Muhlenberg College - 2018 Year in Review
As we reflect on 2018, we invite you to look back with us on the accomplishments, awards, celebrations and memories that made this year one to remember.
Click on an image in the slideshow below to view a story that impacted our community this past year.
Four Muhlenberg Voice Faculty Members Earn Grammy Nominations
Muhlenberg Named to Princeton Review’s 2018 Edition of "Colleges That Pay You Back"
Two Theatre Students Named as Finalists in Selective Disney Competition
Brandi Vallely Breaks Centennial Conference All-Time Assist Record
Three Muhlenberg Basketball Players Reach 1,000-Point Milestone
Close Relationships Catalyzed the Journey of One Now-Alum Into the Industry He Hoped to Join After Graduation
Gennaro Cerminara Wins Centennial Conference 197-Pound Title with Last-Second Pin
Holly Cate Directs Epic Debut of Shakespeare Adaptation "Glory" on Muhlenberg Main Stage
Men’s Lacrosse Receives Votes in National Poll
Holocaust Program Confronts Modern Hatred, Inspires Service and Hope
Muhlenberg Joins American Talent Initiative, Aiming to Educate More High-Achieving, Low- and Moderate-Income Students
"for colored girls" — Ntozake Shange’s Landmark Choreopoem Celebrates the Stories of Black Women
Muhlenberg Celebrates Student, Faculty and Staff Achievements at 2018 Honors Convocation
Aine Filler Wins Consecutive Women’s Golf Tournaments at Ursinus and Muhlenberg
Muhlenberg Welcomes Chaplain Kristen Glass Perez, VP of Communications Brian Speer, Athletic Director Lynn Tubman, Jewish Chaplain Rachmiel Gurwitz
Muhlenberg Commencement Speaker Tells Graduates to ‘Find Your Right’
CNN International Cites Muhlenberg’s Institute of Public Opinion as a "Gold Standard" Poll in Article That Examines Pennsylvania’s 2016 and 2018 Political Outlook
Alex Mitton Wins Gold Medal in the Javelin on His Final Attempt
Muhlenberg Summer Music Theatre Asks Audiences to "Be Our Guest"
New Digital Archive Chronicles College’s Distinguished Guests
Inside Higher Ed: Muhlenberg Finds a Niche in the Online Space Without Sacrificing Traditional Values
Chronicle of Higher Education: Want to Help Professors Become Better Teachers? Find Them a Mentor
How New Technology May Help Heal Old Traumas
Next Stop, Senegal: Rwandan Native Eunice Umubyeyi ’21 Prepares to Visit Senegal on Muhlenberg Short-Term Study Abroad Trip
Featured on NPR: Centuries-Old Plant Collections Could Answer Questions About Impact of Urbanization
The Princeton Review Names Muhlenberg College Theatre Program One of the Nation’s Best
Bonding Over the Brain: Neuroscience Faculty Host a Fully-Funded "Summer Camp for Nerds" for High School Students
Center for Ethics Announces 2018-2019 Programming: "The Ethics of the Anthropocene: Crisis Earth"
In The News: Patricia Bradt’s 40 Years of Research on Bushkill Creek’s Ecosystem Is Featured by The Morning Call and Later by U.S. News & World Report
Living Writers Brings Award-Winning Authors, Including Novelist Zadie Smith, to Muhlenberg College
"Elections 2018: The Politics of Urgency and Uncertainty" Brings Nonpartisan Conversations to Campus
Ride On: New Bike-Share Program Comes to Campus
In the News: Jefferson Pooley Unravels the Myth of "War of the Worlds" in a Washington Post Op-Ed
First Amendment Forum Explores Constitutional Freedoms
Magical, Mysterious "Brigadoon" Resurfaces at Muhlenberg College
In the News: The Guardian Speaks with Chris Borick and Looks to the Institute of Public Opinion in Analyzing Midterms and 2020 Race
A Teller Of Ales: Dogfish Head CEO Sam Calagione ’92
Election Day at Muhlenberg
Football Wins a Share of Its 10th Centennial Conference Championship
Faculty Diversity Conference Draws Liberal-Arts Leaders to Muhlenberg
Kevan Shah ’22 Contributes to Opioid Addiction Research in His Home State
Four Muhlenberg Voice Faculty Members Earn Grammy Nominations
Muhlenberg Named to Princeton Review’s 2018 Edition of "Colleges That Pay You Back"
