News
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October 15Nike, Under Armour and car decals and magnets on sale this week 25% off!
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October 15Take some time to “ReNew” yourself on Tuesdays at in A. F. Siebert Chapel. -
October 15Here are the Student Government minutes of our past three meetings. -
October 15Sigma Omega Sigma will be hosting events to educate students, staff, and faculty about human rights, genocide, and the ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslims. -
October 15Each week, the Writing Center features a particular writing skill and offers targeted assistance with that skill to clients when appropriate. -
October 15Events can only be as successful as long as the word gets out about them. Let “The Current” help you do just that! -
October 15The Psychological Science Department students and faculty are currently recruiting pregnant women to participate in an experiment on women’s sense of smell. -
Donate new or gently-used backpacks to support the Rohingya American Center in Milwaukee by ThursdayOctober 15Donate new and gently used backpacks for the Rohingya American Center by Oct. 18.
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October 15Are you registered to vote for the midterm election? Register to vote at Hedberg Library. The deadline to register to vote is Oct. 17.
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October 15Nominate alumni for the Carthage Beacon Awards today! -
October 14We’re compiling a Carthage bucket list and we want to know the things that every student should do at least once before they graduate. -
October 11The TARC has been designated as the polling location for ward 3 residents for the midterm election on Nov. 6 -
October 11Carthage hosts Family Fun Nights for the community on select Friday evenings during the school year. -
October 11The Society of Physics Students and their friends will make Carthage’s 11-inch telescope available to the public on Fridays in Oct. through Nov. 9. Join us at our stargazing events! -
October 11The Japanese program at Carthage is hosting the third annual Japanese Cultural Festival. -
October 8Carthage alumni Emily Kuhn ’99 and John Shearer ’17 developed an app to help voters stay informed on important election information. -
October 8The deadline to register online or by mail to vote in Wisconsin is Oct. 17. Carthage will be a polling place for the November midterm election.
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October 8Foxconn Technology Group has launched a “Smart Cities – Smart Futures” competition, with a $1 million commitment in prize money over the next three years. -
October 7Students, staff, and faculty are invited to go on a field trip to the Writers Theatre to see one of Shakespeare’s funniest plays. -
October 7The center’s anniversary party on Oct. 2 featured a costumed poetry reading, “birthday” cake, and a preview of a new mascot. -
October 7Christmas Festival and Holiday Buffet tickets are now sold out! Thank you to all who reserved tickets! -
October 4The effort raised more than $1.2 million for Carthage’s newest residence hall, exceeding the fundraising goal by 20 percent. -
October 4Levi Latoz ’20 has been recruited as Carthage’s Campus Election Engagement Fellow with the Campus Election Engagement Project (CEEP) -
October 4Carthage’s Black Student Union is accepting clothing donations and looking for models for an upcoming fashion show.
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September 30Carthage was featured in an article by “The Chronicle of Higher Education” for its career development for physics majors.
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September 27Try a group fitness class on campus offered by Campus Recreation! We offer yoga, kickboxing, AbBlaster, Fat Shred, Spin, and Red Zone! -
September 23An important message from the 2018-19 Student Government Senate.
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September 23Looking for a way to get involved in the Kenosha community this fall? Sign-up for Habitat for Humanity of Kenosha’s 5k Run/Walk fundraiser!
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September 20A “beastie” is a fiberglass piece of public art in the shape of a make-believe creature. Beasties are notable for appearances as Wisconsin’s largest public art display and a recent summer-long exhibit at the Milwaukee County Zoo. -
August 26In an effort to increase the safety of the intersection at the top of the South Lot hill, the traffic pattern of the South Upper Lot is changing to one way.
