75 Years of WMUH
In its 75 years at Muhlenberg College, WMUH has grown into so much more than a radio station.
How will you make your impact?
At Muhlenberg, you will be challenged to learn, empowered to think and inspired to act. This is where your ideas, purpose and potential will find their path.
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Muhlenberg Opens Doors
Our faculty lead students to reach further, to achieve their goals and to effect change in the professions and passions they pursue.
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Make your enrollment for fall 2024 official by submitting your deposit by May 1. We also invite you to join us on campus this spring for admitted student programs to explore your new home.
A Community That Supports You
At Muhlenberg, we live to learn. And you'll learn to thrive.
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In Their Words
An Education for Everyone
No matter what your pathway to higher education, Muhlenberg College is ready for you.
There's no one way to be a Mule
Learn about the many paths and passions our students and alumni explore.
Professor Is a Model for Aspiring Designers
Assistant Professor of Scenic Design You-Shin Chen earned the 2023 Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Scenic Design for her work on "Wolf Play."
Muhlenberg Football Stars Align During Alumni Week
Two previous record-setting quarterbacks met up with the current starter, who is on track to join them on multiple school-record lists for passing.
Mark Grasso ’98 Has Had a Whale of a Career
Grasso, who was an art major at Muhlenberg, carves wooden sea creatures and sells them from his Asbury Park, New Jersey, storefront.
A Change That Could Improve Teen Mental Health
If adolescents could ditch their smartphones overnight, it could have a massive positive impact on their overall well-being, according to Amy Jordan '83.
Why I Study Organometallic Chemistry
Professor of Chemistry Joseph Keane explains how he came to do his research and how it sets students up for postgraduate opportunities.
Personally Speaking: Harry Glickin '26
Glicklin is a media & communication and English double major from Burke, Virginia.
Heidi Kunsch ’01 Helps Incentivize Sustainability
In her role with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Kunsch develops programs to encourage the adoption of sustainable practices.
Muhlenberg Voices
From the Source
“I truly would not be in this position if it wasn’t for the mentorship I’ve received at Muhlenberg.”— Raivat Shah ’23 , Premed Biology and Anthropology Double Major
“I had the freedom to make mistakes and I made a lot of them. I also had the freedom to learn about music beyond the classroom on a daily working basis as the music director for a time.”— David Fricke ’73 , Award-winning Music Journalist
“A lot of the professors made it very known...[that we should not] feel bad [for having] a family or a job. They made it very clear that this was going to happen for us with their help. ”— Kyriel Borak '22 , Business Administration Major in Muhlenberg School of Continuing Studies
“When I first entered Muhlenberg, I was undecided. The opportunity to take diverse classes played a significant role in helping me narrow down my options to public health and environmental science.”— Christina Dalton '24 , Public Health Major, Environmental Science Minor
“Muhlenberg provides a great education but at the same time, it also gives students a lot of agency when it comes to building their own character and building their own career path.”— Laura Diorio '20 , Social Media Coordinator at Intercontinental Exchange
NEWS AT MUHLENBERG
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Muhlenberg Theatre & Dance Welcomes Darvejon Jones to the Faculty
Interdisciplinary dance artist Darvejon Jones will join the faculty in the fall as a tenure-track assistant professor. He will be teaching jazz technique classes and Dance Practices 1.
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Professor of Biology Marten Edwards Named a Fulbright U.S. Scholar
Edwards will investigate tick biology and tick-borne human pathogens in Mexico this fall.
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Muhlenberg Announces Four-Year Financial Aid Guarantee
This week, the College notified admitted students from the Class of 2028 that the most recent merit and need-based financial aid offers they received this spring will never be reduced during their four years at Muhlenberg.
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Muhlenberg Receives $39,974 Grant to Explore the College’s Lutheran Roots
The grant will support a public conversation about the College’s Lutheran affiliation and the values that have underpinned its development over the last 50 years.
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Spring 2024 Pennsylvania Public Health Survey
Conducted by the Muhlenberg Institute of Public Opinion in conjunction with the Public Health Program, the report examines opinions on various health issues including the quality of health care, prevalence of opioid abuse, levels of restrictions for firearms and abortion services, levels of stress related to politics and current events, and more.
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