Carthage College

Was named second team all conference in men's lacrosse.

Was named first team all conference in men's lacrosse.

Carthage held the fifth annual Celebration of Scholars event on Friday, April 24, 2015. Celebration of Scholars is a poster exhibition that features original research, scholarship, and creative work completed by Carthage students.

Eighteen Carthage students were selected to present their original research or scholarship at NCUR, held on the campus of Eastern Washington University in Cheney and Spokane, Washington.

Professor Eduardo Garcia-Novelli, director of choral activities, and four Carthage students performed at Carnegie Hall in New York.

The Wisconsin Conservatory of Music provides musical experiences and training to students aged four months through senior citizens. The conservatory aims to provide enriching cultural experiences and the best musical education to adult and child performers alike.

The English Department is happy to announce the winners of this year's Stratford Shakespeare Festival Scholarship Competition!

Two track athletes have earned the CCIW/Jack Swartz All-Academic Award

2nd team All-Conference basketball player.

Five Carthage students were awarded Fulbright fellowships to engage in research, teach the English language, and share American culture. The Fulbright U.S. Student Program, sponsored by the Department of State, is the premier program of cultural ambassadorship for American students and young scholars.

The DREAM Conference focuses on active responses to intolerance in many forms, including bigotry, bullying, discrimination, and violence. Students from all fields were invited to address the theme "Experiences, Challenges and Learning from a Place of Difference." Students have submitted academic papers, projects focused on activism, and works of art. Projects may address the theme within the United States or in any region throughout the world.

The Eastern Economic Association is a not-for-profit corporation whose object is to promote educational and scholarly exchange on economic affairs.

The roster of the 2014-2015 Carthage Men's Swim Team.

The roster of the 2014-2015 Carthage Men's Basketball Team.

The roster of the 2014-2015 Carthage Women's Basketball Team.

The roster of the 2015 Carthage Men's Volleyball Team.

The roster of the 2014-2015 Carthage Women's Swim Team.

The roster of the 2015 Carthage Women's Water Polo team.

Stephen Hobe was recently accepted into the Young Artist Program of La Musica Lirica in Italy.

Art Jewelry magazine featured an in-depth article about the Carthage College Polymer Clay course from Spring 2014 and features student work in its March 2015 issue.

Enrolled at Carthage College and joined the Carthage family.

"International Business and Marketing and Cultural Analysis of Sweden" focused on international business and marketing in Sweden, the largest Scandinavian country.

The "Filming Culture: Explorations Beyond Tourism" study tour explored experiential learning in cultural studies and filmmaking through on-campus classes, followed by a study tour.

The "Paris: A Capital Experience" study tour took students to Paris for two weeks where they studied Parisian life while touring the city.

"A Journey of Senses in Spain: Music and Cultural Heritage" was a study and performance tour of the Carthage College Choir. Students examined Spain's cultural heritage and the distinct differences between the autonomous regions: their different historical influences, artistic styles, official languages, celebrations and separatist ambitions.

Religion and Society in Modern India" was a three-week study tour where students encountered three contemporary Indian religious communities: Hindus, Muslims, and Sikhs. Students examined the life and interactions of these three groups and analyzed how these interactions have been (and continue to be) shaped by their historical and cultural context.

"The Economics and Science of Rural Development in Guatemala" took students to Guatemala to study rural development practices. Students considered how the sustainability of economic progress depends on its impact on natural systems and on the effectiveness of social institutions that mediate conflicts between the desire for immediate economic gains and the need to protect the natural systems on which long-term economic progress depends.

Students on the "Economics and Business in Southern Africa" study tour explored a stunning variety of spectacular natural environments, exotic wildlife, historic townships, uniquely sophisticated cities, world-renowned cuisine, and very lively and diverse cultures. On the tour, students visited South Africa, Botswana, and Kingdom of Lesotho and met with famous economists, businessmen, writers, and artists.

"Tropical Ecology of Costa Rica" took students to different sites in Costa Rica to hike, explore, and research the country's incredibly rich natural resources. Students visited research stations, wildlife preserves, and communities to learn about and contribute to the country's conservation efforts.

"Biology and Geography of Nicaragua" focused on how physical geographic factors and human intervention have affected the flora and fauna of the world's largest freshwater tropical island.