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Diorio, a double major in theatre and media & communication, spends her days running social media for the New York Stock Exchange.

“If colleges are truly dedicated to creating a diverse learning community, they can make it happen, even now — but it will take institutional commitment and a dedication to innovative recruitment and admissions efforts,” writes Kathleen Harring in the wake of the recent Supreme Court decision.

The gift, from the estate of Edward ’42 and Lois Robertson, is the largest from an individual or family in the College’s history.

The college is one of 28 national leaders on lower-income student enrollment, serving as a model for others across the country.

Families, friends, faculty, staff and students—thank you for joining us today to honor our graduates.

Students from the College and students who are incarcerated shared their group projects and received completion certificates to wrap up the popular and impactful course, which was held this semester for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

Shawn Zeplin ’04, assistant director of athletics for behavioral health at the Division I institution, makes an impact in a dynamic field that barely existed when he was an undergraduate.

The Muhlenberg College Public Health Program 2023 Pennsylvania Health Survey provides findings regarding public health issues in the Commonwealth. The survey was conducted in Spring 2023 by the Muhlenberg College Institute of Public Opinion (MCIPO) in conjunction with the Muhlenberg College Public Health Program.

The community celebrated the legacy of one of the College’s most prolific activists with a panel discussion and the dedication of a residence for members of the Black Students Association.

The gift from James R. Lentz ’66 and his wife, Debra A. Lentz, dedicated supporters of the performing arts at Muhlenberg, will sustain faculty in two of the College’s signature programs in perpetuity.