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Temporary Campus Drive Closure
Due to the installation of the new HVAC systems via crane, entry to Lentz Hall will be limited and a portion of Campus Drive will be shutdown. from 7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. more...
Updated COVID-19 move-out procedures

Many states including Wisconsin have extended their "stay at home" orders, and federal social distancing guidelines have been extended to April 30. For this reason, we are pushing back our mandatory move-out to May 1-3 and are offering optional move-out dates April 14-17.
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Virtual yoga with Active Minds Monday
Join Active Minds at 7 p.m. Monday, April 6 for virtual yoga with certified instructor Alexandria Naber '23! more...
Apply for scholarships at home
While you're staying home saving lives, apply for these scholarships! more...
Yana Astter ’21 is the first Carthage student selected as a Goldwater Scholar
The prestigious award recognizes outstanding potential in scientific research. more...
Imagine Fulbright: Congratulations to Anesce Dremen ‘17 on selection for Fulbright Fellowship in India

Alumna Anesce Dremen '17 has been chosen as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant for the 2020-21 academic year.
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Carthage’s Nursing Department donates to local healthcare facilities
Amid a critical need for medical items during the evolving COVID-19 outbreak, Carthage's Nursing Department recently donated hundreds of medical supplies and medical equipment to area healthcare facilities. more...
Words of encouragement from faculty and staff
Carthage faculty and staff share messages of encouragement to students who are learning from home. more...
Remote classes begin and will continue for the remainder of spring semester
A letter from Carthage College President John Swallow: Based on the latest directives from public health authorities — including an indefinite statewide ban on gatherings of 10 or more people — and our overriding determination to protect the campus community, we've made the difficult decision to continue remote instruction for the rest of the spring semester. more...
Carthage’s response to COVID-19: FAQs

As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve rapidly, Carthage College has decided to extend our spring break for one week (March 16-20) and move to virtual instruction beginning on Monday, March 23. Virtual teaching and learning will continue through at least Thursday, April 9. Visit our FAQ page to find answers to questions you have regarding Carthage's response to COVID-19.
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Carthage launches Lincoln Forum for Liberal Arts
Funding from the Jack Miller Center, along with the Uihlein and Creigh family foundations, supports new and enhanced programs focused on foundational texts. more...
New program lets practicing nurses complete BSN
Applications are now being accepted for Carthage's new RN-to-BSN Program, which is designed for working nurses to complete their studies in as few as 21 months. more...
#MyJobInSixPics: Legal Reality Show
Carthage graduates are successful NASA engineers, doctors, lawyers, professors, designers, researchers, actors, and entrepreneurs. We've challenged our alumni to share six pics from their workplaces, to show exactly how achievable your dream career is when you aspire like a Carthaginian. more...
Carthage’s BDI program offers valuable degree in just 10 months
Seniors, looking for your next step after graduation? Consider staying at Carthage for just one more year and earning your master's degree. The Business Design and Innovation (BDI) program offers a unique opportunity for you to obtain a valuable master's degree in less than one year, giving you a competitive advantage as you enter the workforce. more...