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September 1The incoming class features 700 freshmen and 87 transfer students. -
August 27Carthage 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. -
August 23Stay curious, creative, and collaborative. That’s the advice Carthage biology Professor Andrea Henle shares with the students in her lab. As an immunologist, Prof. Henle is conducting research on uveal melanoma cells in hopes of discovering new methods of treatment. -
August 27Find out what’s open during move-in! -
July 21Carthage will celebrate the Commencement of the Class of 2020 on Saturday, May 23, 2020. Festivities begin Thursday, May 21. -
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August 27Now that you’ve already saved the date for the first annual Aspire Conference, held Sept. 26-27, please see more detailed information below. Registration and a comprehensive agenda will go live shortly.
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August 5The three-day event, directed by Hannah Skendziel ’19, brought 29 eighth- and ninth-graders to campus. -
July 26Two Carthage students research gibbon vocalizations, led by professor Angela Dassow. -
July 7
The Carthage Choir has earned top honors at the Spittal International Choir Competition, winning first place in the folk song category and the classical/modern choral works category to rank first place overall.
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May 24We asked seniors to talk about their time at Carthage. They didn’t disappoint. Congratulations to the Class of 2019! -
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 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 17Religion professor Fatih Harpci introduced Cameron to the Muslim community in the area. They visited the Kenosha mosque, drove to the Turkish American Societies of Chicago and Wisconsin in Mount Prospect, Ill., and ate traditional Turkish food at Istanbul Market and Café. -
September 19Carthage senior Katie Krizan shares her path to innovation. -
September 10The author of the first New Play Initiative production, Academy Award-winner Eric Simonson, returns to Carthage to pen the series’ 10th installment. -
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. -
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 Ahmed ’19 and his cross-country teammates
