Lyric soprano Nicole Cabell visits Carthage to perform and meet with students. J-Term 2010: Students explore new subjects on campus and around the world.Carthage presents the works of Diederich Kortlang Oct. 22-Nov. 21.Carthaginians find "New Horizons" after J-Term in Guatemala.Character Quest, an adventure-based learning program, develops leadership and teamwork skills.Graduate thrilled to capture Fulbright Scholarship.

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Bestselling author
presents travelogue

Carthage welcomes Dario Castagno, author of “Too Much Tuscan Sun," on Nov. 8.  More...

"Lysistrata" on stage
Nov. 6-14

A comic account of one woman's extraordinary mission to end The Peloponnesian War. More...

'A Creation of Importance'

H.F. Johnson Gallery of Art features work of Diederich Kortlang Oct. 22-Nov. 21. More...

Dinosaur expert helps identify new species

Biology professor Thomas Carr has co-authored a paper about Alioramus altai. More...

Ying Quartet performs Nov. 13

Chamber Music Series presents award-winning quartet.  More...

'Joy! A Festival of Readings and Carols'

Carthage celebrates the holidays with annual Christmas festival Dec. 4-6. More...

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