News & Events

Professor Liza Franklin talks about Carthage’s new graduate program in product management.

Professor Ed Kawakami was the guest conductor for the Kenosha Unified School District’s 62nd annual Orchestra Festival.

Carthage students graduate from the 2024-25 Scholars Transforming Through Research Advocacy Program.

Professor Thomas Carr, poet laureate of Racine, is running a new “dinosaurs for poets” program.

The musical “Life is a Dream,” directed by Professor Neil Scharnick, premieres at Carthage Friday, Feb. 21, in the Wartburg Theatre.

Debra Minsky-Kelly, assistant professor of social work and director of field education, is providing support for the mental health podcast “Wish You Knew.”

Professors Jeffrey Roberg and Marabel Morales Martinez talk about the 2025 J-Term study tour they led in Cuba.

Mariano Talamantez, a current high school senior preparing to play football at Carthage in 2025, was awarded the NFL Latino Youth Honors award.

Erin Weber, assistant professor of chemistry, has received nearly half a million dollars to study a virus that affects up to 80 percent of the world’s potato crops.

Carthage faculty members talk about the College’s upcoming Soviet-Era Arts Symposium and how they are participating in the events.

Ashley Hanson, Carthage’s vice president for enrollment, discusses the difficulties with last year’s FAFSA process and her optimism for the 2025-26 process.

Carthage President John Swallow was recently named one of Wisconsin’s most influential education leaders.

Nancy Reese, Carthage’s director of nursing, was honored as a healthcare leader for helping expand the College’s nursing program.

Willow Newell ’25, musical theatre major, was crowned Miss Racine 2025 on Nov. 2.

Anthony Barnhart, associate professor of psychological science and magic enthusiast, discusses how magicians use science to trick our minds.