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At the end of last semester, May 21, 2026, President Kathleen Harring announced that former Vice President of College Life Kimberly Guyer would be leaving Muhlenberg at the beginning of the summer for Louisiana State University in a new position as assistant vice chancellor. Courtney Stephens is her successor, merging the roles into the assistant […] The pos
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Intermixed with the constant overclarification of “no, not that type of American, I didn’t vote for him,” and the tertiary pain of walking fifteen thousand plus steps a day, my time in Denmark, Copenhagen has been interesting and entertaining. Though it hasn’t been as active the last two weeks– going clubbing on Tuesday night, or, […] The post I found a good
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If Bon Iver’s “Blood Bank” feels like winter, Searows’ cover is the snowstorm. Searows released a cover of Bon Iver’s “Blood Bank” as part of the Spotify Sessions this past Tuesday, Sept. 22. For the uninitiated, Searows is the project of Alec Duckart, who initially found virality in 2023 with “House Song,” which was frequently […] The post Searows’ chilling
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Bruised blue, porcelain skin glazed with a cobalt oxide tint- tempting gaze sets fingerprints, your warmth sinking through. cast my heart in clay & chisel away aching layers – peel from me with a steady hand – a gentle landing into your lap. Grasp me, my soft brown self curling around your spoon & pliers, […] The post Hand-crafted appeared first on The Muhle
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Small liberal arts colleges all across the country are under pressure, and Muhlenberg is one of them. Enrollment dips, budget cuts and departures of faculty and staff can make it feel like something is uniquely wrong with our campus. But that is far from true. However, just because we aren’t alone doesn’t make our choices […] The post The fate of the liberal
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In their first seven games of the season, the Muhlenberg men’s soccer team had a record of 3-3-1 (Wins-Losses-Ties). After starting off their season with three straight losses the Mules bounced back with strong performances as they only gave up four goals in their last four games. This included a 1-0 win over Franklin & […] The post Battling in the conferenc
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On Sept. 25 the Mules faced the State University of New York (SUNY) at Oswego and started their weekend tri-match with a bang. The match was electric from start to finish, and many players delivered impressive performances that contributed to the Mules’ win. Muhlenberg dominated the first set, and the Oswego Lakers could hardly respond […] The post Muhlenber
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After men’s and women’s tennis put on a dominant performance at the Kings Invitational, with the men winning all but one of 11 brackets and the women winning 5 of eleven brackets, both squads competed in their first dual match of the fall at Albright College on Sept. 23. The men’s team lost 4-3, while […] The post Muhlenberg tennis shows fight against defend
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The cold, rainy weather was not going to stop the Mules from traveling to take on the twenty-fourth-ranked Swarthmore College Garnets in their Centennial Conference (CC) opener. The game was competitive, as the Mules and the Garnets had a combined 108 fouls over the 60 minutes of play. The Garnets came out of the gate […] The post Field Hockey kicks off Cent
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From the stands, it may just seem like another tackle when two players collide and the game continues, but watching closely, the impact is impossible to ignore. In a game like football, these hits are expected, sometimes even encouraged, but ending up on your back, staring up at teammates with blurred vision after everything briefly […] The post Big hits, bi
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