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In their words.
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
56%
Class of 2019 Who Studied Abroad
5
Full Semester Faculty-Led Abroad Programs
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
23K
Alumni Around the World
150+
Alumni & Parents Participating in Alumni Week
What I want to cultivate in the classroom is, this is your space to make mistakes.
Erika Sutherland Associate Professor of Spanish
10:1
Student-Faculty Ratio
38
Majors
Experience Muhlenberg
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.
Honored
Muhlenberg honors programs "provide opportunities for students to engage beyond the classroom and to think critically about the diversity of human experience."
Speaking Up
Through his work in communications, Mike Doyle ’94 helps companies tell their stories.
And...Scene
After 40 years, two longtime leaders of Muhlenberg’s storied theatre program take their bows and reflect.
Writing the Pandemic Playbook
Through a role with a National Institutes of Health working group, Samantha Jonson ’09 has a front-row seat to the scientific revolution that COVID-19 inspired.
Looking Beyond Campus
At the heart of Muhlenberg’s community engagement work is a commitment to forming deep, meaningful relationships between the College and neighbors.
Behind the Music
Award-winning rock journalist David Fricke ’73 reflects on his career journey, including more than 40 years he spent writing for "Rolling Stone."
Science at Muhlenberg
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.
That's Entertainment
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.
A Community Effort
What does it take to change the campus climate surrounding race at a predominantly white institution?
NEWS AT MUHLENBERG
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Author and Producer Rebecca Walker Hosted by Muhlenberg
The Africana Studies Program and the From the Ashes Series present "A Conversation with Rebecca Walker" about her memoir, "Black, White and Jewish."
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Growing Careers
As senior global diversity and inclusion manager at NielsenIQ, Angel Diaz ’16 creates opportunities for diverse talent to thrive in corporate America.
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Bioethicist Delivers Inaugural Shankweiler Scholars Lecture
Travis Rieder, a faculty member at Johns Hopkins University, spoke about his personal experience with opioid addiction and the takeaways for aspiring medical professionals.
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Muhlenberg Celebrates Graduate and Continuing Studies Commencement
The October 9 ceremony marked the graduation of the College’s inaugural master’s degree cohort as well as two accelerated baccalaureate programs.
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Muhlenberg Inducts 2021 Phi Beta Kappa Honors Society Members
This year’s inductees to Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's most prestigious honor society for undergraduates in the liberal arts and sciences, were celebrated in a virtual event on Saturday, October 15.
