The quintessential medical examiner, he brought professional standards and a trusted presence to communities large and small.
A walk through the Wagner College campus is not just a stroll through a peaceful, parklike urban oasis — it’s also an expedition through several layers of history.
Eighty-five percent of alumni have overlapped with Professor Otto Raths’ tenure. He, Marilyn Kiss, and Miles Groth all retire this year.
Richard Guarasci announces his upcoming retirement, launching the search for Wagner’s 19th president.
Two key administrators who have significantly influenced Wagner students in recent years took on new roles in summer 2018.
Exhortation from a dynamic educator highlights commencement 2018.
Old friends, new friends, and even new flames ignite at the annual alumni weekend. Here are a few stories collected from Reunion 2018.
The fall of 2018 marks the start of some very significant events in Wagner history.
The annual awards given at Reunion recognize leaders in serving the College and the community and in professional achievement.
Wagner belongs ‘on the leading edge’ of doctoral-level nursing education, says Claire Fagin ’48 H’93.
