It All Adds Up
The College’s Accounting Program stands out from peer institutions, combining certified public accountant (CPA) exam readiness with liberal arts sophistication.
How will you make your impact?
At Muhlenberg, you will be challenged to learn, empowered to think and inspired to act. This is where your ideas, purpose and potential will find their path.
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Muhlenberg Opens Doors
Our faculty lead students to reach further, to achieve their goals and to effect change in the professions and passions they pursue.
A Community that Supports You
At Muhlenberg, we live to learn. And you'll learn to thrive.
In Their Words
There's no one way to be a Mule
Learn about the many paths and passions our students and alumni explore.
In Search of Cures
Decades of research on neurodegenerative disorders enabled Dr. Howard E. Gendelman ’75 to bring potentially game-changing treatments to clinical trials.
Physical Education
In his new role, former Muhlenberg point guard Toomey Anderson ’03 is expanding access to athletics for the 17,000 students in the Allentown School District.
Moving Toward Diversity
A new website showcases student research on Black history at Muhlenberg.
Creativity in Bloom
Jennie Love ’00 is founder and owner of Love ’n Fresh Flowers, a regenerative flower farm and floral design business in Philadelphia.
Open Books
The creation and use of free digital textbooks at Muhlenberg allow faculty to customize courses and students to share their knowledge with scholars everywhere.
The Fairest of Them All
George Psomas ’05 reflects on his time in the Broadway National Tour of “My Fair Lady.”
Reducing Recidivism, Building Community
Muhlenberg’s Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program receives a $231K federal grant to expand its efforts to use education as a tool to end mass incarceration.
Student Voices
From the Source
“It's definitely challenged me in the way that I think. It's kind of pushed me to my limit in a good way, in that it asked me to do things that I might not think I'm able to do.”— Joe Romano ’23 , Media & Communication & Film Studies Double Major, Documentary Storymaking Minor
“Muhlenberg opens up doors for students to find their passions outside of the classroom. There are plenty of opportunities for students to get involved.”— Nour Yousry ’23 , Public Health Major and Anthropology Minor
“There's always something going on and I think that's really exciting when you don't know what to do with your evening.”— Emma Teske ’25 , Theatre and Anthropology Double Major
NEWS AT MUHLENBERG
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“The Philadelphia Inquirer” Features Alum’s Theatre Company
Sarah Gordin ’21 founded and serves as artistic director for Philly Children’s Theatre, which produces shows for children with disabilities.
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Can Democracy and Capitalism Be Reconciled?
Contemporary developments may pose an unprecedented challenge to both, and hyperpolarization is fueling the fire.
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Senior Math Major Finds Her Place at Muhlenberg
Regina Lau ’23, who presented her research at the world’s largest math conference in January, describes how the resources she found on campus helped her thrive at the College.
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Guest Artist Melanie George Headlines 'In Motion' Dance Concert
Seven world-premiere dance works feature explorations of form and theme from acclaimed faculty and guest choreographers. 'In Motion' runs March 30 – April 1
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Martin Art Gallery’s New Director Sees Muhlenberg as a Place Where “the Arts Are Really Valued”
In her first months in the role, Jessica Ambler is prioritizing student and faculty involvement in the gallery’s exhibitions and in displays she’s helping to curate throughout campus.
