Top Features
-
A look back at the most noteworthy stories of the year at the College. -
The large gift primarily enables Carthage to fortify its graduate specialization in sports management, the newest option available to students pursuing a Master of Science degree in business. The master’s track welcomed its first cohort this fall. -
As part of their ongoing participation in NASA’s Flight Opportunities Program, Carthage’s Microgravity Team recently flew two experiments aboard the Zero-G G-Force One aircraft, which provides brief periods of weightlessness by flying in a parabolic arc. -
The total includes $412,000 for intercultural programs born from an anti-racism plan of action that President John Swallow issued in summer 2020 and $90,000 for scholarships. -
October 9, 2020 — Keeping our community healthy and safe remains our highest priority. Recognizing that the COVID pandemic will likely continue through the winter months, we have modified the undergraduate J-Term and Spring semester calendars. Read about J-Term and Spring semester modifications. -
After a thorough review, Carthage has retired its longtime athletic team names and will soon begin the search for a suitable replacement. -
Nate Stewart, who has provided effective leadership as a collegiate administrator and coach for more than 15 years, will join Carthage as director of athletics this fall.
-
On July 6, 2020, President Swallow announced a plan of action for Carthage to work against racism.
More Carthage News
-
New scholarship is established as part of the 150 Years of Carthage Women celebration in honor of Evie Bennett’s successful business career, with the hope that it will support and inspire future young women planning to pursue careers in business. -
Carthage is excited to announce the reinstatement of the Business and Professional Coalition, the College’s signature business-led and business-focused community program. -
Although the interdisciplinary program is based in the Social Work Department, faculty see it as a solid addition to any major. -
A virtual dedication ceremony was held for the Ruth Johnson Office of the Registrar on Nov. 19. -
In the newest wave of additions to the Carthage curriculum, data science is now offered as a major in addition to the existing minor, preparing graduates for opportunities in a contemporary field that is in high demand. -
Longtime Carthaginian and Registrar Emerita Ruth Johnson ’84 has gifted Carthage $450,000 so the College can offer scholarships to students who are in need of financial assistance. -
In May 2019, the Carthage community lost beloved biology professor Patrick Pfaffle. Friends, former students, and colleagues honored his memory by funding the installation of a way sign pointing to international destinations. -
Nov. 9, 2020 — The state of Wisconsin is currently experiencing a dramatic rise in the number of positive COVID-19 cases, and the growth locally is significant. It is clear that we must take additional steps now to protect the health of our community, which is a foundational value. -
We are excited to share important updates regarding the Class of 2021’s Commencement ceremony. In alignment with the new spring academic calendar, Commencement for the Class of 2021 is now scheduled for Saturday, April 24, 2021 and Sunday, April 25, 2021. -
Carthage alumna Susan (Grunwald) Richardson ’96 was named one of five Wisconsin 2021 Teachers of the Year and is representing Wisconsin in the 2021 National Teacher of the Year Program.
