Around Town

I've joined an acappella group on campus as well as a social fraternity, and it makes Wagner bearable sometimes.

There are always numerous events to do! Whether it is doing laser tag, running, movie night, coffeehouse night, etc. to simply taking our free shuttle to the ferry to be in the Big Apple in less than 30 minutes, there is always something to do!

A lot of people go into the city because it is so easy to do and people are never bored of Manhattan. Also the typical college parties happen but a lot of weekends can be dead with nothing happening.

sports play baseball and football.

Many students enjoy going out to the bars around Staten Island such as The Black Dog, Afternoons, and Danny Boys. These bars are popular for sororities and fraternities to hold fundraisers as well as for anyone to go out and have a good time. They are a mere 5-10 minutes away from campus and are very fun. Students also enjoy going to the city to go out to eat, go shopping, go to the clubs, etc. There are also parties on campus, usually in Towers Hall, that are put on by the football team, the baseball team, and other random parties that end up being a lot of fun.

Take the free ferry ride to Manhattan and enjoy New York City!

Various tips to the city as it is only about a half hour from your dorm, across new york harbor, and into down-town manhattan. Greek life is also a large part of campus life but is not your typical Greek system. There is a large emphasis across the entire campus on respect and fiendship.

Go to the city! If you're not staying on campus on the weekends, you're most likely going into the city. There is also a gym with a pool on campus. In the spring, people like to go out on the oval and layout, and play frisbee and other sports!

Many students take the Staten Island Ferry over to Manhattan to hang out with friends. However on campus students hangout in common rooms on each floor ad talk.

Nothing really. There are activites, but when there are events run by the FYRE (first year residential experience), do not bother going. No one attends those events.