The paths of Yana Zelinsky ’28 and Zachary Cohen-Neamie ’28 crossed at another college and again at Muhlenberg. Embracing fate, the two are now close friends.

From the moment these five students stepped onto campus, they challenged themselves to make the absolute most of their four years at Muhlenberg.

The popular Career Center initiative, discontinued during the height of the pandemic, has been revived and improved with help from Sam Stovall ’77.

Emma Northrop ’27 shares how the experience of working for the Muhlenberg Weekly has changed how she views writing, journalism, and herself.

A new curriculum, a robust year of election engagement, and the start of three major capital projects are just a few of the highlights from 2024.

Theatre majors Seamus Good ’18 and Cameron Silliman ’18 started Granite Garden, a rock, folk and jazz band that’s now based in New York City.

The media & communication department challenges students to blend theory and practice and supports them as they learn not only how to make media ethically.

The Muhlenberg community shows strong political engagement with high student voter turnout, a top polling institute and election events held each election year.

The rally, held the day before Election Day, brought the Democratic nominee for president and thousands of her supporters — including students — to Muhlenberg.

An assessment of Muhlenberg's holistic coaching program found that first-year students saw results during its inaugural year.

The Muhlenberg Board of Trustees announced that Harring will continue on as president through at least June 2028.

The grant, from the American Talent Initiative, will allow the College to expand its highly successful Emerging Leaders Program.

Madison Kirchofer ’20, a creative producer for Team Whistle, routinely covers high-profile sporting events as part of her career.