
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.
Our faculty lead students to reach further, to achieve their goals and to effect change in the professions and passions they pursue.
Learn about the many paths and passions our students and alumni explore.
The College’s Accounting Program stands out from peer institutions, combining certified public accountant (CPA) exam readiness with liberal arts sophistication.
Decades of research on neurodegenerative disorders enabled Dr. Howard E. Gendelman ’75 to bring potentially game-changing treatments to clinical trials.
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.
A new website showcases student research on Black history at Muhlenberg.
Jennie Love ’00 is founder and owner of Love ’n Fresh Flowers, a regenerative flower farm and floral design business in Philadelphia.
The creation and use of free digital textbooks at Muhlenberg allow faculty to customize courses and students to share their knowledge with scholars everywhere.
George Psomas ’05 reflects on his time in the Broadway National Tour of “My Fair Lady.”
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
“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
Teenage metal band longs for love and triumph in ‘Local Girls,’ April 20-23 at Muhlenberg Theatre & Dance
At the Refugee Community Center near campus, Tran assists with adult English-language classes and makes connections with the students, who hail from a variety of countries.
The New Jersey native, who completed the St. Luke’s Premed Observer Program as a junior, appreciates the tight-knit quality of the Lehigh Valley community.
Shivani Iyer ’23 and Assistant Professor of Public Health Kathleen Bachynski are co-authors of the qualitative study of perspectives on headgear in girls’ lacrosse.
Local children visited campus and participated in science, theatre and athletics as well as a Q&A about life in college.