News
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September 19Carthage senior Katie Krizan shares her path to innovation. -
October 24Carthage hosted a forum for candidates seeking Wisconsin’s 1st District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday, Oct. 23. -
October 24Amelia Zietlow ’20 discusses her summer with Marquette University researching the evolutionary biology of geckos -
October 22Carthage alumni Emily Kuhn ’99 and John Shearer ’17 developed an app to help voters stay informed on important election information. -
October 15Biology major Sarah Schmidt describes her work with various strains of bacteria.
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October 11Marco Binotti ’20 spent his summer working at Impact Networking, where he learned the value of going above and beyond. -
October 8Carthage women’s and men’s basketball athletes volunteer at Breakfast and Hoops, a program that seeks to provide an outlet for children of families in need through fun activities and community building. -
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 4The effort raised more than $1.2 million for Carthage’s newest residence hall, exceeding the fundraising goal by 20 percent. -
October 4Now in year two of her husband’s presidency, Cameron Swallow is continuing her Welcome Home Tour in order to get to know Carthage — and its people and connections — even better. -
September 25Carthage celebrates Lentz family and other generous Carthage donors at this weekend’s ribbon-cutting ceremony for The Tower.
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September 10The author of the first New Play Initiative production, Academy Award-winner Eric Simonson, returns to Carthage to pen the series’ 10th installment. -
September 4New students flocked to Carthage in record numbers this fall, and representatives from across the campus support system pledged to take the Class of 2022 under their wing. -
June 21In 1870, Carthage College began enrolling women. 2020 will mark 150 years of women at Carthage. The College will host a year long celebration honoring women at Carthage starting in July of 2019. -
April 17Congratulations to the recent Carthage graduate, who was selected for a prestigious Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship in Germany for the 2018-19 academic year. -
April 16Skye was selected to teach English next year as a Fulbright U.S. Student. -
April 11Samantha Johnson ’18 was selected to teach English in Bulgaria next year as a Fulbright Fellow
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April 9Zoe Rodriguez ’18 has been chosen as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant in the 2018-19 academic year.
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April 2TJ Gaertig ’18 has been selected to teach English in Germany next year as a Fulbright Fellow. -
April 2Carthage faculty announce study tours for J-Term 2019. -
February 12All students, faculty, and staff are invited to a community gathering on Thursday, Feb. 15. The gathering will be a kickoff event for a series of activities this spring. -
January 19Cameron Swallow is on a “Welcome Home Tour” as she gets to know Kenosha. Read about her trip to HuHot Mongolian Grill with Suneed Achmed ’19 and his cross-country teammates -
October 22A group of Carthaginians took a 10-hour trek to Ontario for the annual Stratford Festival. Their stay was jam-packed with six performances, a tour of the costume warehouse, the chance to witness a set change-over, and time to explore Stratford.
