News & Events

Carthage graduate Drew Sword ’07, a teacher at Horlick in Racine, won the John Thompson Exemplary Leadership Award at this year’s National Career Academy Coalition conference.

Carthage music professor Greg Berg is participating in multiple community music events this holiday season, including the Kenosha Pops Concert, “The Bergs’ Christmas Special” at the Racine Theatre Guild, and more.

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.

Professor Joseph Tenuta shares his story and talks about why he wrote the business book “The Starting BluPrnt.”

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

Carthage professors Maggie Burk and Matthew Hougland provide a preview of the 150th Annual Carthage Christmas Festival, “Glory in the Highest!”

Carissa Kiehl ’25 was one of 17 undergraduate students who participated in the Open Quantum Initiative (OQI) Undergraduate Fellowship.

Art Cyr, professor of political science at Carthage, provides his analysis of current events and issues.

Carthage created a video in English and Spanish for students and families to help them through the FAFSA process. 

Fatih Harpci, professor of religion at Carthage, will teach a course about Judaism and Islam to interested community members for the second year in a row.

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

Head Carthage Baseball Coach Augie Schmidt talks about his nephew, Gavin Lux, who won the 2024 World Series with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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

Lauren Klump ’25, president of the Carthage Swifties student org, talks about how the Carthage Swifties club brings students together.