Professor's Play Featured on NPR Affiliate
WHYY highlighted Gabriel Jason Dean’s play “Rift, or White Lies,” which tells the story of two brothers, one of whom is incarcerated.
Our Faculty
Muhlenberg’s faculty personify intellectual excellence and are devoted to teaching and opening doors for each individual student. A Muhlenberg education will prepare you to apply your in- and out-of-class learning to the person you will become and the career you will create long after graduation.
Muhlenberg cultivates a shared culture that encourages and supports meaningful experimentation. Because teaching and learning are richest in an environment that fosters an exchange of perspectives, our programs provide a wide range of opportunities for collaboration among faculty and also with students, both within and across disciplines.
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Scholars, Mentors & Innovators
Muhlenberg faculty challenge and support students while also serving as inspiring scholars, advancing knowledge in their own fields of study.
Bio Professor's Paper Cited in Nobel Prize Award
A 1993 paper Bruce Wightman co-authored laid the groundwork for a 2024 Noble Prize in Medicine and Physiology.
"A Career-Changing Moment for Me as a Filmmaker"
Assistant Professor of Film Studies David Romberg project receives award from the Sundance Documentary Fund.
Two Professors Named APA Fellows
Psychology Professors Kate Richmond ’00 & Mark Sciutto were honored by the APA for their contributions to the psychology of women and teaching of psychology.
NEWS AT MUHLENBERG
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Why I Study Cognitive Neuroscience
Associate Professor of Neuroscience Matthieu de Wit explains how he came to conduct research at the intersection of behavior and the brain.
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Muhlenberg Announces Faculty Promotions
Three members of the faculty were recently promoted.
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Muhlenberg Receives $1M Gift to Establish Endowed Professorship in Accounting, Business, Economics, or Finance
The gift from the Breidenthall family will be matched by $1 million from the estate of Edward ’42 and Lois Robertson to sustain faculty in accounting, business, economics, or finance in perpetuity.
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Muhlenberg Receives $1M Gift to Establish Endowed Professorship in Political Philosophy
The gift from Tammy Bormann ’83 P’16 and Mark Paris ’80 P’16, co-chairs of Boundless: The Campaign for Muhlenberg, will be matched by $1 million from the estate of Edward ’42 and Lois Robertson to sustain faculty in political philosophy, philosophy, or political science in perpetuity.
