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The Carthage community celebrated student achievements during the 2026 Celebration of Scholars.

Some lesser-known areas of study, like criminal justice or computer science, are great majors that can provide fulfilling and successful careers.

In the Applied Projects in Geographic Information Science course, students work on projects that help them practice and strengthen their skills in mapping, spatial analysis, and web GIS. 

Geospatial science student Josh Maraldo ’26 and alumna Ava Beyers ’25 are co-authors of a published research article in the academic journal Polar Science.

ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ and Michigan Technological University (Michigan Tech) launched the Graduate Education Fellowship Program.

Geospatial science seniors majoring in GIS and/or geoscience published their capstone senior thesis research.

Hailey Hays ’26 and Jenna Gunnink ’27 presented their SURE research at the annual meeting of the West Lakes Division of the Association of American Geographers.

This summer, ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ hosted the Racine Family YMCA’s Young Leaders Academy (YLA) Summer Session.

Carthage Faculty Innovation Grants has funded a collaborative project by geographic information science, geoscience, and computer science faculty and students.

Grace Condit ’23, a geographic information science (GIS) and environmental science double major, won the Wisconsin Land Information Association’s Damon Anderson Memorial Scholarship.

Thanks to our new weather station on the roof of the Science Center, you can see the current temperature, wind speed, humidity, and more.

The Geospatial Science Department utilized their small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS or drones) to capture footage of the Carthage shoreline.