Muhlenberg College

A new report finds college-student voting increased sharply nationwide in 2020. BergVotes leaders say lots of outreach plus a slew of important issues helped drive high Muhlenberg turnout.

A symposium at Muhlenberg this fall highlighted the often invisible issue of hunger on college campuses and the state and national legislation that can help.

Joe Romano '23 created the short film "Emetophobia" for a film studies class at Muhlenberg.

For the first time ever, the Muhlenberg wrestling team won the Petrofes Invitational.

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

Seven Muhlenberg athletes were recognized for their behavior on the field, court and course with their selection to the 2021 Fall All-Centennial Conference Sportsmanship Team.

How do you do on-campus philanthropy work when no one is on campus? Go virtual.

Muhlenberg College football team holds DelVal to zero in second round of the NCAA DIII tournament.

Seventy-nine Muhlenberg College student-athletes were named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll for the fall 2021 season.

Created by a collective of 14 theater artists, the interactive performance experience premiered at Muhlenberg College May 14-16, 2021.

Senior softball player Sarah Karmazyn was an internal audit intern for Cedar Fair Entertainment at Dorney Park.

A new report finds that college-student voting increased sharply nationwide in 2020. BergVotes leaders say lots of outreach plus a slew of important issues helped drive high Muhlenberg turnout.

The November performance displayed the talents of eight senior student choreographers and more than 40 dancers on the theme of renewal and reinvention.

World premiere queer adaptation at Muhlenberg Theatre & Dance turns classic Romeo and Juliet tale inside-out.

Danny Monzo, Long Nguyen and Isabella van der Weide worked in the lab of Biology Professor Bruce Wightman studying sleep and arousal in the small soil-dwelling roundworm C. elegans, funded by the Vaughan Summer Research Grant.

This year's inductees to the Muhlenberg chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's most prestigious honor society for undergraduates in the liberal arts and sciences, were celebrated in a virtual event on Saturday, October 15.

A team of Muhlenberg students worked with Professor Sherri Young to test how readily medications can cross the blood-brain barrier to gain a better understanding of how to treat Alzheimer's disease.

Muhlenberg is pleased to welcome the newest members of our community, including first year students, new transfer students and new School of Continuing Studies students, for the 2021-2022 academic year.

Benedict Kohler '23 used his computer science and mathematics majors in his summer software engineer internship.

Natalie David worked with Professor Jordanna Sprayberry on the effects of fungicidal odor-pollution on the bumblebee's ability to learn and recognize a floral scent.

Shivani Iyer '23 interviewed coaches, players, researchers and others to better understand the perspectives and experiences surrounding head injury and protection in the sport.

Senior softball player Genna Cicchetti studied environmental policies in Spain this summer.

Senior field hockey and softball player Sarah Raab researched ticks with Biology Professor Marten Edwards in the Lehigh Valley this summer.

Senior football player Kevin Olifiers invested his summertime in a valuable internship that allowed him to draw on his academic, athletic and extracurricular activities at Muhlenberg.

Arianna Tilley '22 immersed herself in the arts in Ithaca, New York this summer.

Larissa Dowling '22, who has worked for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline for a year, is now training others to chat online with people experiencing mental health struggles.

Under the guidance of Professor Maura Finkelstein, she conducted summer research exploring Indigenous perspectives on the environment and how they might be better incorporated into the field of sustainability studies.

Ava Duskic '23 and Emma Muller '22 worked with Professor Gretchen Gotthard this summer to further understand the learning and memory capabilities of Physarum polycephalum, a slime mold known as "the blob."

A summer internship is preparing Emily Leandro `22 for a career in the arts.

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