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More than 600 new graduates participated in the Commencement ceremony May 26. -
Carthage will offer the program starting in fall 2019, helping to meet heavy demand for data scientists across the U.S. -
In fall 2019, Carthage will offer a new Master of Music (M.M.) degree to prepare the next generation of master teachers and performers. -
As another academic year draws to a close, we celebrate the impact of our newest Carthaginians. In Fall 2018, Carthage welcomed its largest-ever incoming class. How did these record-breakers fare? Meet six students who are definitely ready for year two. -
The new Wiggan-Kenniebrew Experiential Learning Fund enabled 11 students to take international study tours during January Term 2019. -
Carthage College President John Swallow discusses the College’s new career development program, The Aspire program.
More Carthage News
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The beloved biology professor, who founded the J-Term study tour to Nicaragua, passed away May 25. -
Designed for juniors in Carthage’s teaching program, this offers students additional classroom hours and a chance to shore up gaps in their skill set. -
Carthage has been awarded a $245,000 grant from the Teagle Foundation to support the Humanities Citizenship Initiative Program (HCI). HCI is an intensive three-week academic summer program for rising high school seniors who are from both first-generation and low-income families.
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How did Carthage faculty find their paths to the front of the classroom? What drives them to teach? Learn more about your professors. -
Carthage College President John Swallow discusses the role of his leadership team in the Milwaukee BizTimes -
Many of the students who call Carthage home haven’t traveled far to get here. Originally from Kenosha, they knew their perfect college was right down the road. But what is it like to attend college so close to home? -
Participation in the semi-private instruction program nearly quadrupled between 2010 and 2018. -
Reflections on living and teaching in Colombia from Zoe Rodriguez ’18. -
President John Swallow talks about The Aspire Program, Carthage’s new comprehensive career development plan, on Wisconsin Public Radio.
