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Carthage welcomes robust fall 2024 class
In late August, Carthage rolled out the welcome mat for more than 900 new students, putting it on pace to match the record-setting 2023 incoming class.
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Find out what’s new on campus this fall
From the renovated bookstore to the Nursing Department’s Virtual Reality Lab, it was a busy summer at Carthage!
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Bears president to highlight Carthage sports management conference
Carthage will host the second annual Spotlight on Sports conference Friday, Sept. 20, featuring a keynote presentation from Chicago Bears president Kevin Warren.
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Carthage professor’s research aids in conservation of rare ape
Over the past two years, Professor Angela Dassow has worked on research funded through the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium to conduct a conservation-based study on Cao-Vit gibbons in northern Vietnam.
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Pastor’s daughter pledges $1.5 million to Carthage for distinguished professorship
The daughter of a highly respected retired Kenosha pastor has pledged $1.5 million to establish a new Carthage professorship in his honor. - Innovation,Research,Top Stories
Internship funding opens pipeline to NASA
NASA has awarded Professor Kevin Crosby $300,000 in seed funding to build a new research and internship program for Carthage students. 10 high-paying majors you may not know about
Some lesser-known areas of study, like criminal justice or computer science, are great majors that many students don’t know much about, but can provide fulfilling and successful careers.
Carthage In The News
- September 2
Daily HeraldCollege Achievers: Provenzano earns national American Legion award
Read More “College Achievers: Provenzano earns national American Legion award”Dylan Provenzano ’27 was honored as the 2023 Legion Baseball All-Academic Team Captain at the American Legion’s 105th National Convention in New Orleans.
- August 24
TMJ4 MilwaukeeBehind the microphone: Racine teen turning love of football into career
Read More “Behind the microphone: Racine teen turning love of football into career”Andrew Czysz, Jr. ’27, who is studying broadcast journalism at Carthage, accepted a job as the official PA announcer for Horlick Football.
- August 20
Williamson HeraldPhysician assistants to join Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee
Read More “Physician assistants to join Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee”Kristin Orban ’16, who majored in biology at Carthage, was hired as a physician assistant at the Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee.
- August 6
Shorewood School DistrictShorewood Students Participate in Week-Long Program at Carthage College
Read More “Shorewood Students Participate in Week-Long Program at Carthage College”Shorewood High School students attended a program at Carthage over the summer as part of the African American Youth Initiative.
- July 31
AB NewswireFlower Wang: The Chinese Star Conquering American Musical Theatre from “9 to 5: The Musical” and Beyond
Read More “Flower Wang: The Chinese Star Conquering American Musical Theatre from “9 to 5: The Musical” and Beyond”Fangyiduo (Flower) Wang M.M. ’23 stars in the Metropolis Performing Arts Centre’s production of “9 to 5: The Musical.”
- July 29
FOX6 NewsAvoid summer dental emergencies; dentist weighs in
Read More “Avoid summer dental emergencies; dentist weighs in”Katie Satula ’11, who graduated from Carthage with degrees in neuroscience and biology, is owner of Satula Family Dental, LLC. Hear her advice on dental emergencies.
- July 28
Racine Journal TimesDemske excited to lead Racine Public Library into the future
Read More “Demske excited to lead Racine Public Library into the future”Nick Demske ’06, who graduated from Carthage with a bachelor’s degree in English with an emphasis in creative writing, is now the executive director of the Racine Public Library.
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