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As president and executive director of the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., Aileen Chumard Fuchs ’01 tells the stories of the spaces people design, construct and inhabit.

In his new role, former Muhlenberg point guard Toomey Anderson ’03 is expanding access to athletics for the 17,000 students in the Allentown School District.

Simone Kaye ’23, whose primary interest is in criminal justice reform, worked with a nonprofit organization that serves formerly incarcerated women.

Are political polls flawed, or does the public expect too much of them?

Working at the Allentown Art Museum gave Yuyang (Hector) Chen ’23 valuable experience he will carry into a master’s program in art business.

Two alumni serve as communications professionals at Eastern State Penitentiary, a former prison known for its seasonal haunted attractions that has a year-round mission to interpret the legacy of American criminal justice reform.

The October 24-28 poll from Muhlenberg College and the Morning Call finds Democrat John Fetterman and Republican Mehmet Oz in a dead heat for the U.S. Senate seat and Democrat Josh Shapiro with a double-digit lead over Republican Doug Mastriano in the gubernatorial race.

An October 12-14 survey from Muhlenberg College and The Morning Call of likely voters in PA’s 7th Congressional District finds Congresswoman Susan Wild (D) and challenger Lisa Scheller (R) in a statistical dead heat.

The alumni — now in medical, dental and veterinary school — worked in the lab of Professor of Neuroscience and Biology and Chair of Neuroscience Jordanna Sprayberry during their time at Muhlenberg.

He is serving as senior advisor on LGBTQI+ health equity in the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.