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Augie Schmidt IV to retire as Carthage baseball head coach after 2025 season
Augie Schmidt IV announced he will retire from the Carthage baseball program after the 2025 season. Assistant coach John Lequia ’09 will succeed Schmidt as head coach.
- Community,Events
Local professionals invited to business graduate programs networking event
This free event will showcase graduate business programs designed to help busy professionals advance their careers across a variety of industries.
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Theatre with impact: Carthage wins two national awards
The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KC/ACTF) recognized Carthage’s Verbatim Theatre and New Play Initiative programs as distinguished theatre projects.
- Community,Events
Local teachers and future educators invited to free Happy Hour and Networking Event Nov. 12
Meet fellow educators, enjoy complimentary appetizers and beverages, and discover how you can accelerate and advance your career through various educational pathways.
Featured Stories
Community embraces new Firebirds in Carthage-Bound program
This year, 49 new Firebirds football and men’s soccer players took part in the Carthage-Bound pre-orientation program, building the self-confidence and support networks they’ll need to excel in college.
- Events
Google Chief Strategist Neil Hoyne to visit campus Oct. 10
Neil Hoyne, chief strategist at Google, will give a presentation at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 10, in the Campbell Student Union Auditorium!
- Innovation
Carthage conference explores new trends in sports management
More than 300 people registered for the second annual Spotlight on Sports conference, which took place on campus Sept. 20.
Carthage In The News
- September 26
SportsCenterSportsCenter Top 10 Sports Highlights Plays — Sept. 26, 2024
Read More “SportsCenter Top 10 Sports Highlights Plays — Sept. 26, 2024”The women’s volleyball game against North Central on Sept. 25 was the number one feature in the SportsCenter’s Top 10 Highlights as Jenna Damon ’26 made an incredible bicycle kick.
- September 21
Kenosha NewsMarie Sarantakis inducted into Wilmot Union High School Hall of Fame
Read More “Marie Sarantakis inducted into Wilmot Union High School Hall of Fame”Marie Sarantakis ’11, Carthage philosophy and political science major, was recognized in the Wilmot Union High Schoall Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on Sept. 19.
- September 18
CBS 58Eye on AI: Filmmaking
Read More “Eye on AI: Filmmaking”Carthage graduate Max Kellerhals ’23, discusses the use of AI in filmmaking.
- September 17
Milwaukee Journal SentinelThese are the best colleges in Wisconsin, according to the Wall Street Journal
Read More “These are the best colleges in Wisconsin, according to the Wall Street Journal”Carthage is listed among the top ten best colleges in Wisconsin, with rankings in multiple other categories.
- September 9
Kenosha NewsCarthage students selected for global leadership conference
Read More “Carthage students selected for global leadership conference”Thomas Connolly ’27 and Philip Rizzitano ’26 have been selected to attend the annual global Knights of Columbus Leadership Conference in New Haven, Connecticut.
- September 5
Kenosha NewsCarthage recital honors Broadway shows from 1949
Read More “Carthage recital honors Broadway shows from 1949”On Sept. 8, Professor Greg Berg will perform a recital featuring four musicals that debuted 75 years ago, in 1949.
- September 2
WGTD’s Morning ShowStrong New Student Enrollment at Carthage
Read More “Strong New Student Enrollment at Carthage”Carthage President John Swallow discusses the factors leading to strong enrollment at the College.
- 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 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.
- July 28
Kenosha NewsBraver Angels holds presidential debate watch party at Carthage College in Kenosha
The Braver Angels held a watch party for the debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump at Carthage.Read More “Braver Angels holds presidential debate watch party at Carthage College in Kenosha” - July 22
Jack Miller CenterAn interview with Professor Thomas Powers
Thomas Powers, professor of political science, discusses his new book: “American Multiculturalism and the Anti-Discrimination Regime: The Challenge to Liberal Pluralism.”Read More “An interview with Professor Thomas Powers”
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