The Carthage Theatre Department brought their outstanding cast and crew of “The Genderless Play Experiment” to the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF), an annual national theatre program involving thousands of students from coll...
A large healthcare employer in southern Wisconsin is looking to add an additional Internal Medicine physician to their employed group. The preferred candidate will have an outpatient practice and offer inpatient admissions to his/her patients.
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A large medical center in Wisconsin is looking to add another gastroenterologist to their hospital employed group. Graduating Fellows please apply!
Typical week includes office hours, inpatient rounds, and procedures. There is a call rotation for...
We are thrilled to report that we surpassed our #FirebirdsGiveBack goal to raise $40,000 for Carthage students!
Not only did we exceed our goal, but we also broke our record from last year, raising $71,983! Over 310 donors came together to contri...
Harand Camp of the Theatre Arts, an established musical theater and activities camp for children 7-18, is looking for last-minute Camp Counselors (age 18+) for its 68th Season (June 13 - August 1, 2023). Strong applicants should have previous experie...
Multiple Carthage theatre alumni are participating in “The SpongeBob Musical” at First Stage, a children’s theatre in Milwaukee. Final showings are taking place Friday, March 31 through Sunday, April 2.
Based on the popular television show “SpongeB...
On Feb. 27, students in the Visual Communication class at Carthage experienced a unique and engaging learning session led by alumnus Rich Smith ’09, the current director of the 6th Street Theatre and Over Our Head Players.
Mr. Smith, a theatre majo...
Join a regional healthcare system that has served SE Wisconsin and North Illinois for over 100 years. The ideal candidate will offer inpatient admissions and have an outpatient practice. A typical week would include office hours, rounding on patients...
“Memento Mori,” the latest in Carthage's New Play Initiative. Long known for its artistry, the Carthage theatre program is now drawing notice for contributions that reverberate far beyond the stage.
For its work on “Memento Mori,” an original play ...
The Carthage Theatre Department is making waves again — receiving national attention for its work.
The original play “Memento Mori,” directed by Professor Neil Scharnick ’99, has received two awards from the national committee of the Kennedy Center...
