Why Anthropology Is Important
Recently retired Professor Gordon McEwan, an expert on the Incas and their predecessors, helped students thrive in our multicultural world.
Wagner News
What’s Inside: The Nursing Resource Center
Students get realistic hands-on experience in the Hi Fidelity Simulation Lab.
A Thriving Partnership
The Port Richmond Partnership celebrates its 10th anniversary.
Sharing the Joy
Wagner honors Beverly Hoehne Whipple ’62, a nurse and a scientist.
A Very Special Class
The College inducted 632 new alumni, including Richard and Carin Guarasci, and remembered one who died much too young.
Seahawk and Spider-Man: Not Too Far from Home
The Seahawk Marching Band made its debut in a genuine summer blockbuster in 2019.
Which professors hold the record for teaching the most First-Year Learning Communities?
Two professors have taught a First-Year Learning Community every year since the Wagner Plan was launched in 1998.
Skills and Knowledge
In fall 2018, the Wagner faculty introduced a new approach to the core curriculum of the Wagner Plan.
‘Small Windows, Wide Views’: Seals in Antiquity and Today
Art historian Sarah Scott studies the ancient history of seals, and speaks about their modern relevance.