The Muhlenberg Summer Institute will offer two-week programs in new media and journalism, entrepreneurship and economics, theatre, political science, and psychology for rising high school juniors and seniors.
With her mother and brother, Emma Rosenthal ’18 built @ItsTheRosenthals, a slice-of-life comedy brand that now has 1.7 million followers on TikTok and 838,000 on Instagram.
Muhlenberg College faculty, students and staff share their knowledge and experience with the world.
New York Times
President Kathleen Harring is interviewed in the New York Times newsletter about the College Access Index, which ranks schools based on economic diversity.
Princeton Review
The College is among just 15% of higher education institutions on the list. Muhlenberg is also ranked #2 for Best College Theater & #19 for Best Campus Food.
Wall Street Journal
Muhlenberg is #112 on the nation's top 400 public and private institutions, ranked by the Wall Street Journal.
Niche
Muhlenberg ranked highly within Pennsylvania for small, liberal arts colleges as well as for specific programs including arts, media and finance.
WURD Radio (Philadelphia)
President Kathleen Harring was a guest on "The Source" discussing Muhlenberg's path to being named an ATI High Flier, a leader in college access.
The Muhlenberg Summer Institute will offer two-week programs in new media and journalism, entrepreneurship and economics, theatre, political science, and psychology for rising high school juniors and seniors.
Through graduate and continuing studies programs and corporate partnerships, Muhlenberg helps fuel the city’s and the Lehigh Valley’s significant growth.
Niare, a pre-med psychology major from the Bronx, New York, is studying to be a psychiatrist. On campus, he works in a psychology lab and the Writing Center, and he’s also a resident advisor.
With her mother and brother, Emma Rosenthal ’18 built @ItsTheRosenthals, a slice-of-life comedy brand that now has 1.7 million followers on TikTok and 838,000 on Instagram.
Burger is the executive director of the Pennsylvania Tourism Office and has built a career in travel marketing that has largely focused on her (and Muhlenberg’s) home state.
When we outsource our thinking to technology, we’re left without critical skills when those platforms decline — and they always do, writes Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy Edward A. Lenzo.
If the public demands objective, unbiased information, the quality of journalism will rise to fight misinformation, hold power to account, and preserve democracy.