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What’s on your Carthage bucket list? The Office of Communications want to know the things that every student should do at least once before they graduate.
Last call: N/A’s “An Architectural Ceremony” closes Friday. Make sure you see it in the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art before it’s too late!
Join us at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 18 in the A. F. Siebert Chapel for Six Appeal presented by the Chamber Music Series in conjunction with the Carthage Activities Board.
Read about Carthage students’ annual trip to the Stratford Shakespeare Festival on Oct. 4-7.
Capture a beautiful photo of campus? Make sure you use #carthageviews for a chance to be featured on our Instagram page!
Watson wants you to vote in the midterm election! Visit Hedberg Library’s Voting Kiosks to register to vote today! Wisconsin deadline to register online or by mail is Oct. 17!

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Posted: October 16 Student News
Information session for J-Term study tour “Art, Theatre and Culture in Chicago” TODAY

Attend an information session for the J-Term study tour “Art, Theatre and Culture in Chicago.” This Carthage Symposium explores the cultural riches of Chicago’s art and theatre in six all-day visits.
Posted: October 16 Student News
Calling all queens: auditions for Heels for Hope Charity Drag Show TODAY

We are looking for student performers to audition to be part of the second annual Heels for Hope Charity Drag Show to raise money and awareness for at-risk LGBTQ+ youth in the Milwaukee area.
Posted: October 16 Library & Technology
Tech Tuesday Lunch and Learn TODAY

Faculty and staff are invited to join us for Tech Tuesday Lunch and Learns!
Posted: October 16 News & Notices
Register to vote in the library, deadline is TOMORROW!

Are you registered to vote for the midterm election? Register to vote at Hedberg Library. The deadline to register to vote is Oct. 17.
Posted: October 15 Arts & Performances
Carthage Theatre presents: “The Taming” this weekend

“The Taming,” written by American playwright Lauren Gunderson and directed by Carthage alumnus Mitch Weindorf ’13, is a political comedy which takes its inspiration from Shakespeare’s “The Taming of the Shrew.”
Posted: October 15 Student News
We want to know: What are the BEST care package items you’ve received?

Homemade baked goods, favorite snacks, daily essentials—What are your favorite items you’ve received in a care package from home? We want to know! Your response might be used in a feature on the Carthage website!
Posted: October 15 Arts & Performances
Merely Players Improv presents: “Hey Drac, You ‘Prov?” Oct. 21

Merely Players Improv Comedy presents: “Hey Drac, You ‘Prov?”
Posted: October 15 Lectures & Presentations
Résumé building for future teachers: Some timely tips Oct. 25

Richard Lange, a Carthage alumni and lifelong educator, will be presenting to future teachers at Carthage about resume building tips tailored for teaching applications and hiring superintendents needs.
Posted: October 15 News & Notices
Nike and Under Armour spirit clothing on sale in bookstore

Nike, Under Armour, car decals, and magnets on sale this week for 25% off!
Posted: October 15 Kudos
Three public relations students accepted to Midwest Undergraduate Conference in the Humanities

Three public relations students accepted to Midwest Undergraduate Conference in the Humanities.
Posted: October 15 Lectures & Presentations
Presentation on spirituality and mental health with Prof. Mary Elliott Oct. 22

As part of its series on philosophy and mental health, Carthage Philosophy presents a talk by Professor Mary Elliott from the Nursing Department on spirituality and mental health.
Posted: October 15 Lectures & Presentations
Hannibal Lecture on Plato’s “Republic” by Dr. Paul Diduch Thursday

A Hannibal Lecture on Plato’s “Republic” will be delivered by Dr. Paul Diduch University of Colorado Boulder.
Posted: October 15 News & Notices
Tuesday ReNew: Worship and communion with Pastor Kara

Take some time to “ReNew” yourself on Tuesdays at in A. F. Siebert Chapel.
Posted: October 15 Student News
Date changed for cultural field trip to the Holocaust Museum to Nov. 10

The Office of Student Involvement field trip to the Illinois Holocaust Museum, originally scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 20, has been moved to Saturday, Nov. 10.
Posted: October 15 News & Notices
Student Government Minutes

Here are the Student Government minutes of our past three meetings.