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• Posted: April 19 News & Notices

  Family Weekend Worship, Catholic Mass this Sunday in chapel

  Join the Center for Faith and Spirituality for Sunday’s Spring Family Weekend worship at 10 a.m. and Catholic Mass at 7:30 p.m., both in A.F. Siebert Chapel.

• Posted: April 19 Student News

  Celebrate Earth Day with these eco-friendly scholarships

  Are you an environmental science major or passionate about the Earth? Celebrate Earth Day by applying for these scholarships.

• Posted: April 19 Student News

  Need tutoring? Email tutoring@carthage.edu

  Make sure you’re full prepared for the end of the semester by making an appointment with a peer tutor.

• Posted: April 19 Student News

  Chi Omega events support Make-A-Wish child

  Join the ladies of Chi Omega to raise money for The Make-A-Wish Foundation and our wish child, Hailey, during our annual Week of Wishes.

• Posted: April 18 Library & Technology

  Tech Tuesday: ‘Information and Cyber Security Awareness’

  Join us April 24 for the last Lunch and Learn of the spring term. Max McGrath, network administrator at Carthage, will explain how to keep your data safe through safe cyber practices.

• Posted: April 18 Kudos

  Stefanie Huttelmaier ’18 receives honorable mention in NSF fellowship program

  Congratulations to Stefanie Huttelmaier ’18 on her honorable mention in the highly competitive Graduate Research Fellowship program through the National Science Foundation.

• Posted: April 18 News & Notices

  Read a Shakespearean sonnet at April 26 festival

  The sixth annual Shakespeare Sonnet Festival that takes place from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, April 26, in the Campbell Student Union.

• Posted: April 18 Student News

  WSGC rocket competition needs volunteers

  The Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium is in search of four to six student volunteers to help at the First Nations Launch and Wisconsin Collegiate High-Powered Rocket Launch from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 21,

• Posted: April 18 Student News

  Build feeders for migrating birds Thursday

  Join the Animal Rights and Activism Club to help orioles and other birds that pass through the Carthage campus.

• Posted: April 18 News & Notices

  Alford Park Drive closing May 5 for marathon

  During the Wisconsin Marathon, Alford Park Drive will be closed south of campus and traffic will be detoured.

• Posted: April 18 Library & Technology

  Library closed Saturday for Presidential Inauguration

  The Hedberg Library will be closed on Saturday, April 21, due to the Presidential Inauguration activities being hosted in the building.

• Posted: April 18 News & Notices

  Kappa Phi Eta’s Rock Out for Autism event Thursday

  Kappa Phi Eta will host its philanthropy event, a talent show featuring student performers, on April 19. All proceeds go to the National Autism Association’s Give a Voice program.

• Posted: April 18 Arts & Performances

  ‘Mime-matics’ with Tim and Tanya Chartier on Thursday

  Encounter math though the entertaining style of Mime-matics. This special presentation is part of Carthage’s Inauguration Weekend, celebrating the inauguration of Carthage’s 23rd President John R. Swallow. This family-friendly event is free and open to the public.

• Posted: April 18 Lectures & Presentations

  Book Discussion: ‘Lincoln in the Bardo’ Friday with President Swallow

  Adam Ross is an author whose debut novel, “Mr. Peanut,” earned recognition as a top book of the year from the New York Times and several other publications. He will join President Swallow and students from the English Department for a discussion of George Saunders’ new (and debut) novel.

• Posted: April 18 Faculty & Staff News

  Celebrate Professor Richard Heitman’s 15 years of service May 3

  Professor Richard Heitman will retire after 15 years of service. Please join us in congratulating him from 4 to 5:30 p.m., on Thursday, May 3, in the Integrated Sciences Pavilion of the David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Natural and Social Sciences.