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Middle School Project Week gives students insight into how creativity and collaboration happen in the real world.
It's not enough to sing, dance, and act. In "Legally Blonde," the performers have to jump rope too.
Coach Marty Schneider exemplifies the phrase, "Love what you do." For more than 60 years, he has guided novice fencers…
A working playwright who teaches drama and film, Kellen Blair gives students space to use their imagination freely.
Jason Curry, the chair of the Middle and Upper School Music Department, says students should see their shortcomings as temporary.
Riverdale is changing. The R+ Campaign has created new opportunities for research, travel, and connections with local and global communities.
Intriguing combinations of materials inspire problem-solving, creativity, and unique ways of relating to the surroundings.
Six teachers and two students take part in the Sumbandila summer program for high-performing, disadvantaged youth at Ridgeway College in…
Chime Dolma, assistant director of service learning and a history teacher, grew up among yak herders in Tibet.
The Lion King JR. brought together the art department, the after-school Maker Alliance, and the theater faculty from both campuses.
"Creative thinking is in everything that we do," says first grade teacher Natasha Schmemann.
The Hudson River flows alongside the River Campus, providing a portal for the study of geography, water, history, ecology, and…
"Keeping kids excited about math makes math exciting for me." Jazmin Sherwood talks about teaching sixth grade math, and setting…
The Marc A. Zambetti Athletic Center provides state-of-the-art facilities for physical education classes and athletics teams.
An innovative redesign of the Marc A. Zambetti '80 Athletic Center gives Riverdale students and teams state-of-the-art facilities to train,…
In 2018, Riverdale partnered with MetaBronx, an innovation and entrepreneurship accelerator in the South Bronx, to help students learn how…
Riverdale set up a temporary garage for a senior project that involved converting a 1996 pickup truck to electric power.
An aspiring engineer, Caleb Jeanniton '18 loves cars. For his senior independent project, he designed and built an electric go-kart.