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Elana Brown ’29 Interns With Immigration Nonprofit
The international studies major is working with the Amica Center for Immigrant Rights in her hometown, Washington, D.C.
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Riley Browne ’27 Interns With the Connecticut Department of Public Health
The public health major and women’s and gender studies minor is working in the department’s marketing and communications division.
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Andrew Walters ’28 Interns With Jewish Nonprofit
The Jewish studies and elementary education double major is working with Jewish Learning Venture, which is based in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania.
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President Kathleen Harring Announces Retirement
Muhlenberg President Kathleen Harring will retire at the end of 2026-2027. Harring is the college’s 13th president and the first woman to serve in the…
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Charley McNeilly ’28 Interns With Da Vinci Science Center
The computer science major is helping the center organize data and automate tasks.
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Student Stories
Elana Brown ’29 Interns With Immigration Nonprofit
The international studies major is working with the Amica Center for Immigrant Rights in her hometown, Washington, D.C.
Read MoreNews and Announcements
President Kathleen Harring Announces Retirement
Muhlenberg President Kathleen Harring will retire at the end of 2026-2027. Harring is the college’s 13th president and the first...
Muhlenberg Health Professions Advisor Earns National Award
Muhlenberg's health professions advisor has been named Advisor of the Year by the Health Professional Student Association Student Advisory Council.
2025/2026 National Energy and Environment Survey
This year's survey finds record-high belief in climate change evidence and explores public views on climate action, nuclear power, technology,...
Muhlenberg College Earns A+ Financial Grade from Forbes
Muhlenberg College earns elite national recognition for fiscal health, earning an A+ grade on the 2026 Forbes College Financial Grades...
Happening on Campus
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ALUMNI RECITAL - STEVEN FELDMAN
Center for the Arts 183/Recital Hall Sunday, July 26, 2026, 2 – 3pm Event Name:…
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Football vs. Susquehanna (scrimmage)
Scotty Wood Stadium, Scotty Wood Stadium Turf Field, Scotty Wood Stadium Outdoor Track Friday, August…
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Men's Soccer vs. Arcadia (Scrimmage)
Jeff Morris '82 Field Saturday, August 22, 2026, 3 – 5pm Event Name: Men's Soccer…
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W Soccer vs. Cedar Crest (Scrimmage)
Jeff Morris '82 Field Saturday, August 22, 2026, 6 – 8pm Event Name: W Soccer…
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26ALUMNI RECITAL - STEVEN FELDMAN
Center for the Arts 183/Recital Hall2:00PMCenter for the Arts 183/Recital Hall Sunday, July 26, 2026, 2 – 3pm Event Name:…
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21Football vs. Susquehanna (scrimmage)
Scotty Wood Stadium, Scotty Wood Stadium Turf Field, Scotty Wood Stadium Outdoor Track1:00PMScotty Wood Stadium, Scotty Wood Stadium Turf Field, Scotty Wood Stadium Outdoor Track Friday, August…
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22Men's Soccer vs. Arcadia (Scrimmage)
Jeff Morris '82 Field3:00PMJeff Morris '82 Field Saturday, August 22, 2026, 3 – 5pm Event Name: Men's Soccer…
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22W Soccer vs. Cedar Crest (Scrimmage)
Jeff Morris '82 Field6:00PMJeff Morris '82 Field Saturday, August 22, 2026, 6 – 8pm Event Name: W Soccer…
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Student Accolades
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Hana Feig Interns With the Library of Congress
The Jewish studies and music double major is working to catalog the Hebraic pamphlets collection.
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Cheyanne Beaumont '26 Selected for Bucknell Seminar for Undergraduate Poets
The prestigious program accepts only about a dozen students out of hundreds of applicants nationwide and counts many well-known poets among its alumni.
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Sophie Tomov '26 Awarded Fulbright for Research in Bulgaria
The Muhlenberg College pre-med biology graduate will work to strengthen pediatric health care practices in partnership with a nonprofit in Bulgaria.
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Muhlenberg Students Return to Summer Stage for "Seussical"
For the first time since 2019, the Lehigh Valley's summer arts scene enjoyed musical theater at Muhlenberg College, with performances of "Seussical," the Dr. Seuss-inspired musical by Lynn Ahrens and...
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Muhlenberg College Students Earn Dean's List Honors
To be eligible for the Dean's List, Muhlenberg College students must earn a GPA of 3.5 or better while taking three or more course units during a semester.
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Ten Muhlenberg College Athletes Recognized for Sportsmanship
Ten Muhlenberg athletes were recognized for their behavior on the field, course, court and track with their selection to the 2026 Spring All-Centennial Conference Sportsmanship Team.
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Alumni and Outcomes
Jon Cohen ’25 Is Awarded Competitive NSF Research Fellowship
Cohen, a biophysical chemistry Ph.D. student at Cornell University, will receive three years of funding through the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program.
Muhlenberg Announces Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2026
Six individuals and one team have been elected to the Muhlenberg College Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
Isabella van der Weide ’23 to Attend Harvard Medical School
Isabella Van der Weide, a pre-med biochemistry major at Muhlenberg College, has been accepted into Harvard Medical School.
Graduate and Continuing Education News
Muhlenberg Launches Online Bachelor's Degree in AI
Muhlenberg College's new online Bachelor of Arts degree in applied artificial intelligence is built fully…
Muhlenberg Earns 2026-2027 Military Friendly School Designation
Muhlenberg College’s Division of Graduate and Continuing Education has earned recognition as a 2026-2027 Military…
Muhlenberg Expands Transfer Opportunities for Community College Graduates
A new policy creates seamless community college transfer directly into Muhlenberg’s residential or accelerated bachelor's…
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Get to know the students and alumni whose curiosity and passion shape Muhlenberg.
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Elana Brown ’29 Interns With Immigration Nonprofit
The international studies major is working with the Amica Center for Immigrant Rights in her hometown, Washington, D.C.
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Riley Browne ’27 Interns With the Connecticut Department of Public Health
The public health major and women’s and gender studies minor is working in the department’s marketing and communications division.
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Andrew Walters ’28 Interns With Jewish Nonprofit
The Jewish studies and elementary education double major is working with Jewish Learning Venture, which is based in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania.
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Charley McNeilly ’28 Interns With Da Vinci Science Center
The computer science major is helping the center organize data and automate tasks.
SEE PROFILECharley McNeilly ’28 Interns With Da Vinci Science Center
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Muhlenberg Magazine
The Story Behind a Record-Breaking Softball Season
The Mules won more games than any team in any sport in the college’s history and were the first softball team to win an NCAA regional.
Read MoreMeet Louis Cocco ’23
Cocco, a media and communication and business administration double major at Muhlenberg, is now a producer with 94WIP sports radio in Philadelphia.
Read MoreExploring Our Lutheran Roots
This video examines how the college’s Lutheran identity continues to shape its mission, values, and student experience.
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The Story Behind a Record-Breaking Softball Season
The Mules won more games than any team in any sport in the college’s history and were the first softball team to win an NCAA regional.
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Meet Louis Cocco ’23
Cocco, a media and communication and business administration double major at Muhlenberg, is now a producer with 94WIP sports radio in Philadelphia.
Read More - From the Archives
Exploring Our Lutheran Roots
This video examines how the college’s Lutheran identity continues to shape its mission, values, and student experience.
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