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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.

How his undergraduate experience helped Ty Palmieri ’26 gain acceptance into Villanova University’s law school

Max Krinsky ’20 is a corporate law associate at Fenwick & West, which focuses on the tech and life sciences sectors.

Gaines’ AI experience tat helped him stand out as a candidate for his internship at Englebert Financial Advisers.

The renovated Finance Lab at Muhlenberg displays real-time market data and allows students to access financial software.

Eglinton, who’s now studying education policy at the University of Pennsylvania, worked with Assistant Professor of Business Greg Collins on the report, which the state of Pennsylvania used to inform its decision to increase the subsidy rates paid to providers who participate in a program for low-income families.

Ellison, a double major in economics and finance, credits faculty coaching and Career Center support for her placement at a top firm.

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.

After taking a semester-long course, co-taught by professors of religion studies and economics, students spent two weeks exploring themes from the course abroad.

The student-run club manages an investment of nearly $1 million and is open to all students, not just those studying finance.