIR FOR STYLE? LOVE SHOWING OFF YOUR RIDER SPIRIT?

Then you’ll want in on the Room Decorating Contest! The Office of Residential Education and University Housing is awarding a grand prize of $500 in Bronc Bucks to the Best Decorated Room on Campus.

HOW IT WORKS: »

During move-in, you’ll receive an email with a registration form.

Decorate your room with creativity, school spirit, and your unique vibe.

Think color, cohesion, Bronc pride, and a theme that pops!

PHOTO SHOOT & JUDGING: To compete, you’ll need to: »

Be available for a University-sponsored photo shoot of your room

Feature all roommates in the shoot (the more, the merrier!)

Let us highlight your space as part of showcasing on-campus living

Start brainstorming ideas now. Talk with your roommates. Go bold, go Bronc, and most importantly — have fun with it. Your room could be the one that inspires the whole campus.

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Technology set-up and support »

Know your BroncID, Rider Key ID and Rider email address: You should have received this information during the admissions or acceptance process. Your Rider Key is required to access online services at Rider.

Connect to the campus Wi-Fi network, nowires, using your RIDER KEY credentials. For devices like gaming consoles or smart TVs, you’ll need to register them through the Help Desk.

Download the Rider University Mobile App to access your class schedule, campus maps, dining menus, and more.

Know where computer labs are located: Rider operates several computer labs, including those at the Moore Library.

EasyPrint is Rider University’s printing solution that allows you to print from anywhere on campus. With the One Queue feature, your document is available at any student printer location with a swipe of your Rider ID card.

Check out the myRider Portal: A website that allows you to access Rider email, class updates, register for classes, financial information and more.

Connect your TV: Rider University is replacing its legacy cable system with a faster, more reliable streaming TV service built for modern devices. It’s simple, flexible, and gives you access to live and on-demand content right from your screen of choice.

If you encounter any technology-related issues or have questions, contact the Office of Information Technologies (OIT) at: helpdesk@rider.edu 609-219-3000 rider.edu/helpdesk

24/7 public safety

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Campus safety Your safety is a top priority at Rider. The Department of Public Safety works 24/7 to keep our campus secure, with regular patrols, emergency response services, and a range of safety resources.

Security tips and resources »

Residence Hall Access: Residence Halls are locked at all times. Students must use their Bronc ID to enter. Don’t let anyone you don’t know follow you in and never prop doors open. One of the best ways to stay safe on campus is a locked door, always keep your room door closed and locked.

Emergency Resources: RiderAlert is the university’s electronic notification system that disseminates timely warnings and emergency notifications via text, email, and phone calls. Code-blue phones across campus provide direct access to Public Safety, and well-lit paths and security cameras add extra peace of mind.

Safety Support: Escort services are available for students walking on campus at night.

If you need assistance, feel unsafe or notice something suspicious, contact Public Safety at: 609-896-5029 (non-emergency) 609-896-7777 (emergency) rider.edu/publicsafety

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Getting Involved CO L L EG E I S MO R E T H A N CL A S S E S. At Rider, campus life is full

of opportunities to get involved, build friendships, and create lasting memories.

» Kick off the year with Welcome Week, a series of events and activities designed to help you settle in, explore campus, and meet other students. Welcome Week will be taking place from Friday, September 4 through Tuesday, September 8. » Looking to get involved? Bronc Nation is your goto resource for discovering student organizations, upcoming events, and leadership opportunities. » Show your Bronc pride by cheering on our Division I teams! Check out game schedules, team news, and more at GoBroncs.com. » View other campus events and plan a fun semester!

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Rider University Move-In Day Map

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Students will arrive at the South Side entrance for move-in. From this location, they will be directed to their assigned residence hall. After unloading their belongings, students will be required to park in the designated area.

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Students will be permitted to unload their vehicle in front of their assigned residence hall, after which they will be required to relocate their vehicle to the designated parking areas.

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Rider University partners with a select group of vendors to make your move-in experience easier and your time on campus more comfortable. See full list of vendors on page 16.

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Important Contacts at Rider ACADEMIC SUCCESS CENTER

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

OFFICE OF SERVICE AND CIVIC

academicsuccesscenter@rider.edu

facilities@rider.edu

ENGAGEMENT

609-896-5008

609-896-5080

CAMPUS RECREATION

OFFICE OF ADMISSION

Recreation Programs

admissions@rider.edu

recprograms@rider.edu

609-896-5042

609-896-7770 Student Recreation Center srcfit@rider.edu 609-896-7716 CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND SUCCESS careers@rider.edu 609-896-5058 CENTER FOR COMMUNITY & BELONGING cdi@rider.edu 609-896-5216 COUNSELING CENTER counseling@rider.edu 609-896-5157 DEAN OF STUDENTS deanofstudents@rider.edu 609-896-5101 DINING SERVICES

OFFICE OF CAMPUS LIFE ocl@rider.edu 609-896-5327 OFFICE OF FRATERNITY & SORORITY LIFE greeklife@rider.edu 609-896-5000 ext. 7306 OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES helpdesk@rider.edu 609-219-3000 OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION/STUDY ABROAD oie@rider.edu 609-896-7717 OFFICE OF ONE STOP SERVICES: BURSAR & FINANCIAL AID onestop@rider.edu 609-896-5360

Rider Resource Pantry pantry@rider.edu 609-896-5247 ORIENTATION/OFFICE OF TRANSITION PROGRAMS orientation@rider.edu 609-896-5373 PUBLIC SAFETY publicsafety@rider.edu 609-896-5029 RESIDENTIAL EDUCATION AND UNIVERSITY HOUSING reslife@rider.edu 609-896-5102 STUDENT ACCESSIBILITY & SUPPORT SERVICES (SASS) accessibility@rider.edu 609-895-5492 STUDENT HEALTH CENTER healthcenter@rider.edu 609-896-5060 VETERANS AND MILITARY AFFAIRS

riderdining@rider.edu

veterans@rider.edu

609-896-5061

609-896-7382

2083 Lawrenceville Road, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648-3099 USA reslife@rider.edu ▪ ▪ 609-896-5057 R I D E R.E D U/R E S L I F E