News
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May 11Attend COMPACT20 Virtual Gathering, Campus Compact’s national conference, virtually on Monday, May 11 through Wednesday, May 13. -
May 10Carthage’s Health and Counseling Center posts a weekly blog with tips and information to help during this unprecedented time. -
May 8Geospatial scientists have contributed to the understanding, analyzing, and communicating of the pandemic. The Geospatial Science Department would like to share and invite you to check out these story maps and web maps. -
May 7Carthage counselor Karen Seif cautions us to not compare our lives to what we see on social media. -
May 7Carthage’s Geospatial Science Department worked with campus operations to support a FEMA grant. -
May 7Bob ’72 and Diana Placko recognize Prof. Mark Miller’s dedication to creating a powerful learning environment by making a generous donation to endow a scholarship in his name. -
May 7The 2020 edition of Centrique Magazine is now available in PDF format on the Centrique website. Check out the work of your fellow classmates, and get inspired during quarantine! -
May 7We welcome you to share your ideas and input about potential presentations, workshops, and ways that you would like to see at The Aspire Conference happening in the Fall of 2020!
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May 5Hi, everyone! Let’s Just Talk, with the help of its members, compiled a list of tips and tricks to help you get through self-isolation.
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May 5See the most liked photo from last week’s MyCarthage student and find out who’s running the account this week! -
May 4Carthage counselor Karen Seif talks about why it’s important to adjust expectations of ourselves during a crisis. -
May 3Join InterVarsity for their Sidewalk Chalk Challenge. Write your favorite Bible verse or a kind message on your sidewalk, and share it on Instagram.
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May 3The Geospatial Science Department utilized their small Unmanned Aerial System (uUAS or “drone”) on April 30 to capture footage of high water on campus. -
May 1Faculty, staff, alumni, and friends come together to support Carthage students with pressing financial needs as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak. -
April 30Whether you explore a new museum, live stream a favorite artist’s concert, or learn the latest TikTok dance, there are many fun activities to participate in while also following the guidelines of social distancing.
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April 15With the uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak, the 2020 Summer Undergraduate Research Experience will continue, but to support remote research and creative experiences only. -
April 2Carthage’s tenth annual Celebration of Scholars will go digital this year. -
March 22SURE application deadline is extended. -
March 12The library will be revising our hours while there are no classes on campus. -
March 9If you have any cartridges or toners that need to be recycled, please drop them off at the front desk of the Hedberg Library. -
March 8There is now a second WERQ class at 5 p.m. on Tuesdays starting March 17. -
March 2Come celebrate and stock up on books at the spring book sale! Children’s and Young Adult books will be on sale for low prices! Hardcovers are only $3 and paperbacks are only $1! -
February 14Renew yourself for the week ahead at Tuesday Chapel. -
September 26Learn about Maryellen “Molly” McGaw, a student in Carthage’s Urban Teacher Preparation Program, in the UTPP’s newsletter.
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September 12
Carthage area coordinator Emily Norman, along with Tiye Sherrod, and Agnes Woodward, has created a social justice podcast as part of a larger project she’s involved in called the Midwest Social Justice Symposium. The podcast, Our Stories Our Truth, just launched this fall, and aims to be a platform for those with stories that would otherwise go unheard.
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August 29Associate professor of theatre Neil Scharnick is our new director of the Honors Program. -
August 20Carthage President John Swallow and his wife Cameron visited the archaeological excavation at Mandeure in Eastern France on Friday, Aug. 16. President Swallow toured the Roman theater site with Carthage students who told him about the work they had been doing at the site since Aug. 4. -
August 13Carthage has appointed Bob Lee Jr., longtime president of Lee Plumbing Mechanical Contractors, Inc. in Kenosha, to the Board of Trustees.
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July 29In 1870, the College became part of the first wave of co-ed institutions of higher learning. -
July 18Two Carthage students research gibbon vocalizations, led by professor Angela Dassow.
