The College was ranked #70 out of 204 liberal arts colleges nationally, up from #76 last year. Changes in the methodology that increased the consideration of outcomes were partly responsible for the bump.
Her role with the National League of Cities involves promoting smarter surfaces such as green spaces, green roofs and rooftop solar to lower urban temperatures and reduce the risk of flooding.
Harring, a social psychologist by training and higher education leader with decades of experience, parses institutional data and research methodology to shed light on recent headlines.
During Alumni Weekend 2023, celebrations, reunions and hugs were in abundance. See highlights from a joyous weekend.
In the first Consent Conversations podcast of the academic year, hosts Jennifer Storm, director of equity and Title IX, and Karmen Brown, associate director of prevention education, discuss how as individuals and a community, we can create a campus culture that is inclusive, supportive and accepting.
Muhlenberg College faculty, students and staff share their knowledge and experience with the world.
The Career Center uses student participation data to create a four-year approach for career readiness called the Muhlenberg Action Plan, or MAP for short.
Assistant Professor of Public Health Kathleen Bachynski has studied bike helmet injuries and says a transit culture that helps protect cyclists is needed.
Accolades for Kennedy Kanagawa ’08 for his puppeteer/acting role in the Broadway debut of "Into the Woods."
Chief Diversity Officer Brooke Vick and VP for Graduate & Continuing Education AJ Lemheney are interviewed about the College's new DEI Certificate.
100+ news interviews resulting in 3,000+ articles & TV/radio broadcasts: Professor Chris Borick and the Institute of Public Opinion were in the news last fall.
Assistant Professor of History Jacqueline Antonovich joined the podcast host and TV personality to explore the history of reproductive rights in the U.S.
The College ranked #1 for best college food in Pennsylvania and #10 for best college food in the nation, according to Niche.com.
Chris Borick, director of the Institute of Public Opinion, was interviewed for the magazine cover story, "The Vanishing Moderate Democrat."
Director of Public Health Chrysan Cronin was interviewed for the article "You’re probably not cleaning these 11 very germy spots."
Professor of Ornithology Daniel Klem is nominated for The Indianapolis Prize, the world's leading animal conservation award, for his bird/window research.
View a full list of Muhlenberg media coverage.
The College was ranked #70 out of 204 liberal arts colleges nationally, up from #76 last year. Changes in the methodology that increased the consideration of outcomes were partly responsible for the bump.
The College is #112 on a list of the nation’s top 400 public and private institutions. The goal of these rankings, per the WSJ, is to help students “identify which colleges will do the most to help them graduate and make more money.”
The College is included in the publication’s College Access Index, a list of the country’s 286 most selective colleges and universities ranked in order of economic diversity, and President Kathleen Harring was interviewed for an accompanying newsletter.
Harring, a social psychologist by training and higher education leader with decades of experience, parses institutional data and research methodology to shed light on recent headlines.
The changes reflect the College’s investment in the department and a desire to better integrate the discipline with the liberal arts.
A proposed partnership between humanities faculty and the Career Center earned a Vocation Across the Academy Grant from the Council of Independent Colleges.
Her role with the National League of Cities involves promoting smarter surfaces such as green spaces, green roofs and rooftop solar to lower urban temperatures and reduce the risk of flooding.
Gordon, who studied psychology at Muhlenberg, is working with The Jed Foundation (JED) as it expands its programming in partnership with school districts nationwide.
Soderstedt, who will attend Duke University, is interested in the role that chemistry can play in the future of renewable energy.
Muhlenberg faculty and alumni share their expertise and opinions on relevant topics.
By: Michael Petriello ’10
The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing rules to mitigate a group of dangerous chemicals that can be found throughout the environment, including in our drinking water.
By: Sidney Milkis ’72
Contemporary developments may pose an unprecedented challenge to both, and hyperpolarization is fueling the fire.
By: Christopher Borick
Are political polls flawed, or does the public expect too much of them?
