Carthage Lady Reds and Red Men advance to NCAA Division III "Sweet 16."Both teams will play in sectional semifinal games on Friday.Carthage's Habitat for Humanity members to spend spring break helping others."Sacred Waters": Photographs of the Kumbha Mela on exhibit at H.F. Johnson Gallery of Art.Galileoscope honored for excellence in astronomy education and outreach.Apply now to participate in SURE 2010.

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Family Fun Night March 12

Booktales with Master Storyteller Jean-Andrews. 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...

Galileoscope Honored For Excellence

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

Carthage student wins Ravinia poster competition, other awards

Senior Bryce M. Ulmer selected by Woman’s Board from more than 120 entries. 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...

Create! at Carthage

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

Central Europe for Music Lovers: Choir Tour

Choir of Carthage alumni and friends to tour Central Europe in July. 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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