Slavery on Screen Taking New Directions
Professor Steven Thomas co-edited a book that includes his chapter about slavery as portrayed in international films.
Posts Tagged ‘history’
Breaking the Silence Around Sexual Violence
Holocaust Center program addresses “Sexual Assault and Genocide: Past, Present, Future.”
Reflecting on the Reformation
Wagner’s faculty offered a full-day symposium this fall on “Martin Luther’s 500-Year Legacy.”
What’s Inside: Oyster Restoration
Professor Brett Palfreyman and his students have joined an effort to revive the oyster population in New York Harbor.
Stories of Refuge
For people escaping chaotic homelands, Wagner College has helped provide a new life in America.
A New Facet of ‘Beautiful’
Little is known about the composer of our alma mater, but a recent find has revealed additional artistic talents.
‘Poet, Rattlesnake Hunter, World Traveler and Grave Digger’
Remembering Wagner College seal designer Edgar Krauch, class of 1918.
Noteworthy Alumni Books of 2016
Principal Nadia Lopez ’98 H’16 writes about education; former journalist Norman Black ’60 M’73 collects Korean War combat stories.
The Real Tree Story
When and why were the trees planted around the Sutter Oval? Wagner historian Lee Manchester has unearthed the truth.
Buried Stories
Seventy years have passed since Nazi concentration camps were liberated, and we are still learning amazing tales of rescue and bravery.