Too Much Chaos for One Marriage

  Originally produced in 1784, The Marriage of Figaro is full of plot twists, opera, tomfoolery, and more. This past weekend from April 25th to 28th, Muhlenberg showcased this whimsical comedy at the Baker Theatre in Trexler Pavilion. The Marriage of Figaro is the sequel to The Barber of Seville, and centers around the marriage of the Count’s valet. Full story

Cinnamon Challenge

  Taking into consideration all of the very underreported consequences of the so-called “Cinnamon Challenge,” it appears that a more suitable name would be the cinnamon catastrophe.  This challenge has become very popular with teenagers in the last four years but has been around for over a decade. Full story

Eight Hours Later…

   I’ve          never pulled an all-nighter. I know what you’re probably thinking.  I’m either a really lame partier or I make really easy schedules for myself.  Or a combination of the two.  The truth is, I’m someone who has prescribed to the age-old belief that more sleep can actually help turn “A’s” from dreams into reality… pun intended. Full story

Join the Conversation: Perspectives on Diversity at Muhlenberg

Question of the Week

  What results do you hope can come of the diversity movement on  campus in the future?     Look forward to these organizations next year to further the discussion: Student Multicultural Organizations All Muhlenberg students are welcome to attend the following weekly meetings, which provide safe spaces to openly share and learn about multiculturalism. Full story

Muhlenberg Summer Music Theatre Embarks on 33rd Theatrical Season

  The Muhlenberg Summer Music Theatre festival at Muhlenberg College announces the lineup for its 2013 summer season — the 33rd in the festival’s history. The season will feature “Crazy for You,” the musical based on the music of George and Ira Gershwin; Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Jesus Christ Superstar”; and Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty’s “Seussical,” the Dr. Full story

Concert Review: Chris Young

  Country Music is all about small towns, late nights, and good times.  What better way to see a country show than in a venue that embodies these three concepts.  Idol finalist Ayla Brown and country star Chris Young graced the Sherman Theater stage, a venue that encompasses all three of those aspects, on Saturday, April 20th. Full story

Muha Breaks Hits Record as Baseball Wins Big

The success of the baseball team this season

  John Muha bats at the top of the order, and now he’s on top of the hits list. The senior outfielder became the Muhlenberg baseball program’s all-time leader in hits when he singled leading off the bottom of the first against Dickinson, breaking the tie he had held with Joshua Carter (1999-2002) since Tuesday. Full story

Women’s lacrosse closes out season with a win

  The Lady Mules desperately wanted to send out their graduating seniors with one final victory.  They succeeded in doing just that. Ursinus, a team that normally serves as a thorn in the side to the Mules, never led and the Mules went on to a 16-11 victory on Senior Day. Full story