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December 4Senior Samantha Woodward wrote an article for her Public Relations Writing class on Sandy's Poppers and submitted it to the Downtown Kenosha blog - and was PUBLISHED! Check out her accomplishment here: https://www.downtownkenosha.org/business-spotlight/experience-sandys-popper/
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December 4You can still make your gift to honor someone who impacted your Carthage experience. -
December 3Join Special Olympics at Carthage on Saturday, Feb.1 at the Polar Plunge! -
December 3Join Active Minds at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 11, in the David Straz Planetarium for a de-stress session led by Taylor Sliwa ’20. -
December 3Come to the Red Zone and use up your end-of-the-year points to donate snacks to Wisconsin National Guard soldiers serving overseas! -
December 3See the most liked photo from last week’s MyCarthage student and find out who’s running the account this week! -
December 3In order to maintain the Semler Fitness Center, no wet or snowy shoes will be allowed.
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December 1Buy a little extra while shopping this year and help Carthage dance, twirl, and mascot teams collect new children hats, mittens, and pencils (old-school wooden pencils). -
December 1Please consider donating to Luther’s Lunchbox during this holiday season as a part of Staff Council’s 12 Days of Giving.
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December 1Looking for Carthage spellers to defend our reigning champion status this spring. -
November 15Carthage Dining Services has heard your feedback from the customer satisfaction survey! Look out for changes that will create an overall better experience for you.
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November 12Evening hours for the pool have been updated. See the new schedule for open swim for the remainder of the semester. -
November 12WERQ will be moving to Thursdays at 4 p.m. in the dance room instead of its current time on Mondays!
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November 5From an M&M Dr. Phil to Winnie the Pooh to a reminder to cite your sources, here are some cool laptop stickers we found. -
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. -
July 9The TARC has updated the building’s summer hours. The TARC will now be open from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. daily. New hours go into effect on Wednesday, July 10. -
February 19Carthage senior Adam Larson ’19 is studying abroad this semester at Lingnan University in the New Territories region of Hong Kong and has started a blog called “Gurt Ideas” to document his experiences in China. -
February 18The Writing Center is very grateful to faculty for recommending a most talented and diverse group of students as potential Writing Fellows. -
February 7This month, Fine Arts at Carthage launched their monthly e-newsletter. The e-newsletter will highlight all upcoming theatre shows, music events, gallery exhibits, and music theatre workshops. Sign up today!
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April 8You are invited to attend a field trip to see “Macbeth” on Sunday, April 29 at the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre on Navy Pier. This production is directed by Teller (of Penn and Teller). The cost to attend this filed trip is $10 and includes bus transportation.
