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360-Degree Support For Every Student
Muhlenberg's holistic coaching program provides you with support in your academics, career readiness and college life.
We want to make sure you’ve got all you need to reach your fullest potential. Discover where to turn for additional academic support, where to find workshops for your classes and how to apply for research or internship opportunities.
Find out how to get tutoring help from your peers.
Check out the roster of course-specific workshops from the Academic Resource Center. These workshops are run by workshop leaders and are a valuable way to deepen understanding of the material, engage in discussions and hone study and critical thinking skills.
Discover how to improve your writing and find guidance and resources to take your work to the next level.
Discover how to apply for research grant opportunities, working independently or alongside faculty.
Connect with the Career Center to explore career services coaching, discover internship and externship opportunities and prepare for your next steps after graduation.
The Trexler Library offers an abundance of resources from research assistance to the perfect study spot.
Make the most of your research time and effort. Consult with our librarians to discover the most efficient research techniques.
Get access to the course materials you need to supplement your studies.
Find the perfect nook for a research session or spot for a study group.
There’s lots to discover within the Trexler Library’s Special Collections and Archives Department.
Muhlenberg is breaking ground this fall on three transformative projects that will enhance campus and community life: A refurbished Bicentennial Park baseball field, a new north-campus softball field, and an expanded and upgraded Seegers Union.
Hosted by the Department of Political Science, this series offers a nonpartisan exploration of the critical issues leading up to Election Day. It brings influential speakers and thought leaders to campus, and provides our scholarly community with a platform to discuss some of the most pressing political challenges facing the United States today.
Photographs and a video capture the excitement of Welcome Weekend 2024, as the Class of 2028 and new transfer students arrived on campus and began making connections with classmates, returning students, faculty and staff.
The Center for Ethics theme for 2024-2025 will examine the ethics, challenges and limits of repair after great harm and how individuals and societies seek justice, healing and pathways to rebuild.