"It’s infinitely more important to stay true to what’s most important to you."Learn how Juliette Reilly '13 transformed her mental health struggles into powerful musical fodder for her growing career. https://t.co/547dUaVk7l

Marti says: "Alexa, play 'Summertime Sadness'"Marti is missing his favorite Mules here on campus! We know all of you are off having an awesome summer and doing some great work and research, but don't forget that Marti has a seat for you saved as soon as you come back. ❤️ https://t.co/kb6qR4aiVi

Last year, the class of 2024 were welcomed onto campus in the midst of social distancing.This fall, they can 'SOAR' through the Sophomore Orientation and Reconnection program to give them the warm welcome to campus they deserve. https://t.co/Ta4jZIsA2P

“I want to free students from the idea that history comes in prepackaged form."Learn how Associate professor of religion studies and Director of Jewish Studies Jessica Cooperman is helping her students understand the present by connecting with the past. https://t.co/cRDdD4cdQv

"But the flag wasn’t part of a racist collection...Antonovich found that it was a memory of the defeat of the Nazi regime, signed by the American World War II veterans who had captured the flag in Europe...The flag also bore a proclamation: “May this flag never fly again.”

"She brushed away grime to reveal the words “Gas Casualty First Aid.” Antonovich, who is also co-founder of the digital history of medicine journal @nursingclio, figured it was a World War II medic box, but when she opened it, she found...the telltale crimson."

"Antonovich is a historian at @Muhlenberg College in Pennsylvania, and she had recently purchased a mid-1800s-era farmhouse in Allentown. Her new house kept offering her small gifts from its long history—an antique glass baby bottle, an old trunk. And the flag..." https://t.co/QOy8EdMYea

"In order to understand the implications of oppressive systems that affect my community, I needed to have and use a sociological lens," said Giovanni Merrifield '23.From small-town Maine to Muhlenberg, learn more about his journey as a Mule: https://t.co/DWFXVcoe7U

All the best writers can recognize when it's time to turn the page. ✍️Read how beloved Professors of English David Rosenwasser and Jill Stephen start a new chapter in retirement.https://t.co/ZwmL5f5ubO

Today was a perfect day to "ketchup" with fellow Mules on campus with our kickoff Summer BBQ Series!With a delicious menu, it's safe to say everyone "relished" in the opportunity to get together and dine!Thank you so much to Muhlenberg Dining for making it happen! Yum! 🍽 https://t.co/oRvppl1HBl

Hey Mules, don't flip — but the all campus BBQ got postponed to tomorrow, Thursday 7/15 from 11:30-1:30 at Parent's Plaza.Sadly, mother nature didn't want to cooperate today — but we can't wait to share some 'cue with you tomorrow! Come hungry, Mules! 🐴🍔🌭 https://t.co/6Pn0DQ6VZL

CALLING ALL MULES!We are all fired up (🔥 ) about the launch of our Summer BBQ Series here on campus! A delicious menu is in store and let us be frank (🌭 ) -- you really don't want to miss it! 🍔Join us tomorrow at Parent's Plaza from 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. to get your grub on! https://t.co/Px9AVF4myb

For some summer fun, we set out to pick the top athletes in each #Muhlenberg sport *️⃣ since 2000 - by uniform number. And we only have one set of jerseys to go around. The Mule Number Games begin this week!*️⃣ for sports that have numbers on their uniforms https://t.co/2Qqy999Mlm

Out of every 10 students that start out in a STEM (Science/Technology/Engineering/Mathematics) major, only 4 will stick with it to graduation.Read on to see how professor Linda McGuire helps students find their (square) roots in mathematics. https://t.co/wLkmbRu40r

Over three decades ago, Muhlenberg introduced the first merit-based scholars program to campus.Read on about how they "attract and retain exceptional students by providing unique opportunities for intellectual exploration, growth and development." https://t.co/5nXzSBczA4