News
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July 28Carthage student ambassadors and prospective students share their perspective on the return to individual in-person visits and the continuation of virtual tours. -
July 28Professor Nora Nickels has been awarded a grant by the Association for Psychological Science to support her research in virtual learning and stress. -
July 23As preparatory choir director, Ms. Bingen will be working with students in grades 3-6, helping them develop music skills like note reading, music theory, and vocal technique, as well as life skills like goal setting, listening to each other, and working for the good of a team.
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July 22The Carthage women’s volleyball team received the United State Marine Corps (USMC) and the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Team Academic Award for the 2019-2020 season. -
July 21For the second consecutive season, the Carthage men’s volleyball team were one of 38 teams who earned the United State Marine Corps (USMC) and the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Team Academic Award for the 2019-2020 season. -
July 20For the third straight year, the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) recognized the Carthage men’s basketball team with the team academic excellence award. -
July 20Eight members of the Carthage women’s water polo team were named to the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) 2020 Women’s All-Academic announced over the weekend. -
July 16Carthage women’s volleyball alumna Megan Behrendt ’20 was named the conference Woman of the Year by the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW). -
July 15The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced the 2019-20 NABC Honors Court with five Carthage student-athletes selected to the list.
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July 14Students seeking to transfer credits from any of Wisconsin’s 16 technical colleges to Carthage will have a much easier time in the future thanks to a historic, comprehensive agreement signed on June 8.
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April 10Prof. Mimi Yang earns prestigious New England Regional Fellowship. -
November 24Prof. Ng’weshemi publishes review article in “Dialog: Journal of Theology.” -
September 30Diane Levesque, associate professor of art, has been selected to exhibit her work in the prestigious 2019 Wisconsin Triennial Exhibit. She will feature six paintings from her Penny Dreadful Project that were completed during her sabbatical in 2018. -
September 26Thanks for supporting the Red Cross fall blood drive. -
September 19Carthage accounting and finance majors attended a professional development opportunity in Chicago.
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September 12Carthage biology major, Owen Lewer ’20 recently took home the award for best poster at the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium Conference. The poster outlines the undergraduate research project titled “Space Phage: Expanding an Undergraduate Course-based Research Experience.” -
August 8Austin Nelson ’18 brings down the house in Buddy Holly musical. -
July 30Professor Mimi Yang’s article, titled “Crossing the Great Wall of China and the ‘Great’ Trump Wall,” has been translated to Spanish and published in Espiga, a social sciences and humanities journal by State University in San Jose, Costa Rica. -
July 28Carthage alumna Carrie (Pinter) Wright ’04 has been named the new 7th- through 12th-grade principal of Christian Life School in Kenosha, Wis. -
July 25Prof. Arryn Robbins has published a paper on her scientific work in Frontiers for Young Minds, a unique journal designed to inspire curiosity in middle and high school students. -
July 22Professor James Ripley assumed the position of President of the World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles (WASBE) on July 19, at the organization’s international conference held in Buñol, Spain.
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July 4Professor Jackie Easley was a guest on WISN 12 to offer tips to parents on literacy activities that can be integrated into everyday moments at home with their children. -
July 2Carthage music major Nicholas Renkosik ’21 will give a feature solo concert as part of the Nethercutt Collection Concert Series in Los Angeles, California, in September 2019. -
June 20The first-of-its-kind publication, which Prof. Pilarski collaborated on, presents interviews, case studies, historical trends, and current issues in the field of co-creation. -
April 14Professor Jonathan Bruning’s screenplay was selected for the competitive Feature Film Screenwriting Workshop at the Sundance Institute this spring. It was selected for participation from an international pool of applicants.
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April 11Geospatial science professor Joy Mast presented her research at the national meeting of the American Association of Geographers in Washington D.C. Her research focuses on differing effects of mortality agent on standing dead trees (snags) persistence in southwestern ponderosa pine forests.
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March 21New poems by Professor Richard Meier are live in the new issue of the online journal Unearthed. The poems are from “TiP TOE SOT,” a chapbook made last spring by Prof. Meier during and for the Senior Seminar. -
January 13The Carthage Music Department was awarded a grant from the Kenosha Community Foundation to support a special collaboration with the Kenosha Creative Space and the Lakeshore Youth Philharmonic. -
August 24Professor Jennifer Madden, assistant professor of management and marketing and director of the Master (MSc) of Business Design and Innovation Program, worked with the Northeast Ohio Hispanic Center for Economic Development winning them a grant for $760,000 for El Mercado, a culturally-based public market with space for 21 microenterprises. -
November 6Students recently attended the Chicago Flute Club Festival at the Chicago Temple. This year, in addition to attending lectures on flute techniques, the Carthage flute ensemble performed with students from other college flute ensembles.
