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Maddie Davidson ’25 spoke about her tree science and stewardship project that won a Youth Climate Action Fund grant from the city and led to an opportunity to speak at last fall’s Bloomberg CityLab summit in Mexico City.

The college’s new partnership with American University also offers qualified students up to $20,000 in merit scholarships.

After a summer searching the job market, environmental science and sustainability studies double major Anna Shigo ’24 began her role as the open space coordinator for Carbon County, Pennsylvania. Now she’s working to preserve the environment she grew up in, just north of Muhlenberg.

“The Princeton Review Guide to Green Colleges: 2025 offers Green Rating for each school. Muhlenberg earned a score of 98 out of 99.

Maddie Davidson received a Youth Climate Action Fund Grant from the city to create a tree science project at an Allentown elementary school.

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.

Getting to travel to Bangladesh with my classmates and professors after a semester-long course about climate change and sustainable development in the nation was such a unique and unparalleled experience.

Through the Office of Community Engagement, Lacey Pasco ’23 is working with the Allentown Environmental Advisory Council and Promise Neighborhoods of the Lehigh Valley.

A group of Muhlenberg students made it their mission to revitalize a sustainability student organization on campus.