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On April 9, the Carthage Japanese Cultural Festival brought vibrant energy and cultural celebration to the Todd Wehr Center.

On Feb. 28, Mr. Yuya Murata, consul and director of the Japan Information Center at the Consulate-General of Japan in Chicago, visited the Carthage campus.

On Feb. 28, Carthage Japanese students participated in the Japanese Speech Contest at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee and received several awards.

Students in the Chinese and Japanese Culture through Calligraphy course successfully completed their final projects by the end of the fall semester.

Japanese major Julia Garner ’28 served as the interpreter for Masashi Mizobuchi, the Consul-General of Japan in Chicago.

Sponsored by the Department of Modern Languages, the annual Carthage Japanese Cultural Festival was successfully held on April 9.

Carthage alumni are using AI modeling to enhance life support systems on the International Space Station, assist mission control, and support other aspects of space exploration.

Carthage’s Japanese students participated in the Japanese Speech and Recitation Contest at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on March 1.

The annual Carthage Japanese Cultural Festival, held this year on Nov. 9, was another big success!

Carthage students won prizes at the Japanese Speech and Recitation Contest, a joint event hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ on March 3.

Over 70 students, parents, and professors attended the Japanese Cultural Festival. Japanese students performed J-pop songs, dances, Kabuki, and more.

APACC celebrated the Thai New Year, Songkran, and welcomes the beginning of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month on April 29, at the TARC pool.

Japanese students of Carthage won prizes at the Annual Japanese Speech and Recitation Contest on March 4.