Muhlenberg College

This winter break, 49 students completed externships through the Career Center. These typically one- to five-day personalized experiences, most with alumni hosts, are designed to allow students of all class years to explore different postgraduate opportunities.

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.

Alongside 200 other chosen collegiate athletes from around the country, Banahan networked with and learned from athletics professionals and explored her interests in pursuing a career within athletics.

Ceres is a rising sophomore from Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania.

Or-El Ankori '25 spent a day learning about in vitro fertilization from Evelyn Neuber '87.

Shah is the first Muhlenberg student to receive the award, one of the most prestigious in the world.

The College's Department of English Literatures & Writing celebrated the winners of The Edwin A. Miller Writing awards and The Muhlenberg Weekly Journalism awards.

In only its second year, Muhlenberg's squad advanced to the second round of the American Mock Trial Association's annual national tournament.

Giovanni Merrifield is a sociology major and Africana studies minor from Standish, Maine.

Michelle Rajan, a neuroscience major on the premedical track and a creative writing minor, was featured in "Muhlenberg Magazine."

Brady wrote the op-ed as part of a Media Advocacy class project in coordination with the Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center in Allentown, PA.

Alison Cummins '21 and Sarah Gordin '21 started Berg Originals to help students, alumni, faculty and others share and receive feedback on their work remotely.

The economics and sustainability studies double major talks about the interconnectedness of his fields of study, his involvement with the nonpartisan BergVotes student club, a compelling research project and more.

The Muhlenberg experience from the perspective of Gnim Bazim '21, a senior and athlete studying on-campus.

Sophie Chong talks about being elected chair of the Centennial Conference Student Athlete Advisory Committee as a guest on Episode 4 of the Muhlenberg Mules Podcast.

Field hockey senior Sophie Beeler '21, a public health major and political science minor, talks about her study on infectious diseases on the podcast.

Even while away from his students, Ian Wolfe Adler '20 is still creating lesson plans.

A new integrative learning partnership between the Department of Religion Studies and the Office of Housing & Residence Life helps resident advisors develop religious literacy.

Students selected for the fellowship are campus leaders who demonstrate a commitment to finding solutions for challenges facing communities locally, nationally and internationally.

The Fulbright Scholars Program supports extended research or study abroad opportunities for college graduates.

From an early age, Meredith Krewson '20 knew that she wanted a career in medicine and healthcare for small children.

Sinesky founded the entrepreneurship club Be Your Own Boss (B.Y.O.B.) as a first-year student at Muhlenberg. Its signature event is April's Failure Fest.

All fourteen students in Professor Lanethea Mathews-Schultz's course 2018: The Political Year of the Woman had their research collected into an Open Educational Resource. It is available for free to scholars around the world.

A willingness to cold-email scientists he admires landed James Silva '19 his first research gig at Columbia University and ultimately brought him to Muhlenberg.

Valerie Weisler '20 has been chosen to serve as the 2019 United States delegate for G(irls) 20. The delegates work together to design policies that promote young women's economic inclusion.

Steven Smith '19 created displays in three campus buildings, featuring prominent black artists, athletes and leaders.

Muhlenberg College's New Voices / New Visions theater festival, which ran Nov. 28 - Dec. 2, featured three new and innovative short plays, all written and directed by women, most of whom are current Muhlenberg students or alumni. The plays also showcased the talents of student cast and crew members.

The College's introductory Italian course is the first to use a faculty-generated Open Educational Resource instead of a costly textbook. Jarrett Azar '20 helped create it.

Katie Esbenshade '19 is conducting summer research on how bumble bees use their sensory abilities to locate food sources.

The annual Muhlenberg College Honors Convocation recognizes and celebrates leadership, scholarly excellence and achievement.