The Center for Student Success is accepting applications for peer coaches for the 2024-25 school year!
Peer coaches at Carthage are full-time undergraduate students who are assigned to a section of the College Success Seminar (CSS). CSS is a semina...
Seven Model United Nations (MUN) students, accompanied by Professor Jeffrey Roberg, traveled to London, England to compete in the London International Model United Nations conference on Feb. 20-26.
MUN students and Prof. Roberg in front of Buckingh...
Housing selection for the 2024-25 academic year takes place Tuesday, April 9 through Thursday, April 11.
The Office of Residential Life is excited to hold its housing selection process, which allows students to select a roommate, explore options, a...
The MyCarthage Instagram account is a chance for students to share the views of their daily life. A different Carthage student takes control every week.
Before we move on to who is running the MyCarthage Instagram account this week, let’s check o...
On March 1, several Carthage students of the Japanese program participated in the Japanese Speech and Recitation Contest at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Participants:
Shahrazad Shahin ’26
Sabrina Moskow ’25
Autumn Heide ’26
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Music education student Shawn Runningen ’25 will present a recital called “Unstoppable” at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 21, in the H. F. Johnson Recital Hall.
This recital will focus on the progress Shawn, tenor, has made throughout his time at Cartha...
23 rockets took to the sky during Carthage’s 14th annual First Nations Launch (FNL) on April 28-29.
The NASA-sponsored program offers tribal colleges and student members of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) the opportunity...
Grace Chapa ’24 won this year’s Miss Kenosha Scholarship Competition, continuing the legacy of Carthage students who have claimed the title.
Credit: Sam Vaughn Photography and Stephanie from Bird of Paradox Studios As Miss Kenosha 2024, Grace follo...
The Office of Marketing and Communications invited students to submit entries to the 2024 J-Term Photo/Video Contest. Entries captured a wide variety of experiences students enjoyed during J-Term. With nearly 50 submissions to the contest, we are exc...
Carthage students have the rare opportunity to study gravitational waves under the tutelage of Jean Quashnock, professor of physics and astronomy.
Prof. Jean Quashnock Prof. Quashnock, commonly referred to as “Q” among students, leads a small group ...
