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With our fierce new name comes a fierce new look. We are thrilled to reveal the new look of the Carthage Firebirds! -
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. -
The Carthage Athletic Department has hired Kevin Palmer as the inaugural director of esports. -
She has begun a 12-month sabbatical to study Black residents’ relationship with police in Milwaukee. The program is designed to diversify faculty in the social sciences, humanities, and arts. -
The celebration of Pride Month in June observes community visibility and the movement toward equality. -
Carthage alumna Yana Astter ’21 was recently accepted into the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Postbaccalaureate program. -
Offering more flexibility than a traditional undergraduate engineering degree, the new program will begin this fall. -
A clinical assistant professor and director of field education in the Social Work Department, the recipient gets high marks for passion and flexibility. -
Carthage offered the nearly 650 graduates a one-of-a-kind sendoff that preserved much of the traditional Commencement spirit. -
Experiential learning curriculum developed in partnership with top regional employers will prepare Carthage graduates to be even more competitive in today’s workforce.
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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. -
The Quality of Life Committee selected the instructional technology librarian as the 2021 Person of the Year. -
Carthage is proud to observe Juneteenth, the day in 1865 that enslaved Black people in Texas were notified of the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. -
The 46th annual Carthage Athletics Golf Outing will take place on Monday, June 28, at the Kenosha Country Club. -
Prof. Reese will manage operations of the educational programs housed in the department and contribute to curriculum development initiatives, program accreditation, and program development. -
The 2020 in-person Commencement ceremony honored 623 graduates who earned a bachelor’s or master’s degree last spring. -
Stephanie Mitchell, professor of history, was named the new Valor Distinguished Professor. -
Alyson Kiesel, professor and chair of the English Department, has been granted the Ruth Maxwell Distinguished Professorship in English. -
Congratulations to the four Carthage alumni who were recognized in the 2021 National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP): Amelia Zietlow ’20, Spencer Bingham ’19, Stefanie Huttelmaier ’18, and Hannah Miles ’18. -
Carthage and HARIBO of America Inc. have announced a multi-year partnership that will establish the HARIBO Scholars Fund.
