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Check out 2024 J-Term study tours!
Check out the list of 2024 J-Term study tours! Get ready to travel across the country to New York or across the ocean to Europe!Read “Check out 2024 J-Term study tours!”
Past News Stories
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Paleontology student’s research on mammoth ivory trade highlighted on Science.org
Andy Huynh ’25 gave a presentation on the illegal elephant ivory trade and how mammoth tusks are used to implement the decreasing elephant ivory stock.Read “Paleontology student’s research on mammoth ivory trade highlighted on Science.org” - The Bridge: Kudos
Andy Huynh ’25, Nathan Cochran ’23, and Prof. Thomas Carr present at international conference
Read “Andy Huynh ’25, Nathan Cochran ’23, and Prof. Thomas Carr present at international conference”Prof. Thomas Carr and undergraduate students Andy Huynh ’25 and Nathan Cochran ’23 presented original research at the annual meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology in Toronto, Canada.
Kenosha paleontologists make surprising dinosaur find
A team of Carthage College researchers is uncovering the prehistoric past, the treasures of excavations — dinosaur digs. Read moreRead “Kenosha paleontologists make surprising dinosaur find”
Carthage expedition finds T. Rex, triceratops bones
A Carthage Institute of Paleontology expedition has discovered hundreds of fossils in the badlands of southeastern Montana, including part of a Tyrannosaurus rex. Read moreRead “Carthage expedition finds T. Rex, triceratops bones”- The Bridge: Kudos
Carthage Institute of Paleontology featured in multiple news outlets for recent expedition
Read “Carthage Institute of Paleontology featured in multiple news outlets for recent expedition”The successful 2022 field expedition of the Carthage Institute of Paleontology has netted stories in multiple news outlets.
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Carthage students involved in major fossil discovery featured on TMJ4
Carthage students involved in a major fossil discovery of a juvenile T. rex.Read “Carthage students involved in major fossil discovery featured on TMJ4”
