News
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July 13See the most liked photo from last week’s MyCarthage student and find out who’s running the account this week! -
July 1Read the July 2021 edition of News to Know to find out what’s happening with Carthage Dining. -
June 2The Office of Equity and Inclusion, along with members of the Equity and Inclusion Committee and concerned faculty, staff, and community members, condemn antisemitism in all its forms at Carthage and around the globe. -
April 20Join Carthage’s Office of Equity and Inclusion for programs that celebrate and offer insights into the Arab diaspora including Middle Eastern, North African, Southwest Asian heritage. -
April 18Members of the Carthage community who test positive for COVID-19 this semester can earn money by signing up for the Sense of Smell Study. All participants have to do is complete a quick and easy smell test. -
April 10Students, staff, and faculty are invited to participate in Carthage’s newest program, the Red Bracelet Project. -
April 6The Asian Pacific Islander American Coalition of Carthage (APACC) is holding a fundraiser to support the nonprofit organization Stop AAPI Hate. -
March 21Join instructor Olivia Masso ’21 at 1 p.m. Tuesday afternoons for TRX training! -
February 24The Internet Service Provider has scheduled maintenance for Wednesday night through Thursday morning; with partial disruptions expected. -
February 24The Internet Service Provider has scheduled maintenance for Wednesday night through Thursday morning; with partial disruptions expected.
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February 22Carthage will sponsor its first Braver Angels debate on Wednesday, March 10. This is the start of a student-led effort to begin an open political dialogue on campus across majors and political lines. -
January 18The College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) released spring 2021 schedules for the traditional fall sports of football, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, and women’s volleyball. -
November 11Carve your place in Carthage history with a personalized paver! -
November 10Donate items for Holiday Food Drive on Nov. 16-23 to benefit the Shalom Center, Grace Welcome Center, and Luther’s Lunchbox. -
October 23Special exhibit about death and dying around the world next week in Siebert Chapel lobby. -
October 20Share a photo of a loved one for a week-long Day of the Dead remembrance in the A. F. Siebert Chapel Oct. 26-30. -
October 14Register to vote before it’s too late! The Wisconsin deadline to register to vote is Wednesday, Oct. 14! -
October 13Women United By Faith are collecting items for restoration bags in order to help victims of sexual assault in the Kenosha area. -
October 7Support equity and inclusion during Carthage Crowdfunding with a gift to the Wiggan-Kenniebrew Experiential Learning Fund. -
October 6Participate in the first of two candlelight vigils at 9 p.m. Monday, Oct. 12, in the A. F. Siebert Chapel.
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October 6Learn more about the Thursdays in Black campaign, and wear black this Thursday, Oct. 8, in support of a world free of rape and gender based violence. -
October 5Join us in supporting Carthage’s Big Red Book Fund. Help students in need get the best education possible at Carthage by helping them get the books they need for their classes. -
August 16Prof. Madden, who also chaired the Management and Marketing Department, has accepted a position as dean of the new School of Business at Linfield University in Oregon. -
May 20The alumnus and former chair of the President’s Leadership Council has 34 years of experience at EY, one of the Big Four professional services firms. -
May 19Jacqueline Easley, professor of education at Carthage, and author of “Literacy Moments” shares ideas for helping young children with reading and writing while they are learning from home. -
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 12The library will be revising our hours while there are no classes on campus.
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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 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!
