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Foxconn is hosting a recognition ceremony for first-round winners of the Smart Cities-Smart Futures competition that was held in October. Of the 88 total winners, two are members of the Carthage Community. -
For the ninth time in ten years, Carthage Theatre has once again been selected to attend and perform at the Kennedy Center Region III American College Theatre Festival. This year’s New Play Initiative, “Up and Away,” will be performed at the festival’s main stage venue, the Mitby Theatre, in Madison. -
Professor Steven Henle intends to work with Carthage students over the next three years to study eye development in zebrafish. -
For their work on Quisine, a “reverse cookbook” app, Celestine Ananda ’20, Tom Shannon ’19, and Nick Bartel ’20 took first prize in the regional Hatch event and Enactus’ campus contest. -
Biology major Sarah Schmidt describes her work with various strains of bacteria.
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Carthage senior Katie Krizan shares her path to innovation.
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Carthage senior Jeremiah Munson discusses his research with NASA’s high-altitude batteries.
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Amelia Zietlow ’20 discusses her summer with Marquette University researching the evolutionary biology of geckos -
No other Wisconsin college or university made the 2017-18 list, as Carthage’s five Fulbrighters qualified it for recognition a third consecutive year.
