Ken Mitchell ’87: A Zoo-tiful Day in the Neighborhood

More of a legal eagle than a lion tamer, he never expected to head up a zoo — even though he grew up in the neighborhood. But when opportunity knocked, he found out it was a good fit.

History Tour, Part 2: The Birth of an American College

Between 1922 and 1930, the Wagner campus grew from six buildings to 10, adding a dormitory, three faculty homes, and the College’s architectural signature, Main Hall.

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The Real Tree Story

When and why were the trees planted around the Sutter Oval? Wagner historian Lee Manchester has unearthed the truth.

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How Two Alumni Turn Confusion into Business Gold

Partners in financial advising and longtime friends, they share something unique.

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Green, White, and ‘Purpla’

These freshmen are in the first cohort of graduates of Wagner’s Port Richmond Partnership Leadership Academy.

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Banking Bad

Bob Mazur ’72 speaks about his real-life undercover work and the major motion picture based on his life, ‘The Infiltrator.’

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A Glimpse into ‘the Old Days’

Remembering Wagner in the 1940s, when the gym was a center of entertainment for man and beast alike.

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Intellect and Inspiration

New dean of civic engagement is an expert in using the arts for social change.

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The Original College Seal

On December 1, 2016, the Wagner College seal celebrates its 100th birthday! Here’s a guide to its original elements.

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Time to Reconnect

Reunion 2016 brings classmates together to support each other and help the next generation.