Muhlenberg’s newest students join the Allentown community from 26 states and 13 countries around the globe.

The college ranked in the top 10 for liberal arts colleges, small colleges, and communications programs in Pennsylvania and was chosen as having the top college food in Pennsylvania for the seventh year in a row.

Padrón-Curet, a theatre and Spanish double major, conducted fieldwork in Puerto Rico and in the United States to learn about Puerto Rican theatre and society in the mainland and in the diaspora.

Associate Professor of Biology Giancarlo Cuadra and his student team are exploring how exposure to e-liquids changes the function of immune cells — and they're having some fun while they're doing it.

Robles-Moreno centers community-building and working together in her time with students in the classroom, on the stage, and beyond.

Associate Professor of Neuroscience Matthieu de Wit explains how he came to conduct research at the intersection of behavior and the brain.

Compton, who spoke at the 2025 commencement ceremony on behalf of the School of Continuing Studies, is now a manager of information services and technology at Lehigh Valley Health Network.

These student-athletes used their extra year of eligibility to compete for their teams while pursuing master’s degrees from the School of Graduate Studies.

Campos, Easton’s city administrator and the vice chair of Governor Josh Shapiro’s Advisory Commission on Latino Affairs, utilizes skills he built at Muhlenberg in his work and his many volunteer leadership roles across the region and state.