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.

Students in Professor Janet Levey's Nursing Practice V: Improving Health Outcomes of Populations clinical course conducted health screenings and teachings for three groups of West Allis Central High School students.

This award recognizes a student for their outstanding leadership and contributions to community service or service learning on campus and/or within the Kenosha community.

ONE at Carthage has once again won a national competition. This is the second national win for the organization, a grassroots advocacy and campaigning organization that works to fight extreme poverty and preventable disease around the world.

Members of Carthage College's Habitat for Humanity helped build two houses in Albany, Ga. over spring break.

The ONE Campus Challenge Student Advisory Board is a national committee comprised of top student advocates from around the country. These advocates were brought to Washington, D.C., during the summer of 2013 to help plan for the seventh season of the ONE Campus Challenge and also serve in an advisory position for the 2013-2014 school year.

Last year ONE at Carthage finished in third place in the ONE Campus Challenge, a nationwide competition to mobilize students to raise awareness about poverty, hunger, and preventable disease in developing countries through letter-writing and other awareness campaigns. This year, the student organization finished first in the competition. ONE is a national grassroots advocacy and campaigning organization that works to fight extreme poverty and preventable disease around the world.