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Last semester, Roman Craig ’27 and Alexa Cinelli ’27 researched LGBTQ+ history at the College and created a website to showcase their findings.

Glass, a participant in the MUHLES (Mentorship of Underrepresented students for High impact LEarning in STEM) Program, worked in Professor of Chemistry Keri Colabroy’s lab, where she built skills and friendships she’s carried into her first semester.

Gabriel Seinfeld ’27, a pre-medical neuroscience and finance double major, completed a four-week observership program at Jersey City Medical Center – RWJBarnabas Health.

Kira Wiener ’25, who is interested in a career in sustainable architecture, spent the summer planning and executing this on-campus research project.

Kaya Mahy ’25, a psychology major and public health minor who plays on the softball team, explored the effects of “normative” endings to athletic careers (graduation, end of eligibility) versus “non-normative” endings (injuries, mental health struggles, the onset of the pandemic).

Public health major Isabella Damaso ’26 presented her findings at the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention in Atlanta.

Florian Hurlbert ’25 is one of two Muhlenberg students working this summer for GMIFY, a startup founded by Mike Rosenberg ’78.

Meet Premed Biochemistry Major Anam Ali ’25, a Spanish minor and part of a research lab and the Muslim Student Association.

Nulman is involved in the Investment Society and the Real Estate Club as well as in the Jewish community on campus.

White, a political science and sustainability studies double major, will spend 10 months teaching English in Mongolia. Two other recent alumni were also named Fulbright semi-finalists.