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December 19Private aerospace firm Blue Origin will soon launch its New Shepard spacecraft. Viewers will be able to watch a live webcast of the launch on the Blue Origin website. -
January 10CASE, The Council for Advancement and Support of Education, takes a look into President John Swallow’s first year cultivating campus relationships while making Carthage College home. -
January 9Whether you’re hopping on a plane for a J-Term trip or taking advantage of all the J-Term activities on campus, there’s plenty to do this January! -
January 8Carthage Activities Board is proud to announce that hip-hop icon T-Pain will perform at Carthage Friday, Feb. 15 in the TARC Field House. -
January 6For the ninth time in 10 years, Carthage Theatre has been selected to attend and perform at the Kennedy Center Region III American College Theatre Festival, to be held Jan. 8-13 in Madison, Wisconsin. -
January 2We recap the top stories of a year filled with milestones for the College. -
December 18SilhouetteFX, co-authored by Carthage professor Perry Kivolowitz will receive the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Scientific and Technical Achieve Award. -
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. -
December 13Erin Magennis ’18 and staff member Joan Volmut earned $500 in the initial round of the “Smart Cities – Smart Futures” competition to develop their technological products. -
November 19Carthage was the designated voting location for Ward 3 in Kenosha this year. It was the College’s first time as a polling place, and Cameron Swallow’s first time as a poll worker.
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November 11For their work on Quisine, a “reverse cookbook” app, Celestine Ananda ’20, Tom Shannon ’19, and Nick Bartel ’20 took first prize in the regional Hatch event and Enactus’ campus contest. -
November 5Professor Steven Henle intends to work with Carthage students over the next three years to study eye development in zebrafish. -
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 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. -
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. -
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.
