Maria Giura ’90: The Book That Changed My Life
It opened my eyes to the lives of others, including those of my own family.
Posts Tagged ‘literature’
Of Her Theatrical Lineage
Pia Wilson ’93 finds her personal connection to Adrienne Kennedy, Wagner’s 1963 Stanley Drama Award winner.
Slavery on Screen Taking New Directions
Professor Steven Thomas co-edited a book that includes his chapter about slavery as portrayed in international films.
Searching for Truth in ‘The Land of Contradictions’
Glen MacDonald ’18 brings us stories of Cuba, from a trip with fellow Wagner students and professors.
Teaching Spanish Through ‘Portraits’: Video
Two Wagner professors have published a new kind of language textbook, drawing on art and literature.
“Breakfast in Bed”:
A Poem
Ethel Lee-Miller’s article caught my fancy because it was centered on breakfast in bed, an experience I enjoy a few times each month.
New Books by Alumni
Illustrated works by Robert Geronimo ’09 and poetry by Wanda Schweizer Praisner ’54 M’57.
Expert law advice and job-hunting tips
Philip Straniere ’69, the supervising judge in Staten Island Civil Court, has been called “the …
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.
A Comic Collaboration
Learn how the first ever comic to be featured in a Wagner Magazine issue came to be.