Professor Emeritus Edwin C. Kalke has been awarded a solo exhibition at the Anderson Arts Center in Kenosha. more...

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

The Carthage Wind Orchestra spent Spring Break touring the Midwest to commemorate the College's 165th birthday and 50th anniversary of Carthage's Kenosha campus.  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...

An opera written by Prof. Matt Boresi made its Washington-area debut in April, featuring a Metropolitan Opera soprano. more...

Carthage students will work with Wasserstein Prize-winner Laura Jacqmin on Ghost Bike. She is one of many award-winning artists who have come to Carthage through the Theatre Department's visiting artist program. more...

An acclaimed quartet wrapped up the Chamber Series season by playing a Carthage student's contest-winning composition. more...

Elena Tobolt, '12, presented Social Media: Bridging the Gap Between Assisted Living Residents and Their Families. more...

Prof. Pascal Rollet uses original songs to help students learn points of grammar in French, Spanish and English. more...

The Carthage Wind Orchestra would like to announce the release of their latest CD, "Sacred Space and Sound." more...

The Carthage Theatre Department earned a national award through the famed Kennedy Center’s college theater festival for its production of The Rail Splitter. more...

Drew Scott, '12, has been awarded the U.S. Department of State's Critical Language Scholarship for intensive summer language study in China. more...

Members of the Gospel Messengers gained an appreciation of the roots of gospel music during J-Term course. more...

"Media and the Moving Image" teaches the basics of screen media literacy and how to apply those skills in a variety of settings. The program is aimed at educators but also appeals to professionals looking to hone their screen media proficiency, and anyone interested in simple digital filmmaking and appropriate communication on the web.  more...

Congratulations to Miss Kaeppeler, who graduated from Carthage in 2010 with a degree in vocal performance. more...

The Carthage Wind Orchestra, Concert Band and Honors Wind Symphony will perform at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the A. F. Siebert Chapel. The performance will include a tribute to Carthage's retiring president F. Gregory Campbell. more...

Chamber Orchestra will perform music by Italian composers Giuseppi Verdi, Ottorino Respighi and Gian Carlo Menotti at a free concert at 7:30 p.m. May 12 in A. F. Siebert Chapel. more...

More than 240 Carthage students and faculty shared their research and scholarship. more...

See this charming musical — called a "show-lover's show" by The New York Times — this weekend and next. more...

Carthage dance students attended a regional dance festival in Madison, Wis., March 28-April 1. more...

The musical talent of Carthage’s instructors will be on display Sunday, April 15, during a Faculty Showcase Recital. more...

Mr. Little will present a lecture on music and politics at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the Johnson Arts Center. more...

Artist Monica Haller has met with veterans around the country to help them share their stories and images in softbound books. See the books at the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art through April 27. more...

Carthage alumna Laura Kaeppeler, Miss America 2012, returned to Carthage for a homecoming concert on March 15. See photos and video from her visit. more...

Concerts will include the world premiere of Martin Ellerby's A Soliloquy for Solferino, a work co-commissioned by Carthage with 29 other institutions from around the world. more...

Award-winning quartet presents the final concert of the 2011-12 Chamber Music Series, at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 11. more...

Jitro Choir, which performed at Carthage, has earned world renown while touring with elite children singers. more...

Award-winning playwright Laura Jacqmin wrote "Ghost Bike" specifically for its Carthage actors. more...

Newly-crowned Miss America Laura Kaeppeler will return to Carthage March 15 for a free public concert. Miss Kaeppeler graduated from Carthage in 2010. more...

Photo Gallery — See what happened when Carthage students and faculty spent a month immersed in the genre of steampunk, the music of Mozart and Purcell, and the writings of Jules Verne and Mary Shelley. more...

The Carthage Wind Orchestra will present a free, joint concert with the Concordia College Band from Moorhead, Minn., on Valentine's Day. more...

The Rev. Lawrence Kirby will be the keynote speaker at 5 p.m. worship service in A.F. Siebert Chapel.  more...

Ensemble is the only group invited to perform at the 2012 Wisconsin state convention of the National Band Association in Wisconsin Rapids.  more...

Miss Kaeppeler was named the preliminary talent winner in the pageant's first night of competition. Show your support by voting online now. more...

The Rail Splitter and eight students have been selected for the Region III Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival. more...