Carthage Mock Trial team earns bid to national competition.Carthage's Habitat for Humanity members spent spring break helping others.Galileoscope honored for excellence in astronomy education and outreach."Sacred Waters": Photographs of the Kumbha Mela on exhibit at H.F. Johnson Gallery of Art.Apply now to participate in SURE 2010.

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William H. Lazareth Memorial Lecture

Seminary president speaks on the future of Lutheran colleges March 23. more...

Mock Trial team advances to national tournament

Success in regional competition earns Carthage team its first national bid. more...

Game Highlights

Photographs of NCAA Basketball Tournament action. more...

Sharing Beauty
Through Photography

Professional photographer
Ken Williams visits Carthage
March 23. more...

Best-selling author to speak at Carthage April 24

Children's author Andy Griffiths embraces the absurd, hilarious, and disgusting. more...

SURE Program: Apply now

Summer Undergraduate Research Experience pairs Carthage students with faculty mentors.  more...

Lil' Siblings Weekend March 26-28

Carthage students and their younger siblings, cousins or family friends are invited to enjoy a number of fun activities. more...

Galileoscope Honored For Excellence

Project named second runner-up for Mani Bhaumik Prize. more...

Create! at Carthage

June event brings crafters together for a weekend of learning and fun. more...

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Carthage is a private college of the liberal arts and sciences, affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Located midway between Chicago and Milwaukee, Carthage's picturesque campus on the Lake Michigan shore is home to approximately 2,500 full-time and 900 part-time students. more...

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Seeking truth, building strength, inspiring service—together.
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