The College is meeting the current moment by shoring up the resources for students who are transitioning to life on campus and finding a variety of ways to connect any students who are struggling with the help they need.

In a kickoff event on Saturday, November 13, the College announced that it will raise $111 million by 2025 in support of key priorities.

Muhlenberg’s new externship program bridges the gap between day-long job shadows and months-long internships.

Along with other campus initiatives, the project enables the College to have a carbon-neutral electricity footprint for the first time.

Emmy-Award nominee Jeffrey Page directs the production, Feb. 20-23.

Milne was named DIII National Coach of the Year (American Football Coaches Association) and Andy Talley Regional Coach of the Year (Maxwell Football Club).

As 2019 comes to a close, we look back on all that Muhlenberg College students, faculty, staff and alumni accomplished and celebrated this year.

Following a 24-8 win at Salisbury, Muhlenberg will host a semifinal game in the NCAA Division III football playoffs against North Central December 14 at noon.

Muhlenberg faculty and students are using the spotted lanternfly to attract local high schoolers to math and science.

Ada Rivera ’09 and Nate Boateng ’14 are transforming how teams operate at Lehigh Valley Health Network.

As a summer analyst at Wells Fargo Securities, Gabrielle Neuman ’20 made a point to network with employees.

An annual gathering of Muhlenberg alums provides a space for performers to try out new material and escape their comfort zone.

Preserving the University of Maryland's athletic archives combines this alum's passions for sports, research and primary sources.

His experience as a scientist and as an entrepreneur allows Peter Alff ’02 to help bring newly developed biotechnologies to the public.