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

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

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

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

U.S.News & World Report Best Colleges guidebook places Carthage in the top 20 percent of the nation's elite liberal arts institutions. more...

Interested in traveling for J-Term 2013? Students can choose from such varied destinations as South Africa, Poland, Guatemala and New Hampshire. more...

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

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

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

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

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

An article written by Carthage faculty member Kirk MacGregor was published in the April 2012 edition of the Harvard Theological Review. 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...

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

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

Carthage President F. Gregory Campbell and his wife, Barbara, have been honored for their impact both on campus and in the surrounding community. more...

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

For the fifth year in a row, Carthage students in Phi Alpha Theta, the national History Honor Society, win Best Paper awards at regional event. more...

Those who benefited from the late Jon Swift's coaching, teaching and friendship established an endowment to preserve his memory. 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...

Carthage Microgravity Team selected for NASA's 2012 Systems Engineering Educational Discovery program.  more...

Physics professor Doug Arion awarded $105,000 grant to partner with the Appalachian Mountain Club to boost knowledge of astronomy. 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...

Carthage alumni earn one of the highest mid-career median salaries among graduates from Wisconsin colleges and universities, according to report. more...

F. Gregory Campbell, president of the College, discussed Carthage's educational philosophy and the value of a liberal arts education in a video interview. Watch the video. more...

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