Milne was named DIII National Coach of the Year (American Football Coaches Association) and Andy Talley Regional Coach of the Year (Maxwell Football Club).
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As 2019 comes to a close, we look back on all that Muhlenberg College students, faculty, staff and alumni accomplished and celebrated this year.
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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.
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Muhlenberg faculty and students are using the spotted lanternfly to attract local high schoolers to math and science.
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Ada Rivera ’09 and Nate Boateng ’14 are transforming how teams operate at Lehigh Valley Health Network.
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As a summer analyst at Wells Fargo Securities, Gabrielle Neuman ’20 made a point to network with employees.
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An annual gathering of Muhlenberg alums provides a space for performers to try out new material and escape their comfort zone.
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Preserving the University of Maryland's athletic archives combines this alum's passions for sports, research and primary sources.
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His experience as a scientist and as an entrepreneur allows Peter Alff ’02 to help bring newly developed biotechnologies to the public.
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During an internship with the league’s Player Health and Safety Department, Melissa Klein ’19 saw the breadth of the work that happens to promote safety at all levels of the sport.
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Associate Professor of Spanish Erika M. Sutherland teaches students interpretation skills that they use as they work with community partners.
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Mike Alexander '05, who made Billboard’s 40 Under 40 list last year, entered the music business thanks to help from a fellow Mule.
Read Alexander's StoryA talk by artist Heide Fasnacht kicks off the new year, followed by exhibits by Anthony Cervino, Felice Moramarco, Burak Delier, Pilvi Takala and Vesna Pavlović, and culminates with Muhlenberg's Student Thesis Exhibition.
The funds will be used to train students to train members of the Lehigh Valley community to administer the lifesaving drug Narcan.
The evening’s program will include a screening of “Harriet,” which explores the life of Harriet Tubman, and a talkback session facilitated by Muhlenberg faculty.
Milne was named Division III National Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association and Andy Talley Regional Coach of the Year by the Maxwell Football Club.
The events in “A Century of Struggle: Women's Rights Before and After Suffrage” will both celebrate the passing of the 19th Amendment and examine the work yet to be done to advance women's rights.
Muhlenberg College faculty, students and staff share their knowledge and experience with the world.
Muhlenberg students, staff and faculty were featured in an article about enrolling more top community college transfers and the strengths they bring to campus.
Kathleen Bachynski, assistant professor of public health, was interviewed for an op-ed, 'Football Is Here to Stay,' about concussions and youth football.
The segment features the College’s new sustainability studies major with its interdisciplinary focus on environment, economics and sociology.
The fan fiction site Archive Of Our Own, co-founded by English professor Francesca Coppa, won a coveted Hugo Award, one of the top awards for science-fiction.
Mahsheed Mahjor ‘17, Muhlenberg’s 2017 Commencement student speaker, was featured for her work in founding Afghanistan's youngest reading club.
Hundreds of millions of birds die in the U.S. every year from window collisions. There are effective solutions, says Professor and Ornithologist Daniel Klem.
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The Class of 2020 will gather for the Baccalaureate ceremony on Saturday, May 16 at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 17 at 10:00 a.m. for Commencement. Join us as we honor the countless success stories of the senior class and wish these students continued excellence in their future endeavors.
