An evening fire in Carthage's old Physical Education Center back in 1971 sent flames 30 feet in the air.  more...

The Archives building files contain plenty of architectural designs that never came to fruition. more...

During the 1970s, the College Center Office coordinated the Student Activities Board and other student organization activities. more...

Beginning in 1922, Carthage College operated a radio station under the call letters WCAZ. The College used the station to broadcast concerts and sports events over the air and the range of the signal was apparently quite good. more...

Once a prominent member of the Carthage academic community, Mark Tandy, '1910, conquered all he set his mind to doing. more...

Photo captures a significant transitional moment in the history of Carthage: The end of an era — and the beginning of a new one. more...

Looking back at the victorious 1966 Cross Country team, which won the CCIW meet at the snow-covered Petrifying Springs golf course. more...

Carthage archivist Abbi Brown provides a brief history of Denhart Hall. Of all the residence halls on the Carthage campus, Denhart Hall has the longest and most interesting history. more...

Over the years, Kissing Rock has been venue of numerous romantic trysts and the recipient of thousands of coats of paint. How did it get here?

Carthage archivist Abbi Brown provides a glimpse into Carthage history with this faculty photo from the '20s. Back then, there weren't any economics professors — unless you count home economics. more...

Though Carthage can boast many dedicated professors in her long history, few can match the dedication and life-long service of Dr. Alice Kibbe, Professor and Chair of Biology. more...