Women in Consulting Panel
Panelists talk candidly about what’s it’s like to be a womxn in consulting
Takin' it to the Streets
Perhaps not since the 1960s has the world witnessed so many large-scale demonstrations.
Mayors Say They're at Forefront of Government Responsiveness
Situated at the front lines of government, mayors of small and mid-sized cities increasingly find themselves dealing
Distinguished Visiting Urbanist Michael Blake in Conversation with the Honorable Shaun Donovan
NYU Wagner’s Visiting Urbanist Michael Blake invited students, faculty, and staff to discuss the future of urban policy in cities like New York with the Honorable Shaun Donovan.
Climate Resilience Strategies to Mitigate the Risk of Climate Change
On Wednesday, October 2, NYU Wagner hosted a discussion on the climate resilience challenge that cities face today.
NYU Wagner’s 7th Annual Day of Service
During the spring semester, NYU Wagner students across the country came together to participate in the annual WagnerCares Day of Service.
Event Summary: From Urban Decay to Urban Agriculture
The Wagner Food Policy Alliance (WFPA) recently hosted “From Urban Decay to Urban Agriculture,” an event co-sponsored by the Urban Planning Student Association.
NYU Wagner’s 2019 Cultural Day
Every year the Wagner International Student Society (WISS) hosts an interactive and enriching event to allow students to share their diverse cultural heritage from all corners of the Earth.
Mayors Across America Draft Urban Future Plans at Smart Cities Institute, a New Convening Hub Created by NYU Wagner and the US Conference of Mayors
Mayors of eight cities around the country convened at NYU Wagner for a three-day working conference devoted to inform
A Bold Vision for School Desegregation
In Spring 2019, Distinguished Visiting Urbanist Richard Buery presented a series of conversations about public policy in New York City. The third and final forum featured Council Member Brad Lander, who talked about his efforts to promote integration in New York City public schools.
Information, Access, Mentorship: Three Key Components that Lead to Success for First-Generation College Students
On April 16, NYU Wagner partnered with KIPP to host a discussion on The College Completion Crisis, addressing the concerns of first-generation college students and students of color in higher education spaces.
Full Steam Ahead Retreat Reflections
Designed for students with one year remaining at NYU Wagner, the "Full Steam Ahead" retreat is a day of reflection, forecasting, and skill building in an inclusive and collaborative environment.