
Step Through Our Red Doors
Imagine yourself at Muhlenberg, engaging in challenging academics and opportunities with impact, forging relationships and becoming part of a community.
Imagine yourself at Muhlenberg, engaging in challenging academics and opportunities with impact, forging relationships and becoming part of a community.
Muhlenberg is known for its challenging and rigorous academic program. Meet our faculty and explore academic programs.
Our faculty lead students to reach further, to achieve their goals and to effect change in the professions and passions they pursue.
From rigorous academics to the beautiful greens of our tree-filled campus to the activity of student life, Muhlenberg has it all. Switch between Live and Learn to explore everything Muhlenberg has to offer.
I feel like I made so many connections and deeper connections with the people in Senegal.
Eunice Umubyeyi ’21 Computer science major, French and francophone studies minor
I found a way to combine things I was passionate about and really customize my education to what I wanted it to be.
Mike Alexander '05 Executive VP of International Marketing, Universal Music Group
What I want to cultivate in the classroom is, this is your space to make mistakes.
Erika Sutherland Associate Professor of Spanish
Muhlenberg values the life of the mind—teaching exploration and reflection. These stories show how our community exemplifies the best of a liberal arts experience.
The College has long been known for scientific excellence. Learn what makes Muhlenberg’s programs so strong and about the scientists that make them successful.
Jennifer DeGuzman ’93, vice president of communications at the National Geographic Channel, reflects on a 25-year career in public relations that began at MTV.
What does it take to change the campus climate surrounding race at a predominantly white institution?
Furge is currently the Dorothy H. Heyl Professor of Chemistry at Kalamazoo College in Michigan.
A Muhlenberg faculty panel will offer their analysis of the recent violence and political turbulence that is marking the transition to a new U.S. presidential administration.
Yes, even if you know higher-risk people who haven’t been offered a vaccine yet.
When Rachel Plotke ’18 was in middle school, she watched her grandfather pass away from lung cancer. Now, she’s helping improve the quality of life for others with the same affliction.