Carthage physics professor Doug Arion has been awarded a $105,000 grant by the National Science Foundation to partner with the Appalachian Mountain Club to boost knowledge of astronomy. more...

"She has such an innate gentility and grace, and she's very skilled. I thoroughly expected her to win Miss America." more...

We're kicking off the spring term with a new home page for the Carthage community. more...

A Carthage graphic design class needs more shoe buyers to meet its goal of providing 50 pairs to needy children around the world. more...

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

David L. Maack, '88, went to the White House to receive an award for his leadership in emergency preparedness. 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...

With help from the J-Term class Life After Carthage, juniors and seniors feel more prepared to enter the competitive job market. more...

Students probe religious themes in science fiction literature, film and television in J-Term course taught by religion professor Sandie Bisciglia.  more...

The H.F. Johnson Gallery of Art welcomes an exhibit featuring work by Ricardo Gonzalez, Salvador Jimenez, Xavier Tavera and Maria Tomalson. 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...

A Carthage graphic design class needs more shoe buyers to meet its goal of providing 50 pairs to needy children around the world. 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. 

Working with sports icons like Bob Uecker, Ron Santo and Al McGuire supplied broadcaster Pat Hughes with a nearly bottomless tank of colorful stories. He shared some of them Tuesday, Jan. 17, at the Todd Wehr Center during a luncheon of the Carthage Business and Professional Coalition.  more...

The Carthage Red Hots took two first-place awards at the Universal Dance Association Chicagoland Dance Championship on Saturday, Jan. 21. more...

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

Professors Penny Seymoure and Jeffrey Roberg examine the impact of tourism on indigenous and local populations. more...

Becky Steinbach, '85, is the year's Wisconsin PTA Teacher of the Year. Learn about how she and other Education Department alumni are making a difference. more...

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

Velocity Consulting is the country's first and only 100 percent student-run full-service consulting company. more...

Participants of all ages can enjoy non-stop readings of Dr. Seuss books, indulge in gourmet green eggs and ham, and have their pictures taken with the Cat in the Hat. Sign up to be a reader. more...

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

A relative of T-rex whose uniqueness was chronicled by Carthage professor Thomas Carr has been named one of the top dinosaur discoveries of 2011. more...

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

Deanna Love, '11, of Kenosha, Wis., has been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student grant to teach English as a foreign language in Argentina. She is the fourth Carthage student to receive a Fulbright grant in recent years. more...

Campus "living room" offers new dining options, a theatre, entertainment, a bookstore, and a brand new way to watch Carthage football. more...

Carthage has begun a series of regional events offering alumni and friends opportunities to celebrate the 165th anniversary of the College’s founding.  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...

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...

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

Students in Strategic Interaction of Gambling in Popular Books and Film analyze movies and read about pool hustling, poker and other kinds of bets. But what they learn about strategic interaction can be utilized in many other ways. 

In a world that has proven to be predictably unpredictable, Prof. Jim Peterson wants Carthage students to understand how to plan for and, when possible, mitigate the risks. 

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