The College is included in the publication’s College Access Index, a list of the country’s 286 most selective colleges and universities ranked in order of economic diversity, and President Kathleen Harring was interviewed for an accompanying newsletter.
In a kickoff event on Saturday, November 13, the College announced that it will raise $111 million by 2025 in support of key priorities.
In a ceremony held in Memorial Hall on Friday, November 12, Harring shared her vision for the future of the College.
Dozens of Muhlenberg students, faculty, staff and alumni gathered on November 3 to celebrate the project milestone.
The board announced today that Harring will continue on as president through at least June 2028.
After a summer searching the job market, environmental science and sustainability studies double major Anna Shigo ’24 began her role as the open space coordinator for Carbon County, Pennsylvania. Now she’s working to preserve the environment she grew up in, just north of Muhlenberg.
Muhlenberg is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with the city of Allentown that underscores our institutional commitment to community engagement and local workforce development.
Maddie Davidson ’25 received a Youth Climate Action Fund Grant from the City of Allentown to create a tree science and stewardship project at Allentown School District’s Muhlenberg Elementary School. She will also present at a worldwide conference called CityLab being held October 14-16 in Mexico City.
