News & Events

Carthage cheers on 670 graduates from Class of 2026
Ðǿմ«Ã½ held a variety of events May 22-23 to congratulate its newest bachelor’s and master’s degree recipients during Commencement weekend.
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Alumna Julie Elginer ’95 honored for advocacy in public health
Carthage alumna and UCLA professor Julie (Terhark) Elginer ’95 was honored as a distinguished alumna for advocacy in public health during 2026 Commencement.
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Meet Carthage’s 2025-26 faculty and staff honorees
At a year-end reception May 12, Carthage presented the Distinguished Teaching Award to economics professor Jennifer Clark, the Distinguished Staff Award to public safety director Michael Polzin, and the Quality of Life Person of the Year award to music professor Greg Berg.

Carthage adds bachelor’s degrees in human resources
Ðǿմ«Ã½ has added human resources as a major within its School of Business and Economics.
Events
- Jun22
Last Day to Withdraw from a Summer I Course
- Jul8
Last Day to Add a Summer II Course
- Jul22
Last Day to Drop a Summer II Course
- Aug6
Last Day to Withdraw from a Summer II Course
- Jun22
Last Day to Withdraw from a Summer I Course
- Jul8
Last Day to Add a Summer II Course
- Jul22
Last Day to Drop a Summer II Course
- Aug6
Last Day to Withdraw from a Summer II Course
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Celebrating recipients of the 2026 Aspire Program Intern of the Year Awards
Ðǿմ«Ã½ proudly celebrates the 2026 Aspire Program Intern of the Year and 2026 MACIC Showcase Intern.

Grand opening shows School of Health built for future of care
About 550 industry leaders, community members, students, and alumni joined Carthage on April 23 to celebrate the school’s grand opening. Keynote speaker Steve Serota praised the College’s commitment to well-rounded, compassionate healthcare.

Racine partnership to alleviate special education teacher shortage
Ðǿմ«Ã½ and the Racine Unified School District have established the Racine Initiative for Special Education (RISE), a program designed to address the critical shortage of special education teachers in Racine.

Lorin Bucur ’26 receives Fulbright Teaching Assistantship for Taiwan
Carthage senior Lorin Bucur has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright Teaching Assistantship to spend a year teaching in Taiwan after graduation.
Carthage In The News
- April 24
Wisconsin Public RadioDavid Castillo, assistant professor of education at Carthage, shared his teaching journey during Teach for America’s third annual teacher pathway conference in Milwaukee.
- April 24
Connect MKEProfessor Nancy Reese discusses Carthage’s new School of Health and the College’s commitment to preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals.
- March 7
Kenosha NewsÐǿմ«Ã½ President John Swallow was named the board president of the Mary Lou and Arthur F. Mahone Foundation.
- November 10
WGTD’s Morning ShowProfessor James Ripley talks about the Carthage Wind Orchestra’s concert and fall tour featuring a musical accompaniment to the silent film “Sherlock, Jr.”
