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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.

The "Biodiversity, Brains, and Behavior" study tour was an opportunity for adventurous students to study the ecology of a Caribbean coral reef ecosystem while learning about the evolution of nervous systems and behavior.

The Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival bestows Certificates of Merit upon students for truly exceptional elements in a production.

The Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival bestows Certificates of Merit upon students for truly exceptional elements in a production.

The Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival bestows Certificates of Merit upon students for truly exceptional elements in a production.

Lauren Miller '15 presented a poster summarizing her research on knots at the joint annual meeting of the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America in San Antonio.

The Irene Ryan Scholarship Competition provides recognition, honor, and financial assistance to outstanding student performers wishing to pursue further education.

A total of 19 Carthage students participated in internships at regional businesses and nonprofits in fall 2014 through a grant funded by Great Lakes Higher Education Guaranty Corporation.

A total of 870 students have been named to the Carthage College Dean's List for the Fall 2014 semester.

Carthage Mock Trial had four award winners at their second tournament of the season at Lewis University.

To be eligible, an individual must have an overall grade point average of 3.50 or above and must have lettered in their respective sport for that season.

Seventeen student athletes in five fall sports were named to an all-conference team.

Karen Chin was named CCIW "Co-Women's Volleyball Player of the Year."

Carthage setter Karen Chin was named 2014 American Volleyball Coaches Association second-team All-America.

Haleigh McPeek was named the CCIW Women's Tennis Player of the Year.

The following are among the first students in Carthage history to serve on the newly formed Diversity Leadership Council.

Carthage bested 10 teams from the area. In the past 6 1/2 years, Carthage has played FaceOff! 13 times, recording 11 wins and two second-place finishes.

The Lady Reds won the 2014 CCIW Women's Volleyball Tournament.

The Lady Reds won the 2014 regular season CCIW championship.

"Day After Night" was a world premiere adaptation of Anita Diamant's powerful novel, written by Carthage Theatre alum and award--winning playwright Mikaley Osley '14.

The Carthage College Theatre Department opened its 2014-15 main stage season with a production of "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead."

The roster of the 2014 Carthage Women's Soccer team.

The roster of the 2014 Carthage Men's Soccer team.

The roster of the 2014 Carthage Women's Cross Country team.

The roster of the 2014 Carthage Men's Cross Country team.

The roster of the 2014 Carthage Women's Tennis team.