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Decades of student-athletes and colleagues are mourning the loss of Bob Bonn, who presided over Carthage’s steady ascent to the upper echelon of collegiate athletics. -
The COVID-19 pandemic and accompanying stay-home directives forced colleges like ours to shift to remote instruction for the spring semester. But creative Carthage faculty members have turned that lemon into some ultra-refreshing lemonade.
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Applications are now being accepted for Carthage’s new RN-to-BSN Program, which is designed for working nurses to complete their studies in as few as 16 months. -
President Swallow invites Carthage students to participate in a series of listening sessions about racism at Carthage. -
The pre-recorded ceremony can be viewed on demand through June 30. A traditional celebration will be held on campus at a later date. -
Carthage has raised more than $250,000 to support nursing education through a broad fundraising initiative. -
Expanding the scope of its master’s program in business, the College is recruiting for the fall 2020 cohort. Input from pro sports executives shaped the Sports Management curriculum.
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The Quality of Life Committee presents the 2020 Person of the Year Award to Carol Sabbar ’82, director of library and instructional technology services. -
Class of 2020 graduates donate 90 graduation gowns to AdvocateAurora Health to be used as PPE for medical staff. -
In a letter to students on June 23, 2020, President Swallow announced plans for opening campus this fall. -
For her leadership and major advances in equity and inclusion, the professor of practice in education wins the Quality of Life Committee’s 2019 Person of the Year Award. -
Carthage has been informed of recent social media posts with alleged racist content by members of our community. Carthage does not condone the use of language that degrades, devalues, or disrespects other human beings. We have acted on this information and are following the College’s procedures for when bias incidents like this occur.
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A statement from President Swallow about an alleged racist post on social media made by a member of our community.
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Choosing a college that’s right for you means asking yourself big questions. Whether or not you can graduate in four years shouldn’t be one of them. -
President Swallow talks about Carthage’s commitment to fight racism following the killing of George Floyd.
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The professor of religion and Asian studies has taught at Carthage since 1992 and leads a popular J-Term study tour to India. -
The alumnus and former chair of the President’s Leadership Council has 34 years of experience at EY, one of the Big Four professional services firms.
