Student Organizations

Accounting Society: The Accounting Society at Muhlenberg is a club designed for not only accounting majors but all ABEF majors who have an interest in accounting as a profession. The club covers current topics, CPA exam review, and hosts guest speakers so students can gain real world experience.

Berg Brainiacs: Berg Brainiacs is an event-based club that focuses on engaging STEM students in fun neuroscience-related activities and building community for all who are interested in neuroscience.

Biology Club: A club for all biology interested students! Anyone with any major is welcomed.

Chemistry/Biochemistry Club: Our organization provides members with information regarding professional life after graduating Muhlenberg with a Bachelor's of Science. Chemistry seminar and receptions are held with professionals with a Chemistry degree, allowing members to make connections with the professional world. Lastly, chemistry demonstrations are held to highlight the chemistry that occurs in everyday life as well as in the laboratory.

Computer Science Club: The Computer Science Club is a great place for students to learn more about coding, technology, and video games. We do a lot of fun activities throughout the semester, such as game nights and looking at coding languages not taught in Muhlenberg's computer science classes. No experience in computer science is needed to be a member of the club, everyone is welcome.

Education Society: Education society is an organization meant to create connections for people with a passion for education at Muhlenberg. We offer a support system and resources for people on the education track while also offering broader perspectives and events for people interested in education as a whole. We do this all while maintaining relationships with the local Lehigh Valley school districts through book drives and volunteer programs.

History Club: The History Club is dedicated to making history fun and accessible to the student body. Through regular powerpoint nights and occasional movie nights along with other special events. We create a comfortable atmosphere where we learn together.

Math Club: The Muhlenberg Math Club is dedicated to the further learning and enjoyment of mathematics. It also prioritizes fostering interactions among students, faculty, and alumni through various activities and events throughout the academic year.

Muhlenberg Chapter of the Association of Women in Mathematics: The object and purpose of the AWM shall be to encourage women and girls to study, to have active careers in the mathematical sciences, and to promote equal opportunity and treatment of women and girls in the mathematical sciences.

Physics Fun Time Club: The object and purpose of the Physics Fun Time Club shall be to provide a forum for undergraduates to engage with each other and with Muhlenberg faculty on topics related to physics.

Pre-Dental Club: Pre-Dental Club is for all students interested in pursuing a career in the field of dentistry. We welcome all interested members to hear from dental schools, our alumni, and practice manual dexterity in our club meetings!

Pre-Law Club: The pre-law club is a community of Muhlenberg students who are interested in attending law school. We hold regular meetings to talk about different aspects of the application process as well as having guest speakers come to talk about different aspects of the legal field.

Psychology Club: Muhlenberg’s Psychology Club members are students, major declaration not required, dedicated to engaging with others who are interested in the field of psychology. The club seeks to explore areas of interest within psychology further, driven by the preferences of those involved.

Women in STEM at Muhlenberg: Women in STEM Club will provide a supportive environment for people that have been underrepresented in fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. It is designed to promote greater recognition of the contributions of women in STEM fields.

BergVotes: BergVotes is a club dedicated to the promotion of voter registration and education. We are non-partisan and open to all.

Body Positivity Group: Shaping our mind and embracing our body. Focused on body acceptance, self love, and relationships with food.

Feminist Collective and Students for Reproductive Justice: The purpose of The Feminist Collective is to raise awareness about the ways in which systems of power and inequality in relation to gender inform our campus community and the world at large as well as to provide a safe space for its membership. Students for Reproductive Justice (SRJ) is a group dedicated to fighting for reproductive rights for all and creating a sex-positive environment. 

enACT (Environmental Action Team): enACT (the Environmental Action Team) is Muhlenbergs’ official club for community-wide education, action and engagement for the intersectional environmental movement. We advocate for sustainable practice through club-based events as well as collaboration with different campus groups. Join us in (en)ACTION! 

Food Recovery Network: The Food Recovery Network is an organization that strives to fight food waste and food insecurity. Students volunteer to recover leftover food and partner with local community organizations in partnership with the Wood Dining Commons.

Muhlenberg College Democrats: Muhlenberg College Democrats is focused on political action and organization, as well as, bringing together a community of like-minded individuals.

Mental Health Peer Advocates: Muhlenberg College Peer Educators are student leaders who empower their fellow students to explore healthier lifestyles. Peer Educators accomplish this through education, role modeling, advocacy, and collaboration with campus academic, student life, and community resources. Through engagement with Peer Educators, students will be more efficacious in informed decision-making, thereby promoting agency with accountability. All peer educators approach their practice through a diversity, equity, and inclusion framework.

Muhlenberg Disability Advocacy Group (MDAG): Muhlenberg Disability Advocacy Group (or MDAG) is a group that supports and advocates for students with disabilities on campus, along with providing a safe space to discuss larger social issues of disability awareness. All students are welcome to join, regardless of disability status. We are working towards raising awareness of any and all disabilities, alongside making Muhlenberg a more accessible place for all.

Plant-Based Advocates: We are a group of students working together to: 1) improve and expand the plant-based options available at campus dining locations through close collaboration with dining staff at weekly meetings. 2) spread awareness about how a plant-based diet helps the environment, the lives of animals, and our health. 3) provide support for new plant-based eaters/vegans/vegetarians.

Student Government Association (SGA): The mission of Muhlenberg College’s Student Government Association is to engage with, advocate for, and relay information to the greater Muhlenberg community. SGA is the primary bridge between Muhlenberg administration and the student body, encouraging conversation and collaboration in order to create necessary changes and prioritize student needs.

Students for Queer Advocacy (SQuAd): Squad is a safe place for queer students at Muhlenberg to meet up. We discuss queer life both on and off campus.

Alpha Epsilon Delta: Alpha Epsilon Delta is the pre-health honor society on campus. We host bi-weekly meetings that prepare people for their journeys in the healthcare field.

Kappa Kappa Psi: We are a National Honorary Band Service Fraternity dedicated to musicianship, leadership, and brotherhood.

Psi Chi: The purpose of the PSI CHI is to allow Muhlenberg students interested in the field of psychology to meet and participate in psychology related activities. PSI CHI shall be dedicated to increasing member knowledge in the field of psychology through related lectures, field trips, and other activities.

Cheerleading: The Muhlenberg Cheerleading team has the honor and responsibility of creating a strong sense of school pride and elevating spirit within their school and community through five key roles - Crowd Leader, Spirit Raiser, Ambassador, Athlete and Entertainer. The team cheers at every home football and basketball game and participates in special events.

Head in the Game: Head in the Game is a student athlete mental health club. We hold weekly meetings to learn about and advocate for mental health in the athletic community so that we may better support those around us.

Intramural Soccer: Intramural Soccer is a club where students gather to play soccer and have fun. Without the competition of leagues and scorekeeping, we can focus on creating a welcoming environment to all who love the sport.

Intramural Volleyball: Intramural Volleyball is an inclusive club that allows players of all skill levels to enjoy the sport! Typically in the form of tournaments, members are placed into teams to compete against one another in a fun and friendly environment.

Swim Club: Muhlenberg Swim Club is a club for all swimmers, regardless of skill or experience, to improve their swimming, get in a good workout, or just have a good time! We do not compete; we instead work to foster a space where any Muhlenberg student can feel comfortable and safe in the water.

Rock Climbing Club: Muhlenberg Rock Climbing Club is a club open to anyone who wants to try rock climbing whether you have experience or not! We run a few trips each week to a local climbing gym and welcome all new members with open arms!

Ultimate Frisbee Club: Learn and play one of the most popular club sports in the nation! For all skill levels!

Winter Sports Club: The Winter Sports club engages in a variety of winter sports including skiing/snowboarding, tubing, and ice-skating. People of all experience are welcome here!

Berg Hillel: Muhlenberg College Hillel’s mission is to enrich the lives of Jewish students so that they may enrich the Jewish people and the world. To achieve our mission and vision, our work focuses on core facets of Jewish life including Jewish learning, holiday and Shabbat celebration, arts and culture and building a meaningful, ongoing relationship with Israel. Hillel supports students’ spiritual growth and wellness, promotes leadership development and empowers students to make an impact on the broader community. Hillel builds relationships that promote understanding among diverse groups, advocates for Jewish students, and strives to ensure a safe and supportive atmosphere on campus.

Bridges: The mission of this organization is dedicated towards hosting a space for students to learn about various faiths and faith practices. Recognizing that a plethora of religious and cultural affinity organizations exist on the Muhlenberg College campus, Bridges has a mission of bringing these communities together over a shared interest in interfaith work and learning about the other. This organization seeks to invite a diverse group of students from a wide variety of backgrounds, cultures, and religions to enlighten the space with their personal experiences and learn more about what makes our religiously-diverse community beautiful.

Catholic Campus Ministry: Catholic Campus Ministry seeks to gather Catholic students, as well as any student who wishes to join our Catholic community, for: Catholic Devotions, Prayer, and Mass Learning, deepening and exploring the Catholic Faith Service to our community both local and extended Building Community.

Chapel Club: An organization for the Egner Chapel community and the greater community on campus to get together in fellowship and community! Events are announced all the time, so we encourage everyone on campus to stop by to see what we're all about!

DiscipleMakers Christian Fellowship: DCF is a club where we aim to help students learn more about the person of Jesus, grow deeper in their relationship with God, and be equipped to live out their faith during their college years and for years to come.

Adopt a Grandparent: The Adopt a Grandparent club serves the purpose of fostering a relationship between Muhlenberg Students and the residents of the Phoebe Home in Allentown. We strive to meet with the residents on a monthly to bi-monthly basis, or whenever suits the Phoebe Home. In case of inability to visit the home, the club strives to keep engaged through letter writing or virtual meetings with the residents.

Alpha Phi Omega: Alpha Phi Omega is a national, gender-inclusive service fraternity which follows the pillars of Leadership, Friendship, and Service. We strive to strengthen our campus, community, and nation through acts of community service and fundraising. Our fraternity is open to all class years and genders.

Animal Rescue and Shelter Connection Club: Connect with the local humane society to assist with animal care. Students will have the opportunity to be taught how to properly care for a variety of animals, while bringing joy to the community.

Best Buddies: The Muhlenberg Chapter of Best Buddies is a vibrant and inclusive community that fosters meaningful friendships between individuals with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities. Through engaging activities and events, the chapter promotes social inclusion, personal growth, and advocacy, creating a supportive network where everyone can thrive and celebrate the power of friendship.

Magical Memories: Magical Memories is a volunteer character visitation club that runs out of the OCE. We fit our volunteers for our line of princess, superhero, and Pixar costumes (which are size and gender inclusive) and invite volunteers to use their own personal costumes so we can dress up and attend children's functions in the Lehigh Valley. We aim to connect with the community both on and off campus through magical engagement.

Muhlenberg College EMS (MCEMS): Muhlenberg College EMS (MCEMS) is a PA-state certified quick response unit that provides basic life support and emergency medical care to the Muhlenberg College community. MCEMS is also involved in a plethora of community engagement activities such as educational outreach, event standbys, and tabling efforts.

Relay for Life: Relay for Life is a club dedicated to supporting and celebrating cancer patients and survivors. We hold an annual event each year that raises money for the American Cancer Society. Throughout the year, we hold fundraisers to support those currently battling cancer.

Asian Student Association (ASA): The Asian Student Association at Muhlenberg exists to create a safe space for Asian/Asian-American students along with students of Asian descent. It strives to help promote Asian cultures and values on campus by paying tribute to festivals and traditions.

Black Students Association: The Black Students Association (BSA) prioritizes the experiences of persons of African heritage while focusing on social justice and creating an equitable environment. We foster an environment where Black kids may thrive, honor the history and traditions of the African Diaspora, and offer a secure setting for talking about one's experiences. To further our objectives, the BSA also actively participates in political action, plans social gatherings, and encourages community engagement.

Comunidad: Saludos! We are Comunidad. Our affinity group is focused on creating a community between Latine/x students on campus and our allies. We strive for an inclusive environment while also supporting a safe space for students who identify as Latine/x, Hispanic and Caribbean. Our goal is to remind Muhlenberg that we are here, we are present, we are valid.

French Club/Le Cercle Français: Le Cercle Français is dedicated to encouraging and supporting all French-related studies and interests, as well as to acquaint students with the French language, French and Francophone cultures, histories, and ways of life. Le Cercle Français aims to create interest in and understanding of the peoples and cultures of French-speaking countries and regions throughout the world.

International Students Association: The ISA is an organization that promotes international students on campus. Its goal is to work towards diversity and inclusion within the Muhlenberg community. ISA organizes activities on campus highlighting the international students' cultures.

Italian Club: The Italian Club is a celebration of all things Italian: the language, the art, the history, the holidays, and- of course- the food! The club hosts events that provide Muhlenberg students opportunities to both learn about and engage in Italian culture, from cheese and olive oil tastings to Scopa nights! And of course, no prior knowledge of the Italian language or Italian ancestry is required to join!

Mayhem Step Team: Mayhem Step Team is Muhlenberg's first and only step team here at Muhlenberg College. The dance form has origins from African dance. Many sources agree that stepping derived from African culture and an African dance that incorporates slapping the arms, legs and chest, created in West Africa by slaves when slave owners refused to let them communicate by drums. We are a family and love the joy that our community provides campus life.

Men of Color Network: The purpose of the organization is to: create a on-campus space for African-American and Afro-latinx males (students, faculty, and staff), allowing, embracing and supporting the various expressions representative of their most salient identities, which it has been statistically and qualitatively proven to be oppressed by certain systems operating on a societal level and in educational settings.

Middle Eastern Student Association (MESA): Marhaba! Muhlenberg’s Middle Eastern Student Association (MESA) is committed to fostering a safe environment for underrepresented Arabs and Middle Eastern students. MESA aims to educate others about our diverse culture, music, food, and beautiful languages. MESA members are committed to promote unity through the appreciation of the Middle East’s history, traditions, and contemporary influences. 

Muhlenberg Israeli Dance Troupe: The Muhlenberg Israeli Dance Troupe is a preforming troupe that showcases Israeli culture and dance, from pre-Israeli times to today. The Troupe aims to preform at multiple shows throughout the year, including a large Israeli Dance festival in March.

Muslim Students Association (MSA): The Muslim Student Association (MSA) of Muhlenberg College is dedicated to the mission of advocating for Muslim students and providing a space for them to share their values and cultures. Organized with the goal of furthering the excellence of Muslim students in leadership on campus, the MSA seeks to provide an opportunity for Muslim students to further enlighten the Muhlenberg College community with the Islamic faith, as well as its faith belief system, set of values, customs and rituals.

Society Of Arab Students: The purpose of the club is to provide interested individuals the ability to learn about different Arab cultures, the Arabic language, or about international issues occurring within Middle Eastern countries. The SAS is a student club aimed to inform and raise awareness on the Arab world. This club is apolitical and non-partisan; its primary goal is to educate. It is open to students of all backgrounds, looking to broaden their knowledge on another ethnicity.

Spanish Club: The Spanish Club is an academic, cultural, and service‐oriented group on campus. We are dedicated to furthering the student body’s understanding of Hispanic and Latin American cultures through various activities both on and off campus.

Russian and East EU Club: Explore the history, culture, politics, and food of this vast region!

Top Naach: We are Muhlenberg College’s South Asian (SA) multicultural group. Our vision is to create a space for conversations that center around the SA experience and dismantle stereotypes/barriers as well as provide our SA students with a welcoming community. Through cultural discussions, celebrations, food, music, and dance, we hope to build a more inclusive, culturally-aware environment. By celebrating various South Asian festivals on campus, we hope to create more awareness in the community and provide spaces for those who celebrate.

QTPOCC: The club is intended to give queer and trans people of color a safe and mindful space to gather, chat, and have fun while also discussing identity and curiosity through educational events, meetings, group gatherings, and celebrations.

Alpha Chi Omega: Alpha Chi Omega, the Zeta Chi Chapter, is an active sorority at Muhlenberg College. This organization engages with the Allentown community and supports the women at Turning Point who have experienced interpersonal violence. Our organization strives to uplift all women and create strong bonds within the sorority.

Alpha Epsilon Pi: Alpha Epsilon Pi is a Fraternity that centers around brotherhood and Jewish faith. They received their formal charter in the fall of 2021 making them an official international chapter.

Alpha Tau Omega: The Pennsylvania Alpha Iota Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega (ATO) was founded in 1881 and is the oldest established fraternity at Muhlenberg College. ATO is full of young leaders striving to become established and accomplished members of the Muhlenberg Community.

Delta Tau Delta: Delta Tau Delta, Theta Chi Chapter is consisted of men who live lives of excellence. We are respected and accomplished leaders on Muhlenberg’s campus through our presence in the arts, STEM, sports, and so much more. Our chapter fundraises for JDRF (Junior Diabetes Research Foundation)!

Delta Zeta: Delta Zeta: Xi Iota chapter was founded on October 27, 1984 at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, PA. We are a sisterhood, and our purpose is to unite our members in the bonds of sincere and lasting friendship, to stimulate one another in the pursuit of knowledge, to promote the moral and social culture of its members, and to develop plans for guidance and unity in action; objects worthy of the highest aim and purpose of associated effort.

Interfraternity Council: The Interfraternity Council serves as the governing body for the social fraternities on campus. Organizations overseen are: Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Delta Tau Delta, and Zeta Beta Tau. The council, also known as "IFC", works closely with the Panhellenic Council, Student Life, and the Muhlenberg Community to work towards philanthropic and communal goals by supporting and upholding the principles that are most important to Muhlenberg.

Panhellenic Council: The Panhellenic Council develops and maintains fraternity/sorority life and inter-fraternity relations by considering the goals and ideals of sororities as continually applicable to campus and personal life, promoting superior scholarship as basic to intellectual achievement, and cooperating with sororities and administration in maintenance of high social and moral standards.

Phi Mu: Phi Mu Fraternity, founded in 1852, is an organization which provides personal and academic development, service to others, commitment to excellence and lifelong friendship through a shared tradition. Phi Mu’s philanthropy is Children’s Miracle Network Hospital.

Phi Sigma Sigma: Phi Sigma Sigma, founded in 1913 is one of the four active Panhellenic Greek organizations at Muhlenberg College. The sorority is dedicated to philanthropic efforts in school and college readiness by partnering with a local elementary school in the Allentown area. Phi Sig is committed to its involvement within and outside the Muhlenberg community while also strengthening the bonds of our sisterhood and creating long lasting relationships.

Zeta Beta Tau: The Zeta Beta Tau: Alpha Nu chapter consists of a strong brotherhood of outstanding men. Our brothers have a wide variety of interests and backgrounds, and involve themselves all across campus as leaders and contributors to the Muhlenberg community. We also host fun philanthropy events year round, where we work with the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Gift of Life, and Jewish Women's International to support their programs!

Berg Production: Berg Production is the only student run business at Muhlenberg College. We provide professional audio, visual, lighting and effects design and production implementation. We provide free services to student organizations and run almost all student performances including: A capella shows, Student Dance Groups, Comedy Groups, and many more!

MUSES Art and Literary Magazine: MUSES is Muhlenberg's art and literary magazine. In addition to a yearly publication featuring both writing and art, MUSES hosts several open-mic nights per year. 

The Muhlenberg Weekly: Since 1883, The Muhlenberg Weekly has been the official, independent student-run newspaper of Muhlenberg College. The staff of The Weekly will strive to cover important topics affecting the Muhlenberg College Community, which includes students, faculty, staff, alumni, and parents. The Weekly will be an open forum where all students are able to contribute and voice their opinions, regardless of experience or involvement with the newspaper.

WMUH: WMUH, the radio station at Muhlenberg College, broadcasts over the air as well as online. We offer student and community members a chance to present a variety of ideas, art and voices, unlike any in the area.

AcaFellas: The Muhlenberg AcaFellas is the college's an all-male, gender fluid, or non-binary identifying a cappella group, dedicated to creating great music and having a great time doing it. We will constantly strive to better ourselves and our music while actively contributing to the ever-changing atmosphere of the Muhlenberg College Campus and surrounding community. We intend to foster an environment of respect within the group and conduct ourselves accordingly beyond the rehearsal room. Collectively, we, the AcaFellas, will produce the best quality music of which the group is capable and participate in meaningful and enriching activities, maintaining kinship and sensibility.

A Cappella Council: A council made up of representatives from each of Muhlenberg's 6 a cappella groups that works to foster communication and collaboration between them.

A-Town Records Music Association: A-Town Records aspires to act as a unifying body for Muhlenberg musicians to connect and collaborate on musical projects and performances. We also strive to provide student musicians with resources, educational opportunities, and creative outlets, while creating spaces for the student body to participate in music making in formal and informal settings.

Chaimonics: The Muhlenberg Chaimonics are Muhlenberg’s only Jewish-based a capella group! We sing songs in Hebrew and songs by Jewish artists as a core part of our repertoire. While we have strong Jewish roots and connections to Jewish organizations on and off the Muhlenberg campus, you do not need to be Jewish to become a part of the Chai family!

CODA: An acapella group for all women, genderfluid, and nonbinary bodies on campus - a safe place to sing with a group of people who feel like family!

Copacetic Rhythms: The object and purpose of Copacetic Rhythms is to practice and perform tap dance in campus events, and allow an informal setting for students to practice the art of tap dance. Individual members will have the opportunity to practice tap dance, gain choreographic experience, perform in front of the campus community, and connect with other tap dancers on campus.

Damsels in Excess: Damsels in Excess is an improv and sketch comedy group comprised of non-cis male comedians. The group existing in sketch comedy--a genre historically dominated by cisgender men--means they are giving ourselves permission to take up space in the comedy realm. They use this space to focus on topics that center cisgender women, transgender folks, and non-binary people, to enforce joyous, safe creative spaces, and to focus on political realms that are important to them. In their sketches, they often incorporate feminist and queer lenses.

Dynamics: The Dynamics are Muhlenberg College's first and oldest co-ed a capella group, founded in 1989. Our repertoire features a variety of genres including pop, rock, and indie songs. We record albums every couple of years which can be found on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music!

Fun with Science: What is Fun With Science? Imagine SNL but every other sketch is about freshmen dorms or the fragile balance between student athletes and arts students at Muhlenberg. Whether it's on stage or on screen, Fun With Science has a sketch that's sure to make you laugh!

GASP: The object and purpose of GASP is to create music with good musicianship that preserves the era of The Great American Songbook (defined as 1920’s to the 1960’s) while showcasing all member’s unique talents. The group's mission also includes outreach performances and being a broader part of the Muhlenberg and Lehigh Valley community.

Inacchord: Muhlenberg College's R&B a cappella group.

Mint Hip Hop Dance Team: Mint Hip Hop Dance Team is a group of both experienced and unexperienced hip hop dancers that come together to move, grove, and have fun. We love to bring people together through dance and creating a safe place for people to express themselves!

Muhlenberg Comedy Association (MCA): The Muhlenberg Comedy Association is a student organization dedicated to the support of all comedy-based ensembles of Muhlenberg College. We are here to provide spaces and structure for any comedy group to be supported and given all of the necessary materials needed to freely create funny art. In addition, we hope to spread laughter in our community through comedy performances.

Muhlenberg Dance Association (MDA): The Muhlenberg Dance Association is a student-run organization that is dedicated to creating an inclusive and supportive community of performers, choreographers, artists, and audiences. We provide students with educational and personal growth opportunities that enrich the greater dance community through service and production of dance across multiple platforms.

Muhlenberg Improv Association (MIA): The Muhlenberg Improv Association (also known as MIA) is one of six comedy groups hosted under the Muhlenberg Comedy Association! We are Muhlenberg's short-form comedic improvisation group, meaning that we do short, snappy, witty, game-like comedy (think, "Who's Line is it Anyway?"). We have 3 shows per semester, and accept new members every fall!

Muhlenberg Theatre Association (MTA): The Muhlenberg Theatre Association provides opportunities to create and attend a variety of engaging performances, events, and educational opportunities. The mission of the MTA is to enrich the campus and the local community with theatrical experiences. A co-curricular, non-partisan club, our goal is to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all forms of expression.

Noteworthy A Cappella: Noteworthy A Cappella is a broadway based A Cappella group here at Muhlenberg College.

Pep Band: Muhlenberg Pep Band is a student-run music ensemble that performs at home football games, home basketball games, and other celebration and events. There are no requirements to join us in terms of experience, and we rehearse once a week! Check us out on Instagram @muhlenbergpepband

Perkulators: The Perkulators are an auditioned jazz dance team who perform at various sporting and community events.

Poised Ivy: Poised Ivy is a Majorette Dance Team on Muhlenberg's Campus started in 2022 by POC. PI was created to generate new dance culture on the campus so everyone feels represented. The team encompasses discoveries of life lessons, lessons of oneself's hidden abilities, empowerment, and overall a sisterhood where everyone feels safe and is welcomed.

Rejoice Muhlenberg Gospel Choir: Muhlenberg's only Gospel Choir for a community of people who want to sing gospel music!

SIT: SIT is Muhlenberg's stand-up comedy group! Throughout the semester, we put on two to three comedy shows, open mics, and other fun events with the MCA!

Songsycle: Songsycle strives to build a complete musical theatre performance in solos and/or small groups. Although we are a group that makes music, at its core we are an acting ensemble, and prioritize that in our rehearsals. We have two performances every semester!

UiP (underground improv project): UiP (underground improv project) is Muhlenberg Colleges long form improv group!

Muhlenberg Vaudeville Club: Vaudeville aims to teach and perform circus arts at events on campus.

American Sign Language Club: The Muhlenberg ASL Club is an organization where students can learn American Sign Language. It also strives to raise awareness and learn about Deaf/Hard of Hearing culture and its community.

Board Game Association: Board game club is a low commited orginazation that meets weekly to play old and new Board Games. Our goal is to expose people to games they might not have tried while also making a welcoming environment for people to make friends to game with.

Book Nook: We're a community of book lovers who discuss book recommendations, watch movie adaptations, and fundraise for book-related organizations! We are also very open to collaborations with other clubs, as shown with our collabs with EnAct, Femco, and MAC. 

Doodleberg: Doodleberg is an art club that seeks to create an outlet of creative expression for Muhlenberg students. All levels of artists are welcomed to attend meetings each week where supplies will be provided and there will be themes to inspire creativity.

Flour Power Baking Club: As Muhlenberg's baking club we meet and make sweet treats! We are open to all experience levels!

Garden Club: The Muhlenberg Community Garden Strives to teach others how to garden on our local property and to actively Cultivate Community through programs, activities and outreach!

Historical Dress Society: Do you want to dress up an have a tea party, go to a disco, or play Victorian parlor games? We want to foster a love for dress history through community, crafting, and fun!

Investment Society: We run around 1 million dollars of the college's endowment fund and give students an opportunity to get some real experiences for portfolio alignment.

Jewelry Making Club: The Jewelry Making Club allows students to learn skills to enable them to create jewelry out of metal. Working on techniques like sawing, soldering, beading, and more it is a great outlet for self expression through jewelry!

K-Pop Club (KPC): KPC is a space where people that have an interest in Kpop or are interested in learning more about Kpop can come to talk about the latest news, groups they are interested in, and upcoming debuts and comebacks. Other activities include learning K-Pop choreography for fun, random play dances, and more!

Mock Trial: Mock Trial is a legal trial simulation activity where teams put together a prosecution and defense for a fictional legal case.

Muhlenberg Activities Council (MAC): The purpose of this organization shall be to improve the quality of diverse social programming and campus life at the college, to creatively program and encourage opportunities for participating in all social, cultural, and extracurricular activities on a campus community basis for all students and to serve as a recommending body to the administration in areas affecting Muhlenberg student life. 

Muhlenberg Film Association: An organization for both film lovers and film makers to meet, work together, and celebrate all things film. We have opportunities for those interested in production and film analysis.

Myths N Mules: Hear ye, hear ye, we are Myths N Mules, the Dungeons & Dragons club on campus! Our primary goal as a club is to connect prospective players with dungeon masters, and to make the process of learning and playing D&D quick and easy! We also hold various events per semester, such as workshops, our biannual Super Smash Bros tournament, and more!

Outdoors Club: The Muhlenberg Outdoors Club is an outdoors group that intends to provide students of all skill levels and experiences with outdoor activities. The club plans an array of fun and affordable wilderness engagement experiences including but not limited to hiking, camping, and mountain biking in order to engage students with the surrounding nature and community.

Photography and Modeling Club: The Photography and Modeling Club welcomes students of all levels interested in developing skills and confidence in front of and/or behind the camera. We pair models and photographers to collaborate and learn through practice, building connections and portfolios!

Pokémon Club: "The 'Berg Pokémon Club strives to create a place where people can discuss, enjoy, and learn more about the Pokémon franchise (the video games, Pokémon Go, and the trading card game). The club is meant for anyone & everyone, ranging from people who know little about Pokémon and would like to learn, to Pokémon connoisseurs looking to connect with other like-minded Pokémon-lovers."

Real Estate Investment Association: The Real Estate Investment Association brings interested students on campus together to learn more about the Real Estate industry. We learn about careers in the field and bring in speakers to give us their insights. We also cover financial modeling of Real Estate assets and creating wealth by investing into Real Estate assets.

Wall Street Club: Our goal is to bridge the gap in education between the classroom and professional world regarding the financial industry. We attempt to prepare students to find opportunities for both internships and careers.