Who’s the Source for ‘Virginia Woolf’?
How a Wagner professor and his wife became the models for two of American theater’s most unforgettable — and disturbing — characters.
Wagner History
Melchior Memories
The article “Who in the Wagner World Was Lauritz Melchior?” (fall 2012 issue of Wagner …
Colleen Venable ’02 & Robert Geronimo ’09: Ode to the Anchor
What’s the real story behind the Wagner anchor? Find out in Wagner Magazine’s first comic.
Lauritz Melchior
Lauritz Melchior (1890–1973) was the most famous Wagnerian Heldentenor (“heroic tenor”) of his day. From …
Terry Baker Mulligan ’66: Beyond the Storm
The world was in turmoil that year, and so was I. But a year in Bregenz changed everything.
Stoughton Cottage
After the College settled into its new home on Grymes Hill in 1918, the first …
Built to Last
The history and future of Wagner’s Horrmann Library, which turned 50 in fall 2011.
Reynolds House
The building we know today as Reynolds House has been called by several names: North …
‘Lyle’s House’
Many an alumnus from the late 1970s through the end of 2007 remembers the cottage …