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Not intended as a standalone undergraduate major, the new Carthage AHS program is designed to serve as the three-year, pre-professional phase of an anticipated 3+2 Master of Athletic Training program. -
Carthage has hired Tina M. Schmitz, an alumna from the Class of 2000, as its vice president for finance and administration and chief financial officer. She joined the staff in December, bringing to the College more than 25 years of experience in accounting, finance, and administration.
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Carthage’s Modal Propellant Gauging (MPG) technology is on track to be included in NASA’s Artemis program, which promises a return to the moon in the next 10 years. -
Carthage welcomes Peter Feigin, president of the Milwaukee Bucks and Fiserv Forum, to campus for a courtside view of the business and strategy behind professional sports. -
Carthage welcomes Tim Wise, antiracism author, speaker, and trainer, to campus Feb. 3-4. Mr. Wise will examine the way in which racism has long been embedded in America and how racial conflict has been heightened in the Trump era during a public speaking event. -
Starting in the fall of 2020, Carthage will lower tuition by 30 percent. Our new published tuition will be $31,500, which better reflects the amount most students pay. In addition, room and board will not increase for the 2020-21 academic year. -
Prominent alumni and other Carthaginians advised students on career development, entrepreneurship, leadership, and creativity during the two-day conference. -
We recap a significant year with a list of the College’s top news stories from 2019. -
On Monday, Nov. 4, Carthage welcomed John F. McDonough, president and CEO of the Chicago Blackhawks, and Craig Leipold, owner of the Minnesota Wild, to campus for a discussion about the business of sports and changes on the horizon.
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Don’t miss your chance to attend the free Carthage College Trauma and Wellness Conference 2020: “A Vision for Community Engagement and Healing.” -
Carthage graduates are successful NASA engineers, doctors, lawyers, professors, designers, researchers, actors, and entrepreneurs. We’ve challenged our alumni to share six pics from their workplaces, to show exactly how achievable your dream career is when you aspire like a Carthaginian. -
Carthage College is ranked No. 3 in the nation among baccalaureate institutions for student participation in short-term study abroad according to the most recent “Open Doors” report published by the Institute of International Education. -
As a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant, Alex Ash ’16 devoted his time to teaching English to Thai students in Si Racha, a town on the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand, about 75 miles southeast of the capital, Bangkok. He has now been selected to serve as a Fulbright Alumni Ambassador. -
Since coming to Carthage in September as men’s and women’s wrestling coach, Alberto Quiros has been thrilled to find a network of colleagues willing to go to the mat for him. Learn more about Carthage’s new wrestling coach.
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Two Carthage students research gibbon vocalizations, led by professor Angela Dassow.
