News
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June 3Music Theatre, voice, and theatre faculties celebrated the graduating class with a toast that also featured Carthage alumni, and a Broadway performer. -
June 3Prof. Peter Thomas performs free outdoor social distancing concerts’ for neighbors. -
June 3Fitzgerald most recently owned and served as publisher and president of New North B2B magazine, a nationally award-winning monthly business news periodical serving northeast Wisconsin. -
June 3Hernandez graduated from Carthage College in 2009. -
June 1Biology Major and current student teacher Hannah Gregory ’20)has been working with Kenosha science teachers to develop effective on-line teaching methods for students kept out of the schools this term due to the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders.
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May 29Professor Anthony Barnhart has been a Fellow by the Psychonomic Society, one of the world’s largest organizations for cognitive scientists. -
May 29Coach T is joined by Carthage College Head Football Coach, Dustin Hass, to talk about what compelled him to becoming a college football coach, D3 recruiting, his personal influences and how he has matured as a coach. -
May 29Carol Sabbar takes a look at comparison shopping, which is a way to save money without sacrifice. -
May 28Jane Thurow ’20 talks to TMJ 4 about the 2020 virtual Commencement ceremony. -
May 27Carthage professor Debbie Minsky-Kelly talks about the ways social work students adapted during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
May 27Nick Mulvey says, despite data that showing gap years are becoming more common in 2020/2021 due to COVID 19 complications, Carthage College is on track to have its largest incoming freshman class. -
May 26The Classics department and the Classics honorary, Eta Sigma Phi, held an end-of-year celebration on Thursday, May 21.
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May 25Carol Sabbar talks about the benefits of using technology while staying home during the pandemic.
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May 25Joe William Trotter, Jr. is the Giant Eagle Professor of History and Social Justice at Carnegie Mellon University. He is the past chair of the history department and founded and directs the university’s Center for Africanamerican Urban Studies and the Economy.
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May 25Alumna Robin Sasman ’18 was appointed Chief Financial Officer for the prestigious Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. She started her new job on April 1, in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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May 25The Kenosha News takes a look at the most memorable moment of the 2010s for the Carthage men’s basketball program. -
May 25Patty Rieman is an associate professor of education at Carthage College in Kenosha, Wis., earned herEd.D in Curriculum and Instruction from NIU in 2007. She also holds an M.S.Ed. in Special Education. -
May 22USA Volleyball announced their selections to the 2020 U.S. Men’s Collegiate National Team with Carthage College outside hitter Matt Slivinski earning a spot on the prestigious roster. -
May 22Holly Pelnar, ’20, has been awarded the prestigious Merle and Eunice Boyer Endowed Scholarship for her outstanding commitment to academics, scholarship, and extra-curricular excellence within the Department of Psychological Science
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May 22The United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) named the honorees for their 2020 Men’s and Women’s All-American list, with Aaron Austin earning the honor for the men, and Sarah Schmidt, Tyrani White, and Elizabeth Willis grabbing selections for the women. -
May 20Prof. Maggie Spanuello’s show, “The Woman in Black” wins Best Play Revival at the Off Broadway Alliance Awards. -
May 18Carol Sabbar offers tips on how to beat boredom during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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May 15Lindermeyer joins Keeper with 20+ years of experience in financial leadership and management positions with ThoughtWorks and Sears, Roebuck & Co.
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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.
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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.
