An Administrator Serving First-Generation College Students
“If you’re looking for an education that … shapes your heart and shapes your soul, I think that’s what Wagner did.”
Posts Tagged ‘students’
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.
A Place to Think
A Wagner student opens a place of new opportunities — a library for girls — in her home country, Afghanistan.
Shuttle Stories
Twelve hours on the van that connects campus to city brings out many facets of the Wagner community.
‘The World as Your Classroom’
Jazmin Diaz ’17 came to Wagner “with an innocent desire to make a difference.” Instead, her new community changed her.
Equipped with a Practical Education
Commencement 2017 was celebrated amid heat and hurrahs, with featured speakers Richard Negrin ’88 and Warren R. Procci ’68.
Cultivating Confidence
How Anthony Tucker-Bartley ’17 overcame many challenges and gained admission to Harvard Medical School.
New Horizons
In Ghana for an alternative winter break, Wagner students work, learn, and reflect on history and identity.