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This past weekend, Oct. 16-18, the first-ever Red Door Weekend took place, merging Alumni Weekend and Family Weekend. Events ranged from music concerts, dance showcases, Greek Life brunches, student poster fairs and more. Alumni kicked off the weekend with the annual Classes Without Quizzes program. For 50 minutes, alumni can reminisce on their academic jour
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On June 18, 2026, Andy Burnham, the mayor of Greater Manchester in the North of England, ran and won in a by-election to fill the seat of Member of Parliament (MP) Josh Simmons. With 24,927 votes, Burnham defeated far-right candidate from Reform UK, Rob Kenyon. Prior to this election, in May of this year, local […] The post Seventh Prime Minister in Ten year
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When the United States and Israel struck Iran on Feb. 28, the attack came after years of increasing tension over Iran’s nuclear program, including the 2018 U.S. withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal and a brief Israel-Iran war in June 2025. The strikes killed Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and by March 4 Iranian […] The post Across the Aisle:
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On Sept. 28 I was transformed by Phoebe Bridgers. That’s obviously a bit of an exaggeration, maybe, but, this was the first concert I have ever been to where the rule of no phones was enforced. Being someone who has been to many and many concerts over the years, I can easily say this experience […] The post Phoebe Bridgers’ phone-free concert appeared first
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The Mules headed down to Gettysburg, Pa., to compete in the Aubrey Shenk Invitational hosted by Centennial Conference (CC) opponent Gettysburg College. It has been seven years since the Mules competed at this race, which was a lot smaller than it was this year. It has been over a month since the Mules hit the […] The post Personal bests uplift the Mules befo
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One game came down to a field goal as time expired. The next resulted in a 42-point lead before halftime. For the Muhlenberg football team, both victories reflected the same approach: consistent preparation throughout the week and a determination to keep its Centennial Conference (CC) championship ambitions alive. The Mules erased a 14-point fourth-quarter d
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The Muhlenberg men’s soccer team had another Centennial Conference (CC) game on Oct. 17. They traveled to Washington College, hoping to make fans who were enjoying Red Door Weekend back at Muhlenberg proud. The game ended in a 2-2 tie, stretching their CC streak of being unbeaten to four. In the first half, around the […] The post Men’s soccer gains its thir
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After competing in their first matchup of the year in September the Mules returned to the golf course to play again during Fall Break. The team opened their season on Sept. 29 at the Saucon Valley Country Club for the John Makuvek Cup. During the Cup, the team faced DeSales University and Moravian College, with […] The post Men’s golf hits the course appeare
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Field hockey is a fast-paced sport that requires a lot of discipline and resilience– MJ Callahan ‘27 exemplifies these qualities on and off the field. The captain has been playing field hockey since she was in fourth grade and has played an important role on the Muhlenberg field hockey team since she joined in 2023. […] The post Senior spotlight: MJ Callahan
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