A group of Carthage students found science under the blue Central American water while spending January Term in Honduras. more...

Freshmen dive head-first into the Phage Hunters class, searching for viruses that may someday help doctors treat diseases. more...

Students in the Interpreting Nature J-Term class presented designs for signs, brochures and displays to be used throughout Richard Bong State Recreation Area. more...

Carthage professor Thomas D. Carr is the co-author of a 197-page paper that describes the skull of a new dinosaur from outer Mongolia. more...

Students begin new study with environmental science professor. more...

This summer, Carthage paleontologists are optimistic they'll find more bones from an adult Tyrannosaurus rex. more...

After graduating with a degree in environmental science and a minor in biology, Ms. Bogie is holding down her dream job — and thousands of people see her doing that job each year. more...

Cross a biology professor with an education professor and what do you have? A class that analyzes the tension surrounding the teaching of human evolution in U.S. classrooms. more...

Water systems experts join Carthage on semi-annual J-Term trip to Ometepe. more...

Eight Carthage representatives traveled to St. Louis, Mo., for the Midstates Science and Math Consortium Undergraduate Research Symposium in Biological Sciences and Psychology Oct. 28-30, 2011. more...

Men's basketball player Steve Djurickovic and women's swimmer Michelle Pelka have been awarded NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships. more...

A new January Term class uses a sort of human experiment to determine the effects of various supplements on the body. more...

Carthage's Summer Undergraduate Research Experience leads to real world success. more...

Internationally recognized environmental biologist will present the documentary film "Green Fire" during a special public event on Thursday evening. more...

Students are invited to apply now for the 2012 Natural Sciences or Social Sciences Summer Undergraduate Research Experience.  more...

The Division of Natural Sciences hosts a panel discussion on the future of healthcare technology, medical practice and the pharmaceutical industry at 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17, in Niemann Media Theatre. more...

Students who participated in the 2011 Summer Undergraduate Research Experience will present their research at a poster session in Hedberg Library on Tuesday, Sept. 13. The poster session will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. more...

Carthage welcomes back to campus alumnus Dr. John (Jack) Johnson, '67, Sept. 8 for the first Natural Sciences Colloquium of the 2011-12 academic year. more...

The Carthage Summer Undergraduate Research Experience offers students the opportunity to engage in collaborative research with faculty. more...

Katie Stevens, '10, is currently studying materials chemistry at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. Three other recent Carthage graduates received honorable mention.  more...

Where will you spend J-Term 2012? How about Ireland, Italy, Sweden, Honduras, China, New Zealand, Senegal, or Germany? more...

Biology professor Deborah Tobiason has been selected to participate in the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Science Education Alliance. She will teach a new course in phage genomics research starting in Fall 2011. Apply now. more...

Students interested in doing research at Carthage over the summer can learn more about the Summer Undergraduate Research Experience program at a special event at 4 p.m. Monday, March 7. more...

Twenty-six Carthage students participate in the 2010 Undergraduate Research Symposia, presenting their research in the biological, psychological, physical and environmental sciences.  more...

Bri Birsa, '11, to get rabies vaccination with grant funds. more...

Dr. Thomas Carr will talk about living dinosaurs at the Kenosha Northside Library on Thursday. more...

Biology professor will speak about his Tyrannosaurus rex research on the Lake Effect radio show at 10 a.m. today. Listen at 89.7 FM or at www.wuwm.com. more...

More professors and students participated in SURE this summer than ever before. Their research projects included studying invasive species, bat ecology and more.  more...

Biology major Laura Potter, '10, was chosen to participate in the prestigious Posters on the Hill event in Washington, D.C. She is the second Carthage student in two years selected for the event. more...

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

Meet Bistahieversor sealeyi, a primitive tyrannosauroid that lived 74 million years ago. more...

Internationally known paleontologist will meet with students, speak at Natural Sciences Colloquium more...