Those in Prof. Prisca Moore's classes are helping to implement iPads and other new tools at a Kenosha elementary school. more...

Around the world or on campus, returning students still have time to make their 2013 J-Term memorable. more...

Carthage will host The Conductor's Craft 2012, a summer workshop, June 24-27, 2012. more...

With 259 applications, the first Carthage Business Scholarship competition exceeded faculty expectations. more...

Do you have a young lacrosse player, soccer player, swimmer or volleyball player in the family? Carthage offers several summer sports camps for young athletes. more...

A local newspaper in West Virginia documented Carthage students' progress as they built a home through Habitat for Humanity's Collegiate Challenge. more...

Summer Undergraduate Research Experience allows students across disciplines to collaborate with faculty on significant summer research.  more...

Kimberly Greene, chair of Carthage’s Art Department, is among the first four recipients in the Racine Art Museum’s Artist Fellowship program. more...

The Carthage Institute of Astronomy will host a program June 5 for visitors to watch Venus pass in front of the Sun. more...

Having won a worldwide vote for best religion blog, Prof. Karl Seigfried now teaches Carthage students about the topic: Norse Religion. more...

Alumni who attended Carthage on the Illinois campus are invited to gather with classmates on the Lake Michigan Shore for the Carthage — Illinois Campus Reunion June 1-2. more...

Carthage offers summer camps for elementary- and middle-school students in soccer, swimming, lacrosse, volleyball and filmmaking. more...

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

Report names Carthage one of Wisconsin's top institutions based on the mid-career salaries of graduates. more...

The Carthage Microgravity Team conducted research for NASA aboard a zero-gravity aircraft. See photos and video. more...

When Carthage students return to campus in the fall, they'll be coming back to a new cafeteria. The Carthage Dining Commons are getting a major makeover this summer, from new food stations to a refreshed outdoor patio. more...

Cheryl Swiatko, M.Ed. '82, is the second Carthage alumna in two years to be named Wisconsin PTA Elementary Teacher of the Year. more...

Two students have been awarded Fulbright Teaching Assistantships to Germany, continuing the College's strong record of Fulbright scholars.  more...

We checked in with a few Carthage seniors to ask where they're headed in the weeks and months after graduation. more...

Ms. Brody, '12, is one of two Carthage students who have received a Fulbright Teaching Assistantship for the 2012-2013 academic year. more...

Carthage students play a critical role in Kenosha's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program. more...

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

Although a Carthage Mock Trial team narrowly missed advancing to the super-national event, the program is poised for a bright future. more...

Carthage team's sole ground crew member designs winning Mars Rover more...

Members of the Class of 2015 take their last finals, say goodbye to new friends — and reflect on their first year at Carthage. more...