At a gala May 3, President Kathleen Harring announced that the college surpassed the milestone two months before the conclusion of Boundless: The Campaign for Muhlenberg.

I’m a music and media and communication double major. This public relations internship has shown me what my ideal career may look like.

Erica Borbi ’25, who’s also a student-athlete on the track team, will start a full-time role with the Big Four firm EY after graduation.

The gift from the Breidenthall family will be matched by $1 million from the estate of Edward ’42 and Lois Robertson to sustain faculty in accounting, business, economics, or finance in perpetuity.

The gift from Tammy Bormann ’83 P’16 and Mark Paris ’80 P’16, co-chairs of Boundless: The Campaign for Muhlenberg, will be matched by $1 million from the estate of Edward ’42 and Lois Robertson to sustain faculty in political philosophy, philosophy, or political science in perpetuity.

The annual ceremony celebrates academic achievement, community engagement, original research, and commitment to the college.

Recent theatre and dance alum Katrina Binks ’24’s early success includes staging choreographic work at the Women In Dance Choreographic Leadership Conference.

After the Career Center facilitated an opportunity to shadow Mitch Hanna ’14 at a local construction management company, Brianna Moyer ’24 landed an internship and then a job there.

Zachary Mannheimer ’99, a theatre and philosophy double major, is founder and board chair of Alquist 3D, a company that 3D prints commercial and residential buildings.