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November 7Carthage’s Trevor Jung was featured in this CNN report on how Democrats in Racine are reaching out to voters as Wisconsin will be a crucial swing state in 2020. -
November 6Student Play Presented by San Diego Theatre Company
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November 5Carthage senior setter Ellie LeCount ’20 was named the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) Women’s Volleyball Setter of the Week, the league office announced Tuesday, Nov. 5. -
November 5Carthage junior Nick Seroni ’21 was selected as the College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin (CCIW) Men’s Swimmer of the Week announced on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
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November 5After a monstrous performance in Carthage’s win over North Park last Saturday, defensive lineman Gabe Villa ’21 was chosen as the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) Defensive Player of the Week, the league office announced on Monday.
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November 5Defensive end Gabe Villa ’21 added yet another weekly honor to his name after his huge game against North Park this past Saturday, as he was selected to the D3football.com Team of the Week Tuesday morning.
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November 5Carthage science students presented their research at the Midstates Undergraduate Research Symposium in St. Louis, Missouri. -
November 4Assistant professor of religion Fatih Harpci is an invited participant at Villanova University’s Nostra Aetate Conference on Friday, Nov. 8, an event sponsored by Villanova’s Institute for Catholic Social Thought and Center for Arab and Islamic Studies. -
November 3Professor Angela Dassow has been invited to give guest lectures on her nearly 20 years of experience working with gray wolves at a workshop in Australia. -
November 3Professor Maggie Wentzell’s TEDx talk “The Anatomy of Bias” was reprised as part of St. Scholastica’s School of Sciences Seminar Series. -
November 3Prof. Cynthia Allen presented a session titled, “Burnout: an educators guide to recognizing and preventing burnout.” Prof. Rebekah Johnson and EXSS majors Jose Ramirez ’19 and David Milostan ’20 presented “Fitness for learning, assessment, and fun.”
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November 3The nation’s top army orchestra and Baltimore Symphony tubist Aubrey Foard will premiere Professor Mark Petering’s Concerto for Tuba and Orchestra Feb. 7, 2020, at Brucker Hall at Fort Myer, Virginia, across from Arlington National Cemetery. The evening concert features the world premiere as part of the most prestigious tuba and euphonium annual conference in the country. -
November 1Staff Council is excited to announce the results of this year’s Halloween Costume Competition! Drumroll please… -
October 31Freshman Giana Apostoli was selected as the conference Newcomer of the Year by the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) Thursday afternoon, joining Jen Ptak and Sam Ramsey on the All-Conference teams.
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October 31The No. 3 Carthage women’s volleyball team defeated Millikin 3-0 in the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) action Wednesday at Tarble Arena to win the CCIW regular-season title.
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October 31Professor Maribel Morales and Carthage alumna Kelly Bauer ’08 reconnected at the North Central Council of Latin Americanists conference Oct. 24-26, where they both presented on topics. -
October 31
Carthage women’s swimming and diving student-athlete Trisha Garcia has been named the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) Diver of the Week on Tuesday.
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October 31The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) released its ninth Top 25 Coaches’ Poll Tuesday afternoon with Carthage moving up one spot in the rankings to No. 3.
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October 31Carthage’s Colton Klein ’21 and David Collins ’22 were selected as the College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin (CCIW) Football Players of the Week.
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October 31The Illinois Supreme Court has appointed Carthage alumnus J. Nelson Wood ’76 as the commissioner of the Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.
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October 30Carthage Mock Trial Team places fourth in the Dairyland Classic Invitational Tournament.
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October 29The Higher Education Regional Alliance is aimed at pooling resources from 18 southeastern Wisconsin public and private colleges and universities and linking them with partner organizations. -
October 29Carthage Quarterback Colton Klein ’21 is featured in the Northwest Herald after being named CCIW player of the week.
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October 28When she left Carthage with a bachelor’s degree and big plans for the future, Kate Colbert ’96 didn’t consider herself a business person. She was a writer, a storyteller, and a lover of books. Fast forward 23 years, and this 1996 alumna is all of those things and more, including an Amazon bestselling author and a sought-after business consultant, speaker, marketing expert, corporate trainer, and brand storyteller for some of the best-known brands in America. -
October 28Carthage women’s swimming and diving student-athletes Jordyn Bloode ’22 and Sophia Henderson ’20 have been named the College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin (CCIW) Women’s Swimmer of the Week and CCIW Diver of the Week respectively.
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October 28The Carthage women’s golf team is among teams receiving votes in the recent Women’s Golf Coaches Association Division III poll.
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October 28Interdisciplinary research published by Carthage faculty and alumni on how to develop and use enhanced carbon dioxide to study stress vulnerability in humans.
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October 27Shannon Kafura ’20 discusses how her medical struggles inspired her to be a doctor with Spectrum News 1.
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October 21Grace Tews ’21 and Chloe Guillaume ’21, two of the Writing Fellows working in the Brainard Writing Center, recently presented their research at the International Writing Center Association conference in Columbus, Ohio. -
October 17On Friday, Oct. 11, Professor Jacqueline Easley gave a presentation on her recently published book, “Literacy Moments: Creating Daily Teachable Moments with Beginning Readers,” at the annual conference of the International Literacy Association held in New Orleans, Louisiana.
