Welcome to Coronacast, a Wagner Review Podcast Series: Episode 01 By: Rhea Almeida and Luisa Portugal https://soundcloud.com/user-533926633/coronacast-podcast-series-e01-will-and-maddy This podcast series includes NYU policy students that…
By Martin Ascher Introduction and Problem New Yorkers have been criticizing the City’s Board of Elections (BOE) for decades. In 2013, after the BOE pulled…
By Olivia Van Gundy Background Historians and public health professionals have seen contagious diseases define generations. While the world battles COVID-19, one cannot help but…
This year, The Wagner Review held its 3rd Annual Policy Memo Competition. On April 12, 2019, finalists came together to present their policy recommendations on…
Each year, The Wagner Review publishes an academic journal that continues its mission of encouraging dialogue on a wide range of issues related to public…
By Lucas Lopes, Staff Writer Saudade, which is characteristic of Brazilian culture, is a word that can only really be captured by the Portuguese language.…
By Liz Hensler, Contributing Editor For better or worse, I spent my formative years as an avid fan of Law & Order: SVU. Â Olivia Benson…
By Jálynn Larry Growing up, I always knew that I was expected to graduate from college. Both of my parents were the first in their respective…
By Nicolette Teta Reversing the last eight years of US foreign policy, President Trump welcomed President Sisi of Egypt during Sisi's first visit to the…
by Ryan Brenner Rain in the City can be brutal: empty cabs are impossible to find, the subway is delayed, umbrellas are untamable, and raw…
