Carthage presents the annual Christmas Festival Dec. 3-5. "The Marvelous Toys and Fabulous Things Show" Dec. 1-17.Christmas music CD provides better life for Namibian youngsters.Carthage student conducts high altitude balloon research. Watch the video.Freshman from Kenya achieving her dream.Biology student Bri Birsa, '11, awarded grant for bat research.

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Carthage team takes top prize in math competition

Students celebrated their fifth consecutive victory at Face Off!, a mathematics quiz show held at the Fall 2010 Pi Mu Epsilon conference. more...

Student conducts high altitude balloon research

Physics major Stephanie Finnvik, '12, was one of six students in the state selected to participate in the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium's 2010 Elijah High Altitude Balloon Research Program. more...

Students present research at Midstates Consortium events

Twenty-six Carthage students participate in the 2010 Undergraduate Research Symposia, presenting their research in the biological, psychological, physical and environmental sciences.  more...

Chemistry students recognized

Kristen Jones, '11, and Dan Noffke, '11, took second place in a poster competition Oct. 22. Their research was conducted with Prof. Christine Blaine. more...

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Carthage is a private college of the liberal arts and sciences, affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Located midway between Chicago and Milwaukee, Carthage's picturesque campus on the Lake Michigan shore is home to approximately 2,500 full-time and 900 part-time students. more...

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