The Carthage team won the championship at the 2012 Regional Tournament, and four students earned Best Attorney and Best Witness awards. more...

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

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

Stephen Balch, one of America's leading conservative intellectuals, will speak to students, give a public presentation, and be the featured speaker at a Carthage Business and Professional Coalition luncheon. more...

Argentine Acting General Consul Julia Pan will speak Nov. 9 about Argentina's current political and economic situation. more...

A professor of philosophy at Virginia Wesleyan University, Dr. Emmanuel will present his film "Making Peace in Vietnam" and a lecture about peace and reconciliation. more...

Where will you spend J-Term 2012? How about Ireland, Italy, Sweden, Honduras, China, New Zealand, Senegal, or Germany? more...

Paul Berauer, '11, a double major in history and political science, won Best Paper in Cold War history at the Midwest regional Phi Alpha Theta Conference at Oakland University in Rochester, Mich., Saturday, March 26. more...

Chapman Executive in Residence will give a public lecture May 3 on "Deciding About Ethics and War: Three Challenges." more...

Carthage to host panel discussion on political reform in the state of Wisconsin at 6:30 p.m. Monday, April 18. more...

After winning their league in a regional competition, the Carthage Students in Free Enterprise team heads to Minneapolis to compete in the SIFE National Expo May 10-May 12. more...

Julie McCarthy visited Carthage as a Distinguished Visitor: Journalist in Residence. Read her remarks. more...

Mr. Pinchuk is the featured guest at the March 15 private lunch of the Carthage Business and Professional Coalition. more...

Eleven students, along with faculty advisor Jeffrey Roberg, worked with more than 1,300 students from colleges and universities nationwide to attempt to resolve a variety of issues. more...

Veteran National Public Radio foreign correspondent Julie McCarthy, a Kenosha native, returns to her hometown March 3. She will speak about turbulent Pakistan at a free program at 7 p.m. in Hedberg Library. more...

Carthage College Model United Nations represented Cuba at American Model United Nations conference in Chicago. more...

The Phi Alpha Delta Pre Law Fraternity will host the seventh annual Lawyer Forum at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 18, in the A.W. Clausen Center for World Business, Room 112. more...

Col. Woolfolk, Deputy Director of Intelligence for the Navy Special Warfare Command, was the featured guest at the Nov. 10 luncheon of the Carthage Business and Professional Coalition. more...

Democrat John Heckenlively and Libertarian Joseph Kexel, candidates for the House of Representatives 1st District seat, will debate at 7 p.m. in the Niemann Media Theatre.  more...

Admissions representatives from five area law schools will be at Carthage, Wednesday Oct. 13 to discuss admissions processes. more...

The Political Science Department congratulated its graduating students with a senior dinner in May.  more...

Carthage welcomes John Welch, vice president of Rothschild Investment Corporation, for public lecture May 6. more...

Student organization presents events all week to encourage the Carthage community to fight against inaction and indifference. more...

Carthage College Model United Nations members joined 3,000 other college students at the UN Headquarters in New York to discuss global issues and propose potential solutions. more...

Thomas Powers, professor of political science and Great Ideas, contributed a chapter, "Unsettling Faith: Radicalization of the First Amendment and Its Consequences," to the book, "Civil Religion in Political Thought: Its Perennial Questions and Enduring Relevance in North America," edited by John von Heyking and Ronald Weed. more...

Political science professor Jeffrey Roberg presented his research on the effects of tourism in Argentina to the Buenos Aires International Newcomers organization in July 2009. more...

Carthage political science alumnus Aaron Tinjum, '09, participates in Teach for America. TFA recruits high-achieving graduates from a variety of majors to teach as low-income schools. Aaron was one of 4,100 graduates chosen out of 35,000 applicants. more...