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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. - Alumni News
Abigail Trch ’23 awarded Fulbright fellowship
Abigail Trch ’23 of Algonquin, Illinois, has been awarded a highly competitive Fulbright fellowship to Taiwan for the 2024-25 year. - Community,Top Stories
Carthage welcomes campus pastor Adam Miller-Stubbendick
Carthage is thrilled to announce the appointment of the Rev. Adam Miller-Stubbendick as our new campus pastor.
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Carthage hosts Braver Angels National Convention
Braver Angels met on campus in June to engage in dialogue on tough political topics.
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Carthage salutes more than 600 graduates in Class of 2024
The weekend-long Commencement festivities took place on campus May 17-19, including a large group celebration and a uniquely Carthage red carpet procession. - Events
Golf outing raises over $80,000 for Carthage Athletics
The 49th annual Carthage Athletics golf outing raised more than $80,000 on June 24 at The Club at Strawberry Creek, with 136 golfers supporting Carthage’s 28 varsity programs.
Carthage In The News
- 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” - June 29
DeseretNewsWhy political disagreements are healthy, essential for a strong nation
Braver Angels welcomed hundreds people to their fourth national conference, held at Carthage College. The gathering included discussions, film displays, and more.Read More “Why political disagreements are healthy, essential for a strong nation” - June 20
WMTV 15 News2024 Miss Wisconsin competition kicks off first round of preliminary winners
Willow Newell ’25, Miss Great Lakes 2024, tied for top honors in the Evening Wear preliminary round in the 2024 Miss Wisconsin competition.Read More “2024 Miss Wisconsin competition kicks off first round of preliminary winners” - May 29
Kenosha NewsCarthage College sets business camps for high-schoolers
Carthage’s School of Business and Economics is hosting two camps for high school students this summer.Read More “Carthage College sets business camps for high-schoolers” - May 29
Lake Geneva Regional NewsNew Carthage College product management programs support local manufacturing
Carthage recently launched a new certificate and master’s degree program in product management to help support the growing manufacturing industry in Southeastern Wisconsin.Read More “New Carthage College product management programs support local manufacturing” - May 18
Kenosha NewsCarthage College hosts commencement ceremony for hundreds of graduates Friday
Carthage celebrated the Class of 2024 during a Commencement Ceremony on May 17. The ceremony included a procession, a choral and band performance, and guest speakers.Read More “Carthage College hosts commencement ceremony for hundreds of graduates Friday”
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