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The Aspire Program receives national award
Carthage College’s The Aspire Program is honored for its innovative approach to career development by The Career Leadership Collective, a national career services group.
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Presidents forecast vital role for colleges in future workforce
Transformative leaders from Carthage and the Universities of Wisconsin shared insights during “The Future of Education” event on April 18. - Top Stories
Play written at Carthage wins national Rosa Parks Award
“The Kenosha Verbatim Project,” written with support from a SURE grant, has earned the Kennedy Center’s college playwriting award for social justice. - Faculty & Staff Accolades
Prof. Herschel Kruger receives prestigious theatre award
Herschel Kruger, professor of theatre at Carthage, receives Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Region III Gold Medallion award.
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Carthage adds graduate program in product management
Carthage adds Product Management to its growing list of graduate programs. - Stories of Impact
May 11 memorial service planned for Tom Noer
The longtime history professor passed away late last month. All whose lives Prof. Noer touched are invited to attend a memorial service on campus at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 11, in the Jockey rooms of the Todd Wehr Center. - Academics,Top Stories
Carthage introduces healthcare administration major
The new bachelor’s degree program combines coursework and practical experience, equipping students with a well-rounded skill set to manage healthcare facilities, shape healthcare policy, or direct innovative healthcare projects.
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- April 30
TMJ4 MilwaukeeCarthage College wins national award for The Aspire Center
Carthage received the 2024 Career Services Pursuit of Excellence Award in recognition of The Aspire Center’s forward-thinking approach to career development.Read More “Carthage College wins national award for The Aspire Center” - April 30
SBY Business JournalNASA Funds Academic Partnerships for STEM Student Success
Carthage’s research team is one of 13 teams to be awarded during the second round of funding through NASA’s Science Mission Directorate (SMD) Bridge Program.Read More “NASA Funds Academic Partnerships for STEM Student Success” - April 29
WGTDCarthage Play About Jacob Blake Aftermath Wins Kennedy Center Award
Carthage’s production of “Kenosha Verbatim Project,” a play about the 2020 Jacob Blake police shooting in Kenosha, received top honors from the Kennedy Center and the American College Theatre Festival.Read More “Carthage Play About Jacob Blake Aftermath Wins Kennedy Center Award” - April 25
Kenosha NewsBroadway musical “Nine” opens April 26 at Carthage College
Professor Neil Scharnick, director, and Professor Matthew Hougland, music director, talk about the premiere of Carthage’s production of “Nine.”Read More “Broadway musical “Nine” opens April 26 at Carthage College” - April 24
Kenosha NewsSocial Justice Summit scheduled April 27 at Carthage Carthage in Kenosha
Carthage will host its first Social Justice Summit on April 27. The event features a keynote address by historian historian Reggie Jackson.Read More “Social Justice Summit scheduled April 27 at Carthage Carthage in Kenosha” - April 23
The Wisconsin Jewish ChronicleTraded jerseys with Israeli player
Carthage student Ryan Kelly ’27 traded jerseys with Israeli volleyball player Topaz Kemeny during the 15th Pan American Maccabi Games.Read More “Traded jerseys with Israeli player” - April 9
The Journal TimesPianist Einav Yarden playing at Carthage
Einav Yarden, an Israeli pianist based in Berlin, Germany, will perform in a Piano Master Class on April 11.Read More “Pianist Einav Yarden playing at Carthage”
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