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As part of the ongoing series, Carthage hosted a mix of social and professional networking events during Homecoming and Family Weekend Oct. 15 and 16. -
Propelled by some significant starter funding, Carthage has begun fundraising for an additional $500,000, aiming to complete the first phase of construction in time for the Firebirds’ 2023 season.
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As the 2021 Labor Day weekend began, Carthage welcomed 850 freshmen and transfer students — on pace for a record high — to its community. -
After the COVID-19 pandemic prevented her from carrying out her original Fulbright placement in Indonesia, Ms. Stumme will spend 2021-22 teaching in Kosovo. -
As Carthage began its work in the Moon Shot for Equity, mentor Tim Renick described the steps Georgia State University took to effectively wipe out racial and income-based gaps in student retention and graduation. -
The new senior leadership position continues a campus-wide commitment to an equitable learning and work environment. -
Three-time gold medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee came to Carthage Oct. 14-15, describing the hardships she overcame. -
The self-made businessman became one of Carthage’s largest donors, establishing a distinguished professorship in entrepreneurial studies and providing the lead gift for Hedberg Library. -
A clinical assistant professor and director of field education in the Social Work Department, the recipient gets high marks for passion and flexibility. -
Open to incoming freshmen, the new five-year program leads to a Master of Arts in athletic training as well as a Bachelor of Arts in allied health science. It can shorten the typical route to a graduate degree by a full year.
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The alumna is chief judge in Michigan’s 50th District Court and co-founder of the Wiggan-Kenniebrew Black Alumni Network at Carthage. -
The 2021 Homecoming and Family Weekend was filled with old friends, new traditions, and a whole lot of Carthage spirit. -
Aug. 9, 2021 — In order to enact proactive safety measures, effective Wednesday, Aug. 11, all students, employees, and visitors, regardless of vaccination status, will be required to wear masks when inside campus buildings. -
In recognition of the incredible and lasting impact they made on so many lives, Former Carthage athletic director Bob Bonn and his wife, Michele, were awarded the Carthage Flame at a Homecoming Weekend ceremony. -
The 50- by 10-foot PolyGlide surface allows the Carthage student group to practice year-round behind the Johnson Arts Center. -
Education company EAB has named the Milwaukee-Kenosha Moon Shot Region, which includes Carthage, the winner of its Student Success Collaborative CONNECTEDness Award. -
Students, families, friends, and alumni gathered on campus Oct. 15-17 for one of the largest Homecoming celebrations to date! -
Last year, we raised $11,000, and this year, we have a goal of surpassing that number and hitting $12,000! -
Carthage will hold a series of events in 2021 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the graduation of the College’s first Black graduate, Lorraine Wiggan, who received her diploma at Carthage’s 1946 Commencement. -
Carthage continues to take steps to help make college more affordable for its students.
