This spring, the Wagner Review asked a few student leaders from the Wagner Class of 2024 to reflect on their experiences in graduate school. What did we really learn
Read MoreWhat I (actually) learned in public service school: Welcome to New York
This is part of a collection of reflection essays by graduating 2024 student leaders. View the rest here. By Ben Hitchcock As I’ve worked through my Master’s
Read MoreWhat I (actually) learned in public service school: The power of comunidad
This is part of a collection of reflection essays by graduating 2024 student leaders. View the rest here. By JD Mazuera Arias My journey to NYU Wagner’s
Read MoreWhat I (actually) learned in public service school: Bridging borders, building futures
This is part of a collection of reflection essays by graduating 2024 student leaders. View the rest here. By Judy Huynh As a first-generation international student from
Read MoreWhat I (actually) learned in public service school: The vision that guides you
This is part of a collection of reflection essays by graduating 2024 student leaders. View the rest here. By Ceinna Little In 2018, my grandmother’s house caught
Read MoreWhat I (actually) learned in public service school: Not in this for ourselves
This is part of a collection of reflection essays by graduating 2024 student leaders. View the rest here. By Amelia Cecchetto I walked out of Wagner’s new
Read MoreCorporate-favorite carbon offsets can’t solve the climate crisis
By Jenna Dyer Warmer weather approaches at last. For many Americans, that means vacations to remote beaches, grand national parks, and the world’s great cultural cities. Today,
Read MoreNew York is sealing more criminal records, and the rest of the country should, too
By Amarachi Ngadi I recently held a homeless outreach specialist position, helping direct services to people in need here in New York. The client who impacted me
Read MoreThe 40-hour work week is bad for everybody
By Maribel Fernandez Nearly a century has passed since the enactment of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) in 1938. This federal law established crucial labor standards
Read MoreClimate change is unprecedented. Its solutions aren’t.
By Jacob Johnson A growing majority of Americans believe climate change is happening. Unfortunately, many still believe addressing the problem would be too costly. When working to
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