Top Features
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Private aerospace firm Blue Origin will soon launch its New Shepard spacecraft. Viewers will be able to watch a live webcast of the launch on the Blue Origin website. -
All are invited Feb. 18 for a conversation and book signing with the authors of the best-selling book “Our Towns: A 100,000-Mile Journey into the Heart of America.” -
CASE, The Council for Advancement and Support of Education, takes a look into President John Swallow’s first year cultivating campus relationships while making Carthage College home. -
We recap the top stories of a year filled with milestones for the College. -
SilhouetteFX, co-authored by Carthage professor Perry Kivolowitz will receive the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Scientific and Technical Achieve Award. -
Professor Steven Henle intends to work with Carthage students over the next three years to study eye development in zebrafish.
More Carthage News
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Whether you’re hopping on a plane for a J-Term trip or taking advantage of all the J-Term activities on campus, there’s plenty to do this January! -
Carthage Opera Workshop explores the topsy-turvy world of the legendary team of Gilbert and Sullivan. -
Presented by the Carthage studio art majors, this exhibition is one half of a student art exchange with Wisconsin’s Lawrence University. -
Join us at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 26 in the Johnson Arts Center Recital Hall for the Carthage Arts Academy Open House. -
Carthage Activities Board is proud to announce that hip-hop icon T-Pain will perform at Carthage Friday, Feb. 15 in the TARC Field House. -
Carthage Theatre students and faculty returned from the Kennedy Center Region III American Theatre Festival with honors and awards for their work on theatre shows this past year. -
Hear ye, hear ye! Calling all siblings for a medieval adventure! -
The Carthage Music Department has received a $49,000 grant from the Racine Community Foundation in support of Chamber Music at Carthage. -
Join us for a trip to Racine Habitat for Humanity where we will be assisting in demolition, cleaning, and clearing items from a house.
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Yuri Maltsev, professor of economics, was invited to present a report on the “Economic Freedom and Economic Growth: The Role of Entrepreneurship” at the World Liberty Forum, hosted by the Silk Road Foundation of Mongolia in Ulaanbaatar this June.
