News
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February 26Please nominate a student or student organization for a Student Leadership Award! -
February 26Pastor Kara Baylor will lead two Ash Wednesday services on campus on Wednesday, Feb. 26. -
February 2615-minute prayer services will be held at 7:30 a.m. Mondays, in Joan C. Potente Chapel and at 4:30 p.m. Wednesdays, in Walter Fritsch Meditation Chapel. -
February 25The Center for Faith and Spirituality invites you to these opportunities during the Lenten season. -
February 25Join the Carthage community for Interfaith Lunch -
February 25Students in the Division of Professional Studies are invited to apply for a summer research and creativity opportunity through the SURE in the Professional Studies program. -
February 25Come to GRAB’S Burger Bar on Wednesday, March 18 to support your Special Olympics Club at Carthage! -
February 25Please join us in welcoming the newest group of writing fellows to the Brainard Writing Center staff. These students were selected through a rigorous process that involved two faculty recommendations, a writing sample, an interview with current writing fellows, and an interview with the director of the Writing Center. -
February 25See the most liked photo from last week’s MyCarthage student and find out who’s running the account this week! -
February 24Students in the Division of Arts and Humanities are invited to apply for summer SURE grants. -
February 23This Family Fun Night will explore the impact of women in different fields of science, in honor of Carthage’s 150 Years of Women celebration. -
February 23Don’t miss your chance to attend the free Carthage College Trauma and Wellness Conference 2020: “A Vision for Community Engagement and Healing.” -
February 22Since 1967, Carthage students and faculty have acknowledged excellence in teaching through their nominations for the Distinguished Teaching Award. -
February 20Join us for our 10th Celebration of Scholars! Deadline for abstracts and logo designs is March 23. -
February 19The Health and Counseling Center would like to remind all Carthage students, faculty, and staff of some important prevention tips to help you stay healthy. -
February 19Carthage community gathers to remember Registrar Emerita Ruth Johnson ’84. -
February 19The new and improved catering website is now live! -
February 18Start spring semester off right with one of our free group fitness classes. -
February 18If you have any cartridges or toners that need to be recycled please drop them off at the front desk of the Hedberg Library. -
February 17Donate this Easter season to the Baskets of Joy! -
February 16Wisconsin will hold its Spring Primary Election for local offices on Tuesday, Feb. 18. Anyone registered to vote in Wisconsin can vote in these elections. The Wisconsin Spring Election and Presidential Primary will be held on Tuesday, April 7. -
February 14Join Zeta Tau Sigma at MOD Pizza on Feb. 27! Mention “Zeta” at the checkout and 20percent of your purchase will go to Zeta Tau Sigma!
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February 14Renew yourself for the week ahead at Tuesday Chapel.
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February 13The Carthage College Society of Physics Students will make available to the public Carthage’s 11-inch telescope on select Fridays late January through early March at the Griffin Observatory on the Kemper Center campus, 6501 3rd Ave, Kenosha -
February 9Looking for Carthage spellers to defend our reigning champion status this spring. -
February 2On average, Americans use 650 pounds of paper each year. One way to lower your carbon footprint is to elect to receive “paperless” pay stubs.
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January 30Carthage is participating in the Community Read of “Joyland” by Stephen King! Find mystery and horror events all over town and on campus for the month of February! -
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.
