(3:14) Birds strike windows worldwide with death rates in the billions every year. Unlike the complexities of other environmental challenges, such as climate change, this important conservation issue for birds and people can be solved right now. A new book, Solid Air | Invisible Killer: Saving Billions of Birds from Windows, by the world's leading expert on this issue, Daniel Klem, Sarkis Acopian Professor of Ornithology at Muhlenberg College, describes and summarizes both the challenges and necessary solutions. Architects, developers, legislators, legal professionals, urban planners, homeowners and renters alike can use this book as a blueprint to create a more bird-friendly world.Learn more: https://www.danielklemjr.org/; https://www.hancockhouse.com/products/solid-air; https://www.muhlenberg.edu/academics/biology/acopiancenterforornithology/

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(2:48) At Muhlenberg, students have the opportunity to work side by side with faculty and peers to discover and innovate through research and interdisciplinary inquiry. Step through our red doors and explore the biochemistry program which asks students to confront the implicit responsibilities as well as the societal and ethical implications of research, critically engage with scientific information and develop the reasoning skills necessary to navigate rapidly changing landscapes of knowledge.

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(2:06) Welcome to Muhlenberg Theatre & Dance — offering nationally acclaimed theatre training alongside a world-class liberal arts education. In this video, you’ll go behind the scenes at Muhlenberg’s three state-of-the-art performance spaces, with founding program director Charles Richter and general manager Jess Bien.For more videos from Theatre & Dance, and more information about the opportunities Muhlenberg’s Theatre Program has to offer you, please visit muhlenberg.edu/theatre&dance

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(1:38) As we wrap up the first week of classes, we are so excited to have all of our incredible students back with us on campus. Welcome home, Mules!

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(4:16) Greetings from the Leffell Center for Jewish Student Life! Tune in to hear from staff and students as we gear up for the start of the new year.

(0:36) This summer, Natalie Smith '22 got her foot in the door on her future career with her summer internship at a local podiatry office.Natalie, a biology major, sotfball player and rising senior, was able to spend her summer as a Certified Podiatric Medical Assistant at Allentown Family Footcare right here in Allentown. The Muhlenberg connection runs deep -- Allentown Family Footcare is owned and operated by a fellow Mule, Dr. Raymond Fritz '82, and is a frequent stop for many other Muhlenberg students to put their best foot forward with their careers.Check out the video and get a quick recap on Natalie's summer experience.

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(28:48) Baccalaureate is an interfaith candle lighting service that begins the Commencement weekend activities for our students and their families. In addition to readings and music offered by members of the class, President Harring addresses the gathering and several seniors will offer reflections."It's a Long Way," composed by Nell Shaw Cohen. Poem by William Stanley Braithwaite Performed by the Muhlenberg College Chamber Choir

(44:51) The ceremony recognized student academic and community accomplishments, faculty research and scholarship and staff contributions to the College.

(2:52) Through our strong alumni network, tight-knit community, and integrative learning experiences like study abroad and internships, Maya Moran '17 discovered the world of ad sales and has since worked her way to a role as strategic planning manager at NBC.

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(2:22) Business Administration graduate, Jake Gordon, reflects on his involvement on campus and what it means to be a member of the Muhlenberg community.

(2:07) Surgical resident Dr. Martin Lo Sasso '15 used his Muhlenberg experiences in the classroom and through study abroad as a springboard for his medical career. In his current position at St. Luke's Health Network in Bethlehem, PA, he reflects on how the opportunities and relationships he had at Muhlenberg led to where he is today.