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In the News - Spring 2013

Channel 69 News

  • The College is mentioned in a story about the City of Allentown seeking payments in lieu of taxes from non-profit organizations. Read More
  • The Baker Center for the Arts exhibit is included in a round-up of local art exhibits. Read More
  • The College is mentioned in a story about the City seeking Payments in Lieu of Taxes. Read More
  • Erika Sutherland, associate professor of political science, was interviewed about views of different Hispanic groups regarding same sex marriages.
  • Marten Edwards, associate professor of biology, is interviewed about cicadas. Read More
  • Chris Herrick, professor of political science, is interviewed about the Boston Marathon explosion and possible terrorism. Read More
  • Dr. Erika Sutherland, associate professor of Spanish, is quoted on going to a rally for immigration reform in DC with the group she directs, Grupo de Apoyo. Grupo de Apoyo is a support group for Hispanic immigrants. Read More
  • Erika Sutherland, associate professor of Spanish, is interviewed about immigration reform. Read More
  • A four-year partnership has been formed between Muhlenberg and Civic Theatre of Allentown. Read More

Muhlenberg Web Sports

  • Baseball team beats Elizabethtown, improves to 6-2. Read More
  • Softball wins two more, runs record to 8-0; women's lacrosse wins, men's lacrosse falls in overtime. Read More
  • Softball team sweeps a doubleheader, remains undefeated; baseball team splits twinbill, now 5-2. Read More
  • Mules beat Lebanon Valley College in baseball. Read More
  • Softball wins twice, stays unbeaten; baseball team wins to move record to 3-1. Read More
  • Baseball beats Moravian; women's lacrosse wins too. Read More
  • Sophomore Stephanie Umbach named women's lacrosse player-of-the week. Read More
  • Mules win in men's and women's lacrosse. Read More
  • Softball team splits a pair of games; football player John Gruver wins scholar-athlete award. Read More
  • Mules sweep softball doubleheader. Read More
  • Sophomore tennis player Daniel Lakhman is the Centennial Conference player-of-the-week. Read More
  • Mules drop doubleheaders in baseball and softball. Read More
  • Men's tennis wins, softball splits a doubleheader and other Mule teams are defeated. Read More
  • Baseball and women's lacrosse teams post victories. Read More
  • Lacrosse team registers overtime upset of Gettysburg; softball team sweeps Washington; baseball te splits wuth Washington. Track teams turn in good efforts at Lafayette Invitational. Read More
  • Men's golf finishes tied for sixth at Moravian Invitational Read More
  • Men's and women's lacrosse teams win; women's tennis team loses. Read More
  • Softball team sweeps Drew; men's lacrosse and men's tennis lose at Haverford. Read More
  • Softball player Kelsey Jones named Centennial Conference player-of-the-week. Men's tennis and baseball fall. Read More
  • Men's tennis team loses to Swarthmore. Read More
  • Men's golf team ties for 10th at Roanoke Invitational. Read More
  • Softball sweeps a twinbill from McDaniel; baseball team swept; women's tennis wins, while men's tennis team loses; both lacrosse teams fall; Samantha Mayden and Tyler Bauer take first place at Muhlenberg Invitational. Read More
  • Baseball, men's and women's tennis all fall. TODAY looks like a beautiful day to check out a home track meet, or a baseball or softball doubleheader. Read More
  • Softball wins and ties DeSales; women's tennis tops Gettysburg. Read More
  • Women's tennis wins, women's lacrosse team loses. Read More
  • Softball sweeps Dickinson to strengthen first place lead in the conference; men's tennis team beats Moravian to clinch the Matte Award; baseball loses to Swarthmore; golf teams are 3rd (men) and 5th (women) at Ursinus Stonewall Invitational. Read More
  • Women's tennis beats Bryn Mawr; men's golf finishes third at Glenmaura Invitational. Read More
  • Mules beat Haverford in baseball. Read More
  • Men's and women's tennis teams win; baseball has dramatic win in final inning to earn split of a doubleheader; men's lacrosse loses in double overtime, while women's lacrosse team also falls. Track teams compete at Moravian.; Freshman Jessical Thimmel sets school record. Read More
  • Tyler Bauer and Sharen Resnikoff earn Centennial Conference honors; Mules drop doubleheader to Moravian; women's tennis loses close match with Elizabethtown. Read More
  • Women's lacrosse wins in final seconds; men's lacrosse and men's tennis lose. Read More
  • Tennis teams swept by ranked opponents. Read More
  • Softball sweeps doubleheader. Women's lacrosse wins; both tennis teams lose and baseball loses twice. Track fares well. Read More
  • Baseball wins in 11 innings. Read More
  • Mules lose first game, come back to win second game in Centennial Conference softball tournament. Play resumes at 10 am today. Read More
  • Women fourth, men fifth after day two of the Centennial Conference track and field championships. Read More
  • Senior Ryan Hellings wins gold in the pole vault at Centennial Conference track meet. Read More
  • Baseball team loses to DeSales, finishes year with a .500 record. Read More
  • Three track team members earn LVAIC and Centennial Conference honors. Read More

Other

  • Muhlenberg's "Dance Emerge," a showcase for dance works created by emerging choreographers, is featured. "Dance Emerge" will be performed April 18-21. Read More
  • Jacy Good '08 continues her national tour advocating against distracted driving. Read More
  • The College is mentioned in an article about water-filling stations. Read More
  • Track standout Samantha Mayden is featured. Read More
  • Chris Borick, political science, is quoted in an article on the privatization of liquor sales in PA. Read More
  • The College is mentioned in a blurb on the Pennsylvania Jazz Collective. Read More
  • The College is mentioned in a feature on Madeline Rhodes '07. Read More
  • Chris Borick, professor of political science, is quoted in a story about the DREAM Act and higher education. Read More
  • Chris Borick, professor of political science, is quoted in a story about a controversy involving the Bethlehem police and a Mayoral campaign. Read More
  • Muhlenberg grad Annie McCormick, who works at ABC Channel 6 in Philadelphia, had her upcoming marriage mentioned in an ABC blog. Read More
  • Tad Robinson, assistant professor of philosophy, is mentioned in an article about the Eastern Pennsylvania Philosophical Association. Read More
  • The College is mentioned and incoming freshman Rebecca Canziani is highlighted in an article about a Horace Greeley High School production. Read More
  • Michele Deegan, associate professor of political science, is quoted in an article on a survey that revealed economic development and affordable housing to be top concerns of Lehigh Valley residents. Read More
  • Marten Edwards, associate professor of biology, continues his "bug blog." This one deals with cicadas. Read More
  • The upcoming Dance Emerge concert is listed in Broadway World for Philadelphia. Read More
  • There is a column about Hope House in Memphis. A photo of sophomore Kyra Smith, who was part of the Alternative Spring Break trip to Memphis, accompanied the story. Read More
  • Chris Borick, political science, is quoted in an article on Senator Pat Toomey. Read More
  • The College and alumna Aurora Greenberg are mentioned in a feature on the Jewish Heritage Program’s annual PB&J-a-thon. Read More
  • Jim Peck, theatre, is named as an adjudicator for the Student Theatre Festival at Bucks County Playhouse. Read More
  • Alumnus Chris Pothering is featured. Read More
  • Jim Peck, theatre, is named as an adjudicator for the Student Theatre Festival at Bucks County Playhouse. Read More
  • There is a story about "Sustainable Lehigh Valley 2013." Sophomore Leah Boecker wrote an essay for the annual publication. Read More
  • Jacy Good '08 continues to share her message about the dangers of distracted driving with teenagers. Read More
  • Adjunct professor of English at Muhlenberg in Fall 2012, Jeffery Ethan Lee, has his poem "almost summer's end" published in APIARY Magazine. Read More
  • Muhlenberg graduate Jacy Good '08 speaks to students about her experience with distracted driving. Read More
  • Political science professor Chris Borick is quoted in an article on the alumni election for Penn State trustees. Read More
  • Dan Klem, Acopian Professor of Ornithology and Conservation Biology, is cited in a story about fatalties and glass structures. Read More
  • Elizabeth Nathanson, assistant professor of media and communication, is quoted in a story about strategic placement of televisions. Read More
  • The Muhlenberg Summer Theatre productions of Jesus Christ Superstar, Crazy For You and Seussical the Musical are highlighted. Read More

Pittsburgh Tribune Review

  • Chris Borick, professor of political science, is quoted in a story about Governor Corbett's plan to privatize state liquor stores. Read More
  • Chris Borick, professor of political science, is quoted in a story about privatizing state liquor stores. Read More
  • The College is briefly mentioned in a historical column. 25 years ago this week, Freedom High School won its first math competition at Muhlenberg. Read More
  • Chris Borick, professor of political science, is quoted in a story about the Internal Revenue Service, religion and politics. Read More
  • Chris Borick, professor of political science, is quoted in a story about the state's Department of Environmental Protection Secretary leaving office. Read More

The Express Times

  • Freshman Carly Baron and the College are featured in a story about Birthright trips to Israel. Read More
  • The College is briefly mentioned in a story about a high school wrestler and prospective student getting his 100th career win. Read More
  • Hugh Harris, former campus safety chief at Muhlenberg College and now the chief at Lafayette College, is retiring. Read More
  • Associate professor of Spanish Erica Sutherland participated in an immigration reform vigil sponsored by the Lehigh Valley Campaign for Citizenship, a local group of immigrants and their supporters. Read More
  • John Dowling, who has sat on the board of Muhlenberg for 12 years, is one of 11 candidates for the Saucon Valley School Board race. Read More
  • The College's partnership with the Civic Theatre is highlighted. Read More
  • Erika Sutherland, associate professor of Spanish, is quoted in a story about immigration reform. Read More
  • Alumnus Kristin Wannisky promoted to VP of Embassy Bank. Read More
  • Alumni and former director of alumni relations Marci Schick has been named senior vice president of Farr Associates Consulting LLC. Read More

The Morning Call

  • Michele Moser Deegan, chair of political science and director of the Lehigh Valley Research Consortium, writes an opinion piece about the importance of regionalism. Read More
  • Alumnus David Melman is one of 10 people vying for an open spot on Allentown City Council. Read More
  • The Pennsylvania Jazz Collective will hold its first annual awards ceremony at 7:30 pm on March 28 at Muhlenberg's Baker Center for the Arts. Read More
  • The College is mentioned in a tribute column to the late Rev. Arnold Keller, a former trustee and honorary degree recipient. Read More
  • Paul Windt, part-time lecturer in the music department, will celebrate his 40th consecutive year of violin recitals. The preview is part of a column about upcoming local concerts. Read More
  • Former football player and Hall of Famer Jason Brader is mentioned in a story about an arena football league player. Read More
  • Erika Sutherland, associate professor of Spanish, is quoted in a story about immigration reform. Read More
  • Jacob Glass '13 wrote on op-ed on China. Read More
  • A Muhlenberg College poll on public health issues is referenced in an article about background checks for gun buyers. Read More
  • A Muhlenberg College poll on public health issues is referenced. Read More
  • Chris Borick, professor of political science, is quoted in a story about Governor Corbett's attempt to privatize the liquor industry in Pennsylvania. Read More
  • The College's water filling stations are featured. Read More
  • Dan Wilson, professor of history, is quoted in a story about a book chronicling the history of the Knights of the Golden Circle. Read More
  • Sophomore javelin thrower Tyler Bauer and assistant track coach Andy Fahringer are featured. Read More
  • Sophomore javelin thrower Tyler Bauer is featured. Read More
  • Sophomore Kelsey Jones pitches perfect game as Mules sweep softball doubleheader; baseball team beats Dickinson in dramatic fashion. Read More
  • The College is briefly mentioned in a golf column. Muhlenberg will host the John Makuvek Cup next week at Lehigh Country Club. Read More
  • The college and former football coach Ben Schwartzwalder are mentioned. Read More
  • Muhlenberg received $200,000 of final payments on a $500,000 pledge to renovate the College's Rehearsal House from The Harry C. Trexler Trust. Read More
  • Sophomore softball player Kelsey Jones is honored as the Morning Call college player of the week. Read More
  • Chris Borick, professor of political science, is quoted in a story about Governor Corbett's comment that drug use is impacting the work force. Read More
  • The Adaskin Trio, which performed at 'Berg last semester, is featured. Read More
  • The new partnership between the College and the Civic Theatre is featured. Read More
  • "The Marriage of Figaro" is reviewed. Read More

The New York Times

  • Dr. Chris Borick, professor of political science and director of the Muhlenberg College Institute of Public Opinion, is quoted in an article on a Boy Scouts of America survey about the organization's current ban on gay members and leaders. Read More

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