Wagner College
Wagner College is a competitive, four-year private college founded in 1883. It has developed a curriculum that unites deep learning and practical application. The Wagner Plan incorporates our longstanding commitment to the liberal arts, experiential learning and interdisciplinary education with our geographical location and enduring bond with New York City. General Information Wagner is located atop Grymes Hill in New York City's Borough of Staten Island, a neighborhood of historic turn-of-the-century estates and mansions. Once the American home of the Cunard shipping lines dynasty, Wagner's campus provides a setting that feels far away from the city. The campus is 105 acres of park-like hilltop that overlooks the Atlantic Ocean, New York Harbor and Manhattan. We have 23 buildings, including Horrmann Library with over 150,000 volumes. Wagner's enrollment is 1,850 undergraduates and 300 graduate students, representing 40 different states and 13 countries. The average SAT for the last incoming class is 1120, average ACT is 26. Wagner has 100 full-time and select adjunct faculty specialists; 95 percent have the highest degree in their field of study. Wagner offers extensive opportunities for study abroad in the major urban centers of Asia, Europe and other parts of the world during the academic year and in the summer through the Institute for the International Education of Students.www.wagner.edu
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Nov 6, 2026
Martin IngelsbyGUEST
And I'm like, where the hell is that, coach? But his...
Martin IngelsbyGUEST
Good friend, Derek Wittenberg, was the head coach at Wagner College.
Martin IngelsbyGUEST
He had a GA position open.
Martin IngelsbyGUEST
He thought it would be a great fit for me.
WonzoHOST
Alex Morales is a two-way guy.
WonzoHOST
Went to Wagner University, if anyone knows where that is.
WonzoHOST
I have no fucking clue.
WonzoHOST
In the Northeast Division, one of the smaller D1 schools in the nation.
Jake NovakHOST
Big win for the Orange up in Syracuse.
Jake NovakHOST
Michigan came to Piscataway and they had a pretty close call, but they defeated Rutgers 28-21, Yale beat Columbia in upper Manhattan 26-8, and Merrimack Up in Massachusetts, beat Staten Island's Wagner College 19-14.
Jake NovakHOST
Other scores to tell you about.
Jake NovakHOST
In the WNBA last night, we have a new champion, and it is a new champion.
29 MINS LATER
Jake NovakHOST
30-27 was the final there.
Jake NovakHOST
Michigan got away with one in Piscataway, defeating Rutgers 28-21.
Jake NovakHOST
Yale defeated Columbia 26-8, and Merrimack beating Staten Island's Wagner College 19-14.
Jake NovakHOST
In the WNBA, the Golden State Valkyries are the WNBA champions for this year, winning Game 7 against the Atlanta Dream at home in San Francisco.
Jake NovakHOST
Michigan came to Piscataway, and they had a pretty close call, but they defeated Rutgers 28-21.
Jake NovakHOST
Yale beat Columbia in upper Manhattan 26-8, and Merrimack up in Massachusetts beat Staten Island's Wagner College 19-14.
Jake NovakHOST
Other scores to tell you about.
Jake NovakHOST
In the WNBA last night, we have a new champion.
28 MINS LATER
Jake NovakHOST
30-27 was the final there.
Jake NovakHOST
Michigan got away with one in Piscataway, defeating Rutgers 28-21.
Jake NovakHOST
Yale defeated Columbia 26-8, and Merrimack beating Staten Island's Wagner College 19-14.
Jake NovakHOST
In the WNBA, the Golden State Valkyries are the WNBA champions for this year, winning Game 7 against the Atlanta Dream at home in San Francisco.
Dan HurleyGUEST
And then you get ADs at like that low division one level, you know, all right, let me take a chance, you know, on a high school coach.
Dan HurleyGUEST
So you get the job at Wagner College, you take a five and 26 team, five wins, 26 losses, just for people that... you know, 26 loss team, you flip it in two years, you're 25 and six.
Dan HurleyGUEST
You know, so you're, you know, really when you're a high school coach, you really learn how to build a program and an organization.
Dan HurleyGUEST
And I think, you know, going into Wagner you take a broken organization you flip it quick University of Rhode Island at that mid-major level has a seven and seven win 24 loss organization that they've got ready for me to come in and and uh and to turn around and build an organization organization that's championship level so You get that mid-major chance, so boom, you flip that into a program in years five and six that is championship level.
Amy SeeleyHOST
Currently as the director of admissions, he is responsible for overseeing the recruitment and selection process for the 10 undergraduate schools and colleges on the New York campus.
Amy SeeleyHOST
Prior to working at NYU, he worked in the undergraduate admissions offices at two liberal arts colleges, Wagner College and Franklin and Marshall College, which is also his alma mater.
Amy SeeleyHOST
In addition to that degree in public health, he has also completed an MBA from the NYU Stern School of Business in business analytics and leadership and change management.
Amy SeeleyHOST
Welcome.
Candice GuardinoGUEST
I love to just be a part of a big, and a performance.
Candice GuardinoGUEST
So then I went to school at Wagner College for theater.
Candice GuardinoGUEST
So I majored in theater.
Candice GuardinoGUEST
It's where I met my husband.
22 MINS LATER
Troy SearsHOST
country, statewide, just where? And on top of that, have you ever went back home and did like a special in Staten Island?
Candice GuardinoGUEST
Well, it's really funny.
Candice GuardinoGUEST
I'm actually doing a gala performance to benefit Wagner College in December.
Candice GuardinoGUEST
So December 4th at Wagner College, I'm going back for the first time.
Lauren Marie TaylorGUEST
I filmed it in 1981 in Richmond.
Lauren Marie TaylorGUEST
Weirdly enough, near where Wagner College was.
Tom McCaffreyHOST
So like Richmond Hill area of Staten Island.
Lauren Marie TaylorGUEST
Wait,
Drew BuntingGUEST
One of my favorite people in football.
Drew BuntingGUEST
Lou Anarumo was a running backs coach for Wagner College in 1987.
Drew BuntingGUEST
Lou Anarumo has been around a long, he knows a lot about football.
Drew BuntingGUEST
He is an old crotchety bitch and he knows it.
P.J. CarlesimoGUEST
Nobody else wanted it.
P.J. CarlesimoGUEST
They decided to go Division I, Wagner College in Staten Island.
P.J. CarlesimoGUEST
So I ended up leaving after one year.
P.J. CarlesimoGUEST
I thought I'd be there for a while.
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