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'Berg basketball aims for Conference playoffs

The college basketball season is coming to a close and it has been an exciting one for the men’s and women’s teams at Berg. Both teams...

This week, Muhlenberg has been dealing with a norovirus outbreak. I’d know: as a member of MCEMS who responded to several potential...

While another girl might be spending her Friday night out with curls turned cement by hairspray, wearing her mother’s borrowed black...

Given the current political climate, it can be easy to think that there is nothing you, a college student, can do. I currently felt that...

One of the greatest benefits of Muhlenberg that we as students both embrace and appreciate is the power of student feedback. Student...

This past week’s student-led march in solidarity against the Trump administration’s muslim ban may have gone over well on Muhlenberg’s...

President Trump’s many executive orders, including his recent banning of entry from seven Muslim-dominated countries, has stirred up...

Over the weekend, Muhlenberg’s campus was significantly affected by the semester’s first wave of the so-called ‘Muhlenplague.’ Although...

Muhlenberg is currently boasting some of the largest class sizes in its nearly 170 year history, and each accepted student seems to be...

Muhlenberg’s Lutheran heritage is known and seen daily, thanks to the red doors on campus. What that really means for the school in...