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The presidential historian, who won a Pulitzer for a biography of Andrew Jackson, teaches history at President Swallow’s previous university. -
Culminating its first search for a director of athletics since 1992, Carthage has hired emerging leader Michelle Manning to guide its NCAA Division III sports program through the next phase in its growth. -
No other Wisconsin college or university made the 2017-18 list, as Carthage’s five Fulbrighters qualified it for recognition a third consecutive year. -
After immersing himself in Carthage’s community and culture, new president John Swallow sees a college infused with the same spark that made it an early educational pioneer. -
One of the choir’s 12 performances on a study tour to Hungary, Slovenia, and Italy came at St. Peter’s Basilica. -
Carthage plans to construct a new 43,000-square-foot residence hall that will house up to 126 students and set aside two floors for versatile common spaces where those across campus can gather.
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Pledging to fulfill the duties of his office “faithfully and with great enthusiasm,” John R. Swallow was formally installed in a ceremony April 21, part of a four-day schedule of events. -
Marilyn Propp, adjunct professor of art, is one of four artists selected to receive the 2018 RAM Artist Fellowship. Concurrent solo exhibitions of each artist’s work will be presented at RAM’s Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, accompanied by a color brochure. -
Carthage faculty announce study tours for J-Term 2019. -
Her credentials include 20 years of experience at prestigious institutions such as Harvard, Boston College, and Tufts. -
The beauty of college? You get to make your own schedule, finding time between classes for studying, homework, and extracurriculars. How should you spend that precious downtime? -
Whether it’s diving into an existing club or taking the lead to create a new one, getting involved in a student organization is a huge part of the Carthage experience.
