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April 19Mind Reader Eric Dittelman will be on Carthage campus Tonight, Friday April 20th at 8PM in the Campbell Student Union Auditorium. Admission is FREE!
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April 19Join the Center for Faith and Spirituality for Sunday’s Spring Family Weekend worship at 10 a.m. and Catholic Mass at 7:30 p.m., both in A.F. Siebert Chapel. -
April 18The sixth annual Shakespeare Sonnet Festival that takes place from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, April 26, in the Campbell Student Union. -
April 18During the Wisconsin Marathon, Alford Park Drive will be closed south of campus and traffic will be detoured.
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April 18Kappa Phi Eta will host its philanthropy event, a talent show featuring student performers, on April 19. All proceeds go to the National Autism Association’s Give a Voice program.
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April 18Students and faculty in the Psychological Science Department are recruiting children 6-12 years of age to participate in an odor discrimination experiment. The experiment involves the children smelling pairs of odors in small jars and making judgements about them.
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April 17The Catholic lay minister for our campus will speak at 11:30 a.m. in Ehrler chapel.
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April 17
Join theatre honor society Alpha Psi Omega on April 28 for a fun-filled night leading up to the 7:30 p.m. showing of “Into the Woods.”
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April 17Immerse yourself in some eco-friendly fun the week of Earth Day. Join Carthage United to Rescue the Earth (CURE) for different events each day to learn about what you can do to save Mother Earth.
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April 15Student Government will host a raffle April 16-20 to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association of Wisconsin. For every dollar donated, students will get one raffle ticket to win a ten dollar gift card to a restaurant in the Kenosha area.
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April 8Each year, the English Department conducts a competition for the best essays on a Shakespeare play. Winners receive scholarships for the annual fall trip to the Stratford Shakespeare Festival.
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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.
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April 5Students in Professor Tracy Gartner’s Environmental Science class were assigned to choose a case study topic about sustainability and what Carthage can change in order to become more sustainable. This project is about the Zero Waste Initiative, which redesigns the harmful production-consumption-disposal system so that we can create less pollution. -
April 1April is national Autism awareness month! Are you looking for ways to get involved and spread awareness? If so, visit the Autism Advocacy Club table in the Student Union between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 3.
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March 28The 8th Annual Celebration of Scholars will be held on Friday, April 20. At this event, students and faculty share their talents, passions, discoveries, and creative products during the poster exhibition. Abstracts may now be submitted. The logo deadline Wednesday, March 28. -
March 25Students, faculty, and staff panelists are wanted for annual Carthage Con event. Are you interested?
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March 25On Thursday, April 5, Carthage will be holding its third annual “#RedandReady” Giving Day. As part of the day’s celebration, we are looking for organizations and individuals who are interested in performing in 10-15 minute increments throughout that afternoon in the Campbell Student Union. -
March 20Thank you to all students who ran for a position in the 2018-19 Student Government elections.
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March 8Here are the campus hours for Carthage buildings and services during Spring Break. -
February 22Let’s all read George Saunders’s award-winning novel about President Lincoln’s grief for his lost son and the strange, liminal spaces between life and death.
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February 13Join us in celebrating the Year of the Dog through Feb. 16! Attend a cultural forum, our New Year’s Eve party, join in the Chinese New Year Tradition Poll, and see the New Year’s exhibitions!
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February 7Join us for the introductory meeting for the English Players spring performance of (most of) Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare. The English Players are a group of students, faculty, and staff formed last year to perform Shakespeare. No auditions are required to join and perform.
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December 13Join the History Department at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 14 in the H. F. Johnson Center for the Fine Arts room 207. Just relax, finals are around the corner!
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November 14Alumni, faculty, staff, parents, and even students have all stepped up to support the Carthage Crowdfunding Challenge. Learn more about their passion for these projects in their own words. -
November 12Two new diversity training programs are now being offered to all students, faculty and staff Carthage. SAFE Zone (LGBTQIA+ training) and Embracing RACE (anti-racism training) will be offered beginning this month.
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October 20Students wishing to take Carthage’s language placement tests in French, German, or Spanish can go online to make an appointment.
