The U.S. country president of pharmaceutical giant Novartis is rooted in Wagner’s liberal arts tradition.
A century ago, a Lutheran pastor and an anniversary party played key roles in establishing the College at this place that we have called home ever since.
In Parker Hall’s basement, Professor Bill Murphy shares his expertise in drypoint etching, a style of intaglio printmaking.
A Wagner philosophy major who became ‘one of the greatest sociologists of religion and modernity.’
A Wagner student opens a place of new opportunities — a library for girls — in her home country, Afghanistan.
Walter Kaelber, professor of religious studies, was named this fall to the new Robinson Family Chair of Comparative Religion.
The many facets of the late Dr. Donald W. Spiro ’49 H’88 shone at campus memorial service.
Donated by a famous opera singer, the 100-year-old hunting trophies of Megerle 405 get a face lift.
A seabird scientist coaches Seahawk saber: Professor Brian Palestis is a volunteer assistant with the women’s fencing team.
Several happy couples celebrated their unions with their extended Wagner family. Check out the pictures!
