‘Rent’ comes home to Wagner
Jonathan Larson was a brilliant young composer who wrote one famous musical that rocked the musical theatre world. Rent will be premiering on the Wagner Stage this February and March.
Fall 2012
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.
The Art of Living Abroad: Mitch Sims ’06, Vienna
The first time Mitch Sims ’06 traveled to Vienna, for a summer program before his senior year at Wagner, he got lost.
The Art of Living Abroad: Michele Appello ’98, Amsterdam
Rebuilding a career in the Netherlands, plus Michele’s favorite Amsterdam hangouts.
The Art of Living Abroad: Andy Cortese ’72, London
The unique experiences Wagner Alum Andy Cortese had studying, living and working abroad from Italy to Latin America to London.
A Comic Collaboration
Learn how the first ever comic to be featured in a Wagner Magazine issue came to be.
Mother Knows Best?
Today as much as ever, mothers and motherhood are categories to be reckoned with in political debates.
Lessons learned from Superstorm Sandy
As students and faculty spent the night in the Spiro Sports Center waiting out the storm and high winds they awoke to find the campus endured the storm with only minimal damage, but the situation was dire for many of our neighbors.
Sandy’s Aftermath
Stories from students and alumni about the storm that has changed life on Staten Island and in this region.