Muhlenberg College

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

"Dance Emerge" is a showcase for dance works created by emerging student choreographers, in the College's Studio Theatre, a black box performance space.

Dancers tell their stories through movement, as the Muhlenberg Theatre & Dance Department presents "Dance Emerge," a showcase for dance works created by emerging student choreographers.

Student choreographers and dancers told their stories through movement, as the Muhlenberg College Theatre & Dance Department presented "Dance Emerge."

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

Kelly Tornetta '19, a physics and math double major and volleyball player, earns one of 42 $10,000 awards for athletes from NCAA member institutions of all sizes.

Muhlenberg encourages students in every major to study abroad while earning college credit towards their degree. In fact, 58 percent of Muhlenberg graduates from the Class of 2018 studied abroad. The College supports four discipline-specific study abroad opportunities as well as offering over 100 approved programs in Europe, Asia, Oceania, Latin America and Africa.

Anne Washburn's speculative drama, "Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play," ran Feb. 20-24 in Muhlenberg's Studio Theatre and offers an examination of pop culture, storytelling and myth-making in post-apocalyptic America.

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.

Anne Washburn's speculative drama, "Mr. Burns: a Post-Electric Play," ran Feb. 20-24 in Muhlenberg's Studio Theatre and offered an examination of pop culture, storytelling and myth-making in post-apocalyptic America.

A spectacular evening of ballet, contemporary dance, tap, and jazz, Master Choreographers showcased exciting new dance works choreographed by nationally and internationally acclaimed guest artists and faculty.

A spectacular evening of ballet, contemporary dance, tap, and jazz, Master Choreographers showcased exciting new dance works choreographed by nationally and internationally acclaimed guest artists and faculty.

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.

Sudents-athletes from Muhlenberg College were named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll for the winter 2018-19 season.

Muhlenberg's women and men basketball teams worked with Allentown's Jefferson Elementary School in Dream to Read, a Martin Luther King Day of Service event that pairs the College's athletes with local students.

Muhlenberg basketball seniors Meghan Falk and Erik Werheim were recognized as members of the 2019 Lehigh Valley Small College Media Organization's Scholar Athlete Team.

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.

A spectacular evening of ballet, contemporary dance, tap, and jazz, "Moving Stories" showcased exciting new dance works choreographed by 10 Muhlenberg students and faculty guest artist Teresa VanDenend Sorge.

Dana Scholar Kevan Shah '22 spent the summer contributing to a report about opioid addiction in New Jersey that's now with state legislators.

A spectacular evening of ballet, contemporary dance, tap, and jazz, "Moving Stories" showcased exciting new dance works performed by 60 students.

Muhlenberg College congratulates students who were named to the Fall 2018 Dean's List for their academic achievement.

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.

Forty-nine Muhlenberg College student-athletes were recognized for their performance in the classroom and on the field with their selection to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll for the Fall 2018 season.

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.

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.

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.

Junior Ryan Malarkey of the Muhlenberg football team was named to the All-Centennial Conference second team.

Sophomore Sophie Beeler of the Muhlenberg field hockey team earned All-Centennial Conference honorable mention.

Stephi Rydgren was named to the All-Centennial Conference team after helping the Muhlenberg field hockey team reach the semifinals of the league playoffs.