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The official term for competitive video gaming, esports becomes the 28th sport for the Firebirds starting in fall 2021. -
After gathering extensive input, Carthage announced that its 27 NCAA Division III athletic teams will now compete as the Firebirds. Acting on a recommendation from President John Swallow, the Board of Trustees voted at its Feb. 19 meeting to adopt the new team name. The decision concludes a collaborative five-month search for a unifying Carthage identity. -
Offering more flexibility than a traditional undergraduate engineering degree, the new program will begin this fall. -
Experiential learning curriculum developed in partnership with top regional employers will prepare Carthage graduates to be even more competitive in today’s workforce. -
A celebration honoring 150 Years of Carthage Women draws to a close. -
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. -
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. -
Four students were awarded prestigious Fulbright fellowships, earning Carthage the designation for the fifth time in six years. -
On July 6, 2020, President Swallow announced a plan of action for Carthage to work against racism.
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Beginning in fall 2021, the College will offer an interdisciplinary minor in game development, as well as a concentration for computer science majors. -
When the Carthage Good News Network signed off for the night, it was time to broadcast the best news of all: Giving Day 2021 was a rousing success. Thanks to the generosity of alumni, parents, employees, students, and other supporters, Carthage exceeded its goal on April 7. -
This April, Carthage is celebrating Jewish American History Month, an annual recognition of Jewish Americans’ achievements and contributions to the United States. -
The 10-year partnership with HARIBO was announced on Thursday, April 8 at the dedication of Carthage’s HARIBO Pool. View photos of the ceremony. -
Carthage and HARIBO of America Inc. have announced a multi-year partnership that will establish the HARIBO Scholars Fund. -
This year’s recipient of the newly established Carthage College Excellence in Nursing Award is Andrew Villa ’21. -
This April, Carthage is celebrating Asian/Pacific American History Month, a month-long recognition to pay tribute to the contributions Asian and Pacific Americans have made to American history, society and culture. -
Carthage received a $150,000 grant from the William & Sheila Konar Foundation to grow its Urban Teacher Prep Program. -
Carthage’s accounting program has been recognized as a top program for preparing students for the CPA Exam. -
The Carthage alumnus and President’s Leadership Council member passed away after rescuing a group of young swimmers March 28 in Florida.
