Alex Caban-Echevarria ’23, a double major in media & communication and English, is receiving guidance from one of the outlet’s investigative journalists, plus her team of Muhlenberg mentors, as she applies to graduate school.
Undergraduate research experiences, rigorous coursework and close faculty mentorship helped Jess Sommer ’21 on her way to the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine.
Assistant Professor of Anthropology Casey James Miller explains how he came to his area of research.
Bethany Fluck ’23 and Katie Raab ’24 studied predator and prey interactions under the mentorship of Professor of Biology Erika Iyengar.
In this episode of the 2400 Chew podcast, Chiquita Griffin, director of employer and alumni engagement at Muhlenberg's Career Center, talks to Thaline Tarpinian '97, a senior project manager at Winsor Group.
Muhlenberg College faculty, students and staff share their knowledge and experience with the world.
Assistant Professor of Public Health Kathleen Bachynski was interviewed for the article “Concussions Doctor Under Scrutiny in Plagiarism Scandal.”
Accolades for Kennedy Kanagawa ’08 for his puppeteer/acting role in the Broadway debut of "Into the Woods."
Kevan Shah ‘22, founder of End Overdose Together, was interviewed for the article "Students Are Learning to Stop Opioid Overdoses."
The Pennsylvania US Senate Democratic Debate held on campus last spring was covered by CNN, The Washington Post, The Philadelphia Inquirer and others.
Jacqueline Antonovich, assistant professor of history, joined the podcast host and TV personality to explore the history of reproductive rights in the U.S.
An op-ed by Brooke Vick, associate provost and co-director of the Emerging Leaders Program, shares three ways mentoring supports Muhlenberg’s students of color.
Chris Borick, director of the Institute of Public Opinion, was interviewed for the magazine cover story, "The Vanishing Moderate Democrat."
The article highlights the collaboration between the enrollment team and the campus community to recruit the Class of 2024 during a profoundly challenging year.
Article features Madison Ferris '14, an actor with disabilities who is helping redefine representation and creating a new template for the artist-as-activist.
View a full list of Muhlenberg media coverage.
Alex Caban-Echevarria ’23, a double major in media & communication and English, is receiving guidance from one of the outlet’s investigative journalists, plus her team of Muhlenberg mentors, as she applies to graduate school.
Our goal was to involve the entire Muhlenberg community in a philanthropic effort. The 172 students who participated raised $11,000 for the Amber Louise Elchert Foundation, an organization founded in memory of a 2013 alum.
The College is named a 2022 ALL IN Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting for increased nonpartisan democratic engagement in the midterm election.
Assistant Professor of Anthropology Casey James Miller explains how he came to his area of research.
Professor of Biology and Co-Director of Biochemistry Amy Hark shares her interest in genes and gene expression with students in the classroom, in her lab and via a research consortium she’s been part of since 2009.
Professor of English Grant Scott is supporting senior English majors as they learn to analyze and critique novels that contain only images.
Undergraduate research experiences, rigorous coursework and close faculty mentorship helped Jess Sommer ’21 on her way to the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine.
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.
Muhlenberg faculty and alumni share their expertise and opinions on relevant topics.
By: Christopher Borick
Are political polls flawed, or does the public expect too much of them?
By: Marcia Morgan
The war in Ukraine highlights the need to reform international refugee law.
By: Sarah Niebler ’04
Encouraging participation in a democracy should not be a partisan claim.