Noah Schafer '22 coordinated a fundraiser through the Carthage Association of Nursing Students (CANS) to purchase critically needed items for Hoover Elemenentary.

Professor Janet Levey's Improving Health Outcomes of Population clinical group had a unique opportunity to provide community health nursing teaching and screening services to vulnerable populations during the second 7-week course of the fall term.

Yearly, Carthage College invites the community to celebrate the joy of the holiday season at the annual Carthage Christmas Festival, three performances of readings and music in the A. F. Siebert Chapel. These annual concerts are the College's Christmas gift to the community.

Carthage Theatre saw great success at the annual Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF)! The KCACTF is a national theater program that invites students and faculty members from colleges and universities across the country to present their work and vie for national recognition in excellence. Throughout January and February, artists perform in eight Regional Festivals, and finalists then move on to the National Festival in April.

The College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin announced their all-conference football awards, selecting Drew Neville, Sylvere Campbell, Jalen Dennis, Garrett Warner, and Noel Wright II to the All-CCIW teams.

Carthage College women's soccer student-athletes Morgan Verbeten and Madison Zaleski have been named to the 2021 College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin All-Conference Teams.

On Oct. 21, students from Professor Janet Levey's Improving Health Outcomes for Populations class administered flu shots to the Cudahy community.

The Carthage chapter of the National Society of Leadership & Success (NSLS) just celebrated its first class of inductees. To achieve official induction, members attended Orientation, Leadership Training Day, three Speaker Broadcasts, and three Success Networking Team meetings.

Carthage students started a marketing business to facilitate the sale of residential solar panels.

Johnsburg (Illinois) High School honored Carthage student Dominik Drwila '24 for his assistance at the scene of a car accident last month. He was one of four "hometown heroes" recognized Oct. 8 at halftime of the school's home football game.

On Oct. 9, Professor Melanie Nyhof and psychological science major Shannon Gegare '22, in collaboration with Professor Izak Lattu (Satya Wacana Christian University, Salatiga, Indonesia), presented research at the Peace and Justice Studies Association, and Wisconsin Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies Annual Conference at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

More than 35 Carthage students were selected to conduct research with faculty as part of the 2021 Summer Undergraduate Research Experience.

Holding New Student Orientation activities in person once again, Carthage welcomed a record-setting fall 2021 incoming class.

This fall, Carthage welcomes more than 700 new students who have persevered through trying circumstances to start the next leg of their educational journey.

More than 450 students graduated from Carthage College in the spring of 2021.

More than 450 students graduated from Carthage College in May of 2020.

More than 900 students have been named to the Carthage College dean's list for the spring 2021 semester.

More than 1,000 students have been named to the Carthage College dean's list for the fall 2020 semester.

The Carthage College Environmental Science Department is excited to welcome the Omega Chapter of Kappa Alpha Omicron, an Environmental Honors Society affiliated with the Interdisciplinary Environmental Association.

The following eight physics seniors from Carthage College were elected to Sigma Pi Sigma, the national physics honor society: Celestine Ananda '20, Nicholas Bartel '20, Chance Beaty '20, Adam Biewer '20, Megan Janiak '20, Emmet Katzer '20, Nicholas Poole '20, and Eric Schmitt '20.

Katiann Nelson '22 recently accepted an internship with the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music. The highly competitive internship allows Nelson the opportunity to work with two departments at the Conservatory: Education and Administration.

Three Carthage physics students have been selected across two different NASA locations to participate in summer internships within the agency. NASA internships are highly competitive opportunities with selection rates often as low as 1/1000. These internships are considered gateway opportunities to careers in aerospace. All three students have worked for several years on space technology development projects at Carthage. The three NASA internships are financially supported by the NASA Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium at Carthage.

Planning a career in international development, Georgia Fox '22 will have the chance to hone her linguistic and cultural skills while studying French in Dakar, Senegal with the support of the Boren Scholarship. Fox is the first ever Carthage College student to receive this scholarship.

Six Carthage students received Fulbright fellowships for 2018-19, the most in a single year at the College.

Freshman Jenna Link '22 not only beat her classmates, she also beat the entire state of Wisconsin in the Microsoft Excel Competition. Students who take Intro to Business are required to take the Microsoft Office Excel Specialist Exam. The top possible score is 900. Jenna scored 893. A few months after Jenna completed her exam, she received an interesting letter in the mail. Jenna learned her 893 was the top score in the state and one of the top scores in the country. Also in the letter, there was an invitation from Microsoft for a national competition in Florida.

A team of three mathematics and physics students represented Carthage at SCUDEM (the SIMIODE Challenge Using Differential Equations Modeling), winning the local competition at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater in October 2018.

More than 1,000 students have been named to the Carthage College dean's list for the fall 2017 semester.