The 17th Anniversary of the DaVinci Society's Annual Scholarship Dinner will be held on Thursday, September 29 at the Staten Island Hilton Garden Inn at 6pm. For tickets or to learn more about the DaVinci Society visit their website.
October 4 @ 11:00 am - 12:30 pmWagner UnionAtrium Table 1
WagnerVotes and students from LC17 will assist the Wagner community with voter registration, voter registration verification, and requests for absentee ballots during National Voter Education Week.
Enjoy a Krispy Kreme donut before (or after!) class! Fill out a raffle ticket for a chance to win cold weather Wagner gear! If you are wearing green, you'll get an extra raffle ticket. On Wednesdays, we wear green!
WPNSI is a student-alumni networking organization for professional development. The club welcomes students of all class years and majors. There are two parts to the club: the alumni side with Lunch & Learns and the student side with Snack & Shares. The main feature of the club is the various Lunch & Learn events that […]
October 6 @ 8:00 pm - 10:30 pmMain HallTheatre, Staten Island, 10301
THE CRADLE WILL ROCK, the classic 1937 musical, is the stuff of Broadway legend. Marc Blitzstein’s pro-union/anti-Big Business masterpiece is both dramatic and funny, and remains as relevant today as it was during the Great Depression. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
October 7 @ 8:00 pm - 10:30 pmMain HallTheatre, Staten Island, 10301
THE CRADLE WILL ROCK, the classic 1937 musical, is the stuff of Broadway legend. Marc Blitzstein’s pro-union/anti-Big Business masterpiece is both dramatic and funny, and remains as relevant today as it was during the Great Depression. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
October 8 @ 2:00 pm - 4:30 pmMain HallTheatre, Staten Island, 10301
THE CRADLE WILL ROCK, the classic 1937 musical, is the stuff of Broadway legend. Marc Blitzstein’s pro-union/anti-Big Business masterpiece is both dramatic and funny, and remains as relevant today as it was during the Great Depression. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
October 8 @ 8:00 pm - 10:30 pmMain HallTheatre, Staten Island, 10301
THE CRADLE WILL ROCK, the classic 1937 musical, is the stuff of Broadway legend. Marc Blitzstein’s pro-union/anti-Big Business masterpiece is both dramatic and funny, and remains as relevant today as it was during the Great Depression. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
October 13 @ 8:00 pm - 10:30 pmMain HallTheatre, Staten Island, 10301
THE CRADLE WILL ROCK, the classic 1937 musical, is the stuff of Broadway legend. Marc Blitzstein’s pro-union/anti-Big Business masterpiece is both dramatic and funny, and remains as relevant today as it was during the Great Depression. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
October 14 @ 8:00 pm - 10:30 pmMain HallTheatre, Staten Island, 10301
THE CRADLE WILL ROCK, the classic 1937 musical, is the stuff of Broadway legend. Marc Blitzstein’s pro-union/anti-Big Business masterpiece is both dramatic and funny, and remains as relevant today as it was during the Great Depression. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
October 15 @ 2:00 pm - 4:30 pmMain HallTheatre, Staten Island, 10301
THE CRADLE WILL ROCK, the classic 1937 musical, is the stuff of Broadway legend. Marc Blitzstein’s pro-union/anti-Big Business masterpiece is both dramatic and funny, and remains as relevant today as it was during the Great Depression. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
October 15 @ 8:00 pm - 10:30 pmMain HallTheatre, Staten Island, 10301
THE CRADLE WILL ROCK, the classic 1937 musical, is the stuff of Broadway legend. Marc Blitzstein’s pro-union/anti-Big Business masterpiece is both dramatic and funny, and remains as relevant today as it was during the Great Depression. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
October 16 @ 2:00 pm - 4:30 pmMain HallTheatre, Staten Island, 10301
THE CRADLE WILL ROCK, the classic 1937 musical, is the stuff of Broadway legend. Marc Blitzstein’s pro-union/anti-Big Business masterpiece is both dramatic and funny, and remains as relevant today as it was during the Great Depression. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
Join us for a conversation and a short film about issues faced by LBTQ+ residents in long-term care facilities in collaboration with the Staten Island Pride Center. This event is part of the Project Pericles Debating for Democracy program.
Join us for a conversation surrounding Business Insights with Aarti S. Ivanic PhD, Dean and Associate Professor in the Nicolais School of Business, and alumna Alyssa Ahern '13, Senior Public Relations Manager, Global Newsrooms at adidas. This event is open to all students, of all majors and grades.
Two proper Victorian sisters, both now grown women and mothers, return to their childhood nursery to relive the haunting memories of their youth. Their voyage in and out of the past—and through the labyrinths of their vivid imaginations—weaves an enchanted spell that will linger long in the memory. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
Two proper Victorian sisters, both now grown women and mothers, return to their childhood nursery to relive the haunting memories of their youth. Their voyage in and out of the past—and through the labyrinths of their vivid imaginations—weaves an enchanted spell that will linger long in the memory. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
Two proper Victorian sisters, both now grown women and mothers, return to their childhood nursery to relive the haunting memories of their youth. Their voyage in and out of the past—and through the labyrinths of their vivid imaginations—weaves an enchanted spell that will linger long in the memory. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
Two proper Victorian sisters, both now grown women and mothers, return to their childhood nursery to relive the haunting memories of their youth. Their voyage in and out of the past—and through the labyrinths of their vivid imaginations—weaves an enchanted spell that will linger long in the memory. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
Two proper Victorian sisters, both now grown women and mothers, return to their childhood nursery to relive the haunting memories of their youth. Their voyage in and out of the past—and through the labyrinths of their vivid imaginations—weaves an enchanted spell that will linger long in the memory. For more information or tickets visit https://wagner.edu/performing-arts/tickets/.
Visual artist La Vaughn Belle from the U.S. Virgin Islands will talk about her art and the ways in which art engages with public memory and cultural geography. For additional information contact Dr. Steven Thomas, English Department.
Join Wagner College Theatre in honoring Luke Yankee, winner of the 2022 Stanley Drama Award. Ceremony will include a reading from Luke's play Marilyn, Mom and Me. RSVP to diane.catalano@wagner.edu by Friday, October 14. The Stanley Drama Award was established in 1957 by Mrs. Alma Timolat Stanley in conjunction with the Stanley-Timolat Foundation, which supports […]
"Where Are We Headed?" is 'a road movie' encapsulated in the Moscow metro system and filmed over the course of one year is a documentary film that observes cultural and social issues in modern Russia. Contact philip.cartelli@wagner.edu for more info.
November 2 @ 8:00 am - 9:00 amWagner UnionFaculty Dining Room
The Wagner College Office of Alumni Relations would like to invite all alumni who have chosen to serve their alma mater as a current Wagner faculty, staff, or administrator member to an appreciation event.
