Muhlenberg College

Margaret Burns '29 has been selected to participate in the 28th Snell-Shillingford Symposium on October 10-11, at Franklin & Marshall College. A member the women's basketball team, Burns was selected for demonstrating leadership potential and a commitment to personal growth.

Orientation Leaders are mentors charged with guiding new students in their academic, personal, and social transition from high school to college.

The mathematics and computer science double major is researching how students interact with an LLM-powered robot under different conditions.

The statistics and psychology double major compiled a report related to data center legislation and presented it to Allentown City Council at a public hearing this August.

Rossman, a class of 2027 finance major, is building research reports, pulling together financial data, and preparing materials that the senior bankers use in client meetings and briefings.

The Muhlenberg College biology major and studio art minor is working at a Columbia University lab this summer as a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Cech Fellow.

While studying computer science, the Muhlenberg College rising junior is exploring the vulnerabilities in some of the most common smart plugs.

The Muhlenberg College physics and mathematics double major is also conducting summer research for her third consecutive year.

The Muhlenberg College neuroscience major is exploring how the naturally occurring substance acts on GABA receptors using a lab technique involving frog eggs.

The Class of 2028 student is using skills from both her accounting and media and communication majors to help with bookkeeping and social media for a local pool company near her hometown in Maryland.

The rising sophomore, who is interested in both neuroscience and film studies, is analyzing 12 films from the United States, England, Japan, and South Korea.

The class of 2029 political science major and history minor is working with Access Justice Brooklyn to connect low-income clients to pro bono attorneys.

The Muhlenberg College double major in mathematics and economics is working for the equipment supplier Mitsubishi Power Aero in Glastonbury, Connecticut.

The Muhlenberg pre-health biology major is transforming a species of bacteria to see if it will affect aquatic plants the same way it affects land plants.

The international studies major at Muhlenberg College (Allentown, Pa.) is working with the Amica Center for Immigrant Rights in her hometown, Washington, D.C.

The Muhlenberg public health major and women's and gender studies minor is working in the department's marketing and communications division.

The Jewish studies and elementary education double major is working with Jewish Learning Venture, which is based in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania.

A computer science major, Charley McNeilly is helping the Da Vinci Science Center organize data and automate tasks.

The Jewish studies and music double major is working to catalog the Hebraic pamphlets collection.

The prestigious program accepts only about a dozen students out of hundreds of applicants nationwide and counts many well-known poets among its alumni.

This summer, Emma Howson '27, a theatre major and Italian studies minor from Freehold Borough, New Jersey, has a wardrobe internship with the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival in Center Valley, Pennsylvania.

The Muhlenberg College pre-med biology graduate will work to strengthen pediatric health care practices in partnership with a nonprofit in Bulgaria.

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 Stephen Flaherty, June 12-27.

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.

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.

Muhlenberg sophomore shortstop Sean Habeeb was selected to the American Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings Division III All-Region V second team.

Four members of the Muhlenberg softball team -- including three freshmen -- were named to the All-Region V team by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association.

Muhlenberg junior attack Chase Kusko and sophomore midfielder Luc Belvill received honorable mention on the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association All-America team.

Muhlenberg junior Emma Youngling and senior Abba Diglio earned spots on the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association All-Metro Region team.

Muhlenberg junior Josie Krieman has been named Centennial Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year for softball. The award is given to a member of the junior or senior class with the highest cumulative GPA on the All-Centennial team.