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May 24Theatre professor Kim Instenes received the Distinguished Teaching Award and Jane Anderson Spencer ’80 accepted the Distinguished Staff Award on May 23. -
May 24We asked seniors to talk about their time at Carthage. They didn’t disappoint. Congratulations to the Class of 2019! -
May 23Carthage will celebrate the commencement of the Class of 2019 with a weekend of activities May 24-26, 2019. We look forward to recognizing the achievements of our graduating seniors. -
May 23Happy summer break! Need a coffee? Lunch? Something from the bookstore? Don’t go until you know what’s open around campus. Here are the summer hours for campus services.
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May 21Carthage graduates are successful NASA engineers, doctors, lawyers, professors, designers, researchers, actors, and entrepreneurs. We’ve challenged our alumni to share six pics from their workplaces, to show exactly how achievable your dream career is when you aspire like a Carthaginian. -
May 20Congratulations to the Carthage Class of 2019! Commencement Weekend is almost here, so we’re giving our seniors a chance to share what Carthage has meant to them. Here are just some of the many reasons why saying goodbye to Carthage is so hard. -
May 16Thirty-seven students have been selected to participate in the 2019 Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE). These students will work with a faculty mentor for 10 weeks on a new or developing line of research.
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May 15As another academic year draws to a close, we celebrate the impact of our newest Carthaginians. In Fall 2018, Carthage welcomed its largest-ever incoming class. How did these record-breakers fare? Meet six students who are definitely ready for year two. -
May 12What’s next for our seniors? Our seniors have big plans — many of which are already in place before they walk across the stage during commencement. Meet members of the Class of 2019 who have been hired for full-time positions before graduation. -
May 6As National Nurses Week is celebrated around the country this week, Carthage is excitedly anticipating the upcoming graduation of our first class of nurses. Thirteen seniors are set to graduate from the program on Sunday, May 26.
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May 6Carthage will offer the program starting in fall 2019, helping to meet heavy demand for data scientists across the U.S. -
May 3Carthage Theatre’s production “Up and Away” was honored with multiple national awards at the 50th Annual National Festival at the John F. Kennedy Center of the Performing Arts in Washington D.C. -
May 3How did Carthage faculty find their paths to the front of the classroom? What drives them to teach? Learn more about your professors. -
Imagine Fulbright: From learning German in Milwaukee to meeting Chancellor Angela Merkel in HannoverMay 2Amerin Idell ’17 discusses the excitement of teaching English in Germany through Fulbright. -
May 1In response to direct feedback from our students and an analysis of foot traffic at all of our dining sites, we are redoubling our efforts to provide the highest quality meals, with the most variety, at the most convenient locations, and at the lowest possible cost to students and their families.
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April 30The National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics announced its 2019 Hall of Fame Class on Monday afternoon. Former Carthage director of athletics Robert Bonn is among the eight individuals in the 2019 Hall of Fame Class that will be honored at the NACDA Convention on June 12, 2019 in Orlando, Florida. -
April 30When modern language professor Matt Borden recently visited Santiago, Chile, to present at a conference, he made sure to visit with Carthage study abroad student Ryen Cunningham ’20. -
April 27Carthage held its ninth annual Celebration of Scholars on Friday, April 26, 2019, during Spring Family Weekend. -
April 27Sabiella Gomez ’19 was recognized for her dedication as a student and volunteer, and for her leadership in on-campus student organizations and activities. -
April 15Designed for juniors in Carthage’s teaching program, this offers students additional classroom hours and a chance to shore up gaps in their skill set. -
April 12In fall 2019, Carthage will offer a new Master of Music (M.M.) degree to prepare the next generation of master teachers and performers. -
March 31Carthage has selected Ms. Dam Bich Thuy, founding president of Fulbright University Vietnam, to deliver the 2019 commencement address on May 26. President Thuy will also receive an honorary degree from Carthage.
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March 20Celestine Ananda ’20 and Megan Janiak ’20, both physics majors, will work at NASA Kennedy Space Center during the summer of 2019. Nicholas Bartel ’20 will serve as a Research Associate at the NASA Academy at NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia. -
March 12Reflections on living and teaching in Colombia from Zoe Rodriguez ’18. -
March 12Students who meet academic criteria can reserve a future spot at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, often without taking the Medical College Admission Test. -
March 7Skye Rutherford ’18 recounts the first month of her English Teaching Assistant position in Malaysia
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February 26Peter Sproule ’16 has been able to pursue his passion for art history in Germany with a Fulbright research grant.
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January 18Comedian Adam Grabowski performs on campus, Carthage Swimming takes on Wheaton College, and CAB is showing “The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie.” Find out what else is happening on and around campus this weekend. -
January 17Carthage Theatre students and faculty returned from the Kennedy Center Region III American Theatre Festival with honors and awards for their work on theatre shows this past year. -
December 18SilhouetteFX, co-authored by Carthage professor Perry Kivolowitz will receive the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Scientific and Technical Achieve Award.
