2020 Election: Issues Guide
Muhlenberg faculty experts provide background and context for some of the important issues voters will hear about in the leadup to November.
The COVID Chronicles
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In their words.
I feel like I made so many connections and deeper connections with the people in Senegal.
Eunice Umubyeyi ’21 Computer science major, French and francophone studies minor
56%
Class of 2019 Who Studied Abroad
5
Full Semester Faculty-Led Abroad Programs
I found a way to combine things I was passionate about and really customize my education to what I wanted it to be.
Mike Alexander '05 Executive VP of International Marketing, Universal Music Group
23K
Alumni Around the World
150+
Alumni & Parents Participating in Alumni Week
What I want to cultivate in the classroom is, this is your space to make mistakes.
Erika Sutherland Associate Professor of Spanish
10:1
Student-Faculty Ratio
38
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NEWS AT MUHLENBERG
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Muhlenberg Announces Important Fall Semester Update
As a result of the changing landscape related to the coronavirus pandemic, the College made the decision to reduce the number of students on campus.
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2020 Election: Issues Guide
Muhlenberg Magazine worked with faculty experts to provide background and context for some of the important issues voters will hear about in the leadup to November.
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The COVID Chronicles
In early March, the College sprang into action as a rapidly evolving global crisis was about to arrive on its doorstep. While the finish line remains out of sight, it’s possible to reflect on how the College community came together to face the COVID-19 pandemic and how it continues to exhibit resilience, compassion and togetherness.
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The Intersection of Music and History
Independent research on how one composer’s operas served as propaganda for King Louis XIV is helping Tess Rhian ’21 prepare for graduate school.
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A Data-Driven Summer Internship
Zach Cooper ’21 helps analyze the economic reports that inform the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s positions on legislation.
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