Carroll to honor veterans 10/23/2020 In celebration of Veterans Day, Carroll will offer special perks for veterans in honor of their service.
Alumna Fisher-Bonvallet named board member 10/22/2020 Carroll University has named alumna Laura Fisher-Bonvallet '72 to its 25-member Board of Trustees.
Pact Allows Carroll Students to Earn Platteville Degrees Online 10/21/2020 A new agreement between Carroll University and the University of Wisconsin-Platteville will allow southeast Wisconsin students to earn Bachelor of Science degrees in mechanical and electrical engineering without ever leaving home. Carroll students will complete UW-Platteville engineering courses in an online format along with hands-on labs through UW-Platteville Engineering Partnerships (UW-PEP).
Theatre Program produces multimedia, world premiere of ROMEO+JULIET 10/12/2020 This Fall, the Carroll University Theatre Program and Carroll Players, under the Direction of Professor Jennifer Dobby, will premiere a multimedia musical experience, ROMEO + JULIET (A COVER).
Celebrate National Physician Assistant Week 10/2/2020 National Physician Assistant Week, Oct. 6-12, is a time to recognize the physician assistant profession and its contribution to the nation’s health.
Wynn named VP for Marketing and Communications 10/1/2020 Carroll University has named Tiffany Wynn as its new vice president for marketing and communications.
Carroll University zooms up U.S. News & World Report ranking list 9/15/2020 Year after year, Carroll University appears on numerous lists of the best colleges and universities in the country. For U.S. News & World Report’s 2021 annual college rankings, Carroll University advanced 16 spaces to No. 28 in Best Value Schools, and shot up 27 spaces to #39 on Best Regional Universities Midwest.
Celebrating 100 Years of Women's Suffrage 8/19/2020 On Aug. 26, 1920, the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution was certified as law— prohibiting the states and the federal government from denying the right to vote to citizens of the United States on the basis of sex. The 19th Amendment was the result of a lengthy suffrage movement in the U.S., spearheaded by women such as Theodora Youmans, an 1885 Carroll graduate.
Thank You, Donors! 8/3/2020 As we reflect on our past fiscal year, we thank you for your financial support investing in our campus and our talented students. Every gift makes a difference—thank you!
Carroll strengthens diversity, equity, inclusion efforts on campus 8/2/2020 President Cindy Gnadinger’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion for the campus community has rapidly grown initiatives since she took over leadership of the university in 2017 while also energizing DEI efforts already in place at Carroll.
Carroll, Waukesha Free Clinic Celebrate Partnership with Facility Ribbon Cutting 7/31/2020 Carroll University and Waukesha Free Clinic supporters celebrated their partnership and the dedication of the Carroll University Health Services building on July 31.
School of Business Accepted into Premier Global Business Management Organization 7/16/2020 The Carroll University School of Business has been granted membership by the EFMD, a globally recognized membership organization and accrediting body for business schools, business school programs and corporate universities. Carroll’s School of Business is the only institution of higher learning in Wisconsin to earn this distinction.
Contact Tracing Training Program Launched 7/15/2020 Carroll University and Waukesha County have announced a partnership that will enhance efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19 through a new contact investigator training badge program. The program, administered by Carroll University, will significantly increase the number of active contact investigators in Waukesha County and allow county staff who have been aiding in contact tracing return to normal duties.
Finding Promise in a pandemic 7/6/2020 Promise Bruce ’10 worked since the age of 16 and never knew the feeling as an adult of what it was like to be without a job until he was suddenly laid off. The job loss hit just before the pandemic of 2020—with 1,100 jobs cut by his employer in a round of layoffs—but the lockdown added to the strain of what he might do next. His first step: Talk to mom. Her advice was simple but solid.
A Q&A With Dr. Howard Fuller '62 7/6/2020 Dr. Howard Fuller’s ’62 many contributions to civil rights and advocacy during his lifetime might be traced to the day he decided while studying social work at Western Reserve University in Ohio to not just read about change but to be about change. He reflects on his lifetime of advocacy while offering insights into the civil rights protests of 2020.
New School of Education and Human Services Announced 7/1/2020 Carroll University has announced the launch of a new School of Education and Human Services, effective July 1, 2020. Dr. Kathy Kramer has been named interim dean.
New Online MBA Program Offered 6/23/2020 Students now can experience that same quality MBA education, completely online, with the same superior faculty and small classes that are a hallmark of the Carroll experience. With classes starting every eight weeks, the online program offers maximum flexibility, letting students begin their studies and continue their education at their own pace.
Shelter Dog Training Course 'Graduates' First Class 6/18/2020 Pioneer pups ace finals and head to their forever homes.
Alumna Helps Bring Japan to Students 6/10/2020 Prof. Dan Becker's cross-cultural experience trip was grounded by the COVID-19 pandemic, but he still wanted to a meaningful cultural education to his students, from his own home to theirs. Alumna Marissa Garetto '17 stepped up to help.
CU in the Workplace | Sarah Jensen '14, M.Ed. '18 6/4/2020 After a youth choir performance in Shattuck as an eighth grader, Sarah Jensen ’14, M.Ed. ’18, knew she was destined to attend Carroll University to pursue her life-long plan of becoming an educator. Sarah earned both a bachelor’s and master’s degrees in education from Carroll.
Alumni share talents in virtual events 6/4/2020 Carroll launched a series of virtual classes and performances to connect with alumni and friends during the 2020 pandemic lockdown. Audiences have responded well and the university's alumni team is looking for others interested in sharing their skills and talents.
Senior shares a snapshot of final Carroll days during pandemic 6/3/2020 Emily Gaggioli '20, who worked with the Office of Alumni Engagement to develop a student-driven video series called "CU in 60," shares her perspective of living out her final student days during a pandemic.
Alumna produces 1,260 masks during pandemic 6/3/2020 Alumna Phyllis Tubesing created 1,260 protective masks for her neighbors during the COVID-19 pandemic. Not always wanting to accept the free offering, they, in turn, provided her money and she donated it all—$1,203—to The Hunger Task Force.
Two Alumnae Learn Virtual Teaching Together 6/3/2020 This spring, two Carroll alumnae were quickly launched into the era of virtual teaching. Maria Franke '20, and Sydney Kennedy ’14, ’18, were supposed to work side by side this with second-grade special education students, but that experience was cut short in March by the COVID-19 pandemic.
An Open Letter From President Gnadinger 6/1/2020 We are saddened and angered by George Floyd’s senseless and violent death after being detained by Minneapolis police. Mr. Floyd’s murder is another heartbreaking and demoralizing example of how systemic racism and violence shatter lives in our nation. Such racism and violence are unacceptable.
Launch Your Career in Milwaukee, Says LinkedIn 5/26/2020 A recent analysis by LinkedIn’s Economic Graph team spotlighted Milwaukee, Wisconsin for being especially well-suited for new grads—and anyone else looking to kick-start their career.
2020 National Service Project Most Successful Ever 5/15/2020 Our 2020 National Service Project food drive raised 232,347 meals—nearly quadrupling our original 60,000 goal.
Faculty, Staff and Alumni Share Well Wishes with 2020 Grads 5/13/2020 Professors expressed their pride at being part of their students’ amazing Carroll journey and assured them great things were just around the corner. Alumni young and old welcomed class members into the family and encouraged grads to stay in touch with each other and the university. There were even virtual “knucks” as one staffer offered up a fist bump to the camera.
A Pioneered History Podcast: Lucius Nieman 5/13/2020 Emily Gaggioli '20, explored part of Carroll's history to produce a limited series of podcasts featuring some of our notable alumni. In this episode of "A Pioneered History," hear the story of alumnus Lucius Nieman, who attended Carroll for a short time before becoming founder of The Milwaukee Journal.
Commencement speaker says graduates are trained for life's adjustments 5/10/2020 Dr. Barbara Horner-Ibler '80 delivered Carroll's 2020 Commencement keynote address, sharing with graduates that they have learned through their college experience and living through a pandemic how to tackle life's adjustments and are now "prepared for whatever life brings."
Class of 2020 shows off their graduation caps 5/8/2020 Each year we ask our graduating class to decorate their graduation caps, and the Class of 2020 rose to the occasion like we knew they would. Our graduates certainly faced a final semester and commencement that they'll never forget, but their creativity and perseverance shines bright.
CU in the Workplace | Ann Laatsch '88 5/1/2020 With a multi-generation family legacy paving her path to study at Carroll, Ann Laatsch ’88, is able to use her background in advocacy and law to inform her current work as the Justice System Coordinator for the National Clearinghouse for Abuse in Later Life (NCALL), a project of End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin.
Carroll Players Perform Virtual Musical Theater 5/1/2020 See Carroll University students, alumni and professionals perform numbers from Carroll Players’ recent productions of “Rent,” “Next to Normal.” “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat” and “Spring Awakening.” There’s also a sneak peek at “Romeo + Juliet (A Cover).”
Alumnus contributes 4,000 meals to food drive 5/1/2020 In February 2020, Ryan Watterson ’04 purchased his first new truck, a black 2019 Chevy Silverado. By April, he and his fiancée, Melissa Alexander loaded that truck with food that was the equivalent of 2,300 meals to help hungry families in their community.
Graduating seniors reflect on COVID-19 5/1/2020 It is evident that the year 2020 will be one to remember. During these trying times, we reached out to soon-to-be young alumni to share their thoughts on how the global pandemic affected their final days at Carroll and where they go from here.
Understanding the psychology of adult coloring 5/1/2020 With the increasing popularity of adult coloring books, more and more people are turning to the activity as a means of relaxation but there are also significant health benefits to help counter the struggles of sheltering at home in these pandemic days. To learn more about the psychology of coloring, we turned to Carroll alumna and licensed psychologist Heather Jones ’04, who is director of clinical services at Rogers Memorial Hospital, where she has worked in various positions since first becoming a pre-doctoral intern there in 2011.
A #SaferAtHome Update from Gert! 4/30/2020 If there is one thing we're missing most on campus, it's hugs from Gert, our campus grandma and MDR namesake.
Carroll University is Here for You 4/22/2020 In these times of uncertainty remember the memories we've built. And prepare for the memories we'll make when we're together again.
National Service Project Blows Past 60,000 Meal Goal 4/22/2020 Our National Service Project food drive has brought in more than triple the number of meals expected—and donations are still being accepted through April 30.
CU in the Workplace | Robert Schmitz '10 4/15/2020 Since opening his own gym, RS Fitness, in 2018, Robert Schmitz ’10 has drawn on his career in personal training and experience as a college athlete to help people achieve their fitness goals. With clients at home and a new business to manage during quarantine, Robert shares how he’s approaching virtual training and staying connected with his clients online.
Milwaukee Named Third Best City for New College Grads 4/14/2020 SmartAsset recently named Milwaukee the third best city for new college graduates. To assemble their list, SmartAsset analyzed data for the 115 largest U.S. cities, looking specifically at 10 metrics across three categories: jobs, affordability and fun.
75 Alumni Perform Choir Classic from Home 4/13/2020 On Easter, Carroll University released a video of 75 Pioneers from across the country singing “Children of the Heavenly Father.” The piece, which was recorded during this month’s Safer at Home initiative, has been sung by generations of choir alumni at Carroll and was led by Professor Emeritus of Music Dr. Mark Aamot.
Alumnus helps oversee COVID-19 test kits production 4/6/2020 Carroll alumnus Dave Schultenover ’83 and his colleagues at Thermo Fisher Scientific mobilized their resources in early January 2020 to fulfill what they anticipated would be a critical need. That foresight – the production of COVID-19 test kits – is proving vital to communities crippled by a growing number of coronavirus cases daily.
Alumna living in Italy amid global pandemic 4/6/2020 Surrounded by silent streets, businesses, and schools in Florence, alumna Katie Kujawski '14 is finding new ways to fill her days with work and positivity amid the COVID-19 outbreak in Italy.
Help Inspire the Class of 2020 4/6/2020 Commencement for the Class of 2020 will be like no other. We're asking Carroll alumni to shoot a 10-second video clip celebrating the Class of 2020 to share during their virtual commencement.
Coping with COVID-19 grief 4/6/2020 There is something you might be feeling in these days of isolation and stay-at-home orders and Carroll alumna Rebecca Iverson ’99 can help define it for you: grief.
National Service Project Forges On 4/1/2020 During the COVID-19 outbreak, there is an even greater need to provide food for people in need. That’s why Carroll University’s Annual National Service Project will continue this year, although there will be changes in how donations are collected.
Support the Carroll University Student Emergency Fund 3/20/2020 Show your support for Carroll students affected by coronavirus (COVID-19)
CU in the Workplace | Ryan Albrechtson '16 3/4/2020 Our March 2020 "CU in the Workplace" video features alumnus Ryan Albrechtson '16, who started Outskirts Theatre Co. out of his Carroll dorm room during his senior year.
Carroll Aims for 60,000 Meals in Annual Food Drive 3/4/2020 Carroll University’s 2020 National Service Project food drive aims to raise 60,000 meals and have 600 participants across the nation.
CU in the Workplace | Billy Schmid '17 2/7/2020 A self-proclaimed "sports nerd", Bill Schmid came to Carroll University knowing his future was in sports broadcasting.
For Christ and Learning 1/21/2020 The Rev. Elizabeth McCord pauses to reflect on the on the wisdom of memories.
Cummisford to Compete in his 33rd American Birkebeiner 1/16/2020 His father’s advice has worked out pretty well for Jeff Cummisford ’73
Youth is Served 1/15/2020 While Anthony Sikorski faces the same challenges any adolescent does, he is not your typical teenager.
Fostering a Legacy 1/13/2020 When Brooke Foster entered Carroll in the fall of 2019, she followed in the footsteps of eight family members, running all the way back to her grandfather, Charles Foster ’53.
A Life Changing Experience 1/7/2020 Marissa Garetto '17 journeyed to Japan for a cross-cultural experience. Now a graduate, she has moved back to Japan to continue exploring the culture.
Professor Emeritus Settle Passes Away 1/6/2020 A professor emeritus of communication at Carroll, Dr. Pete Settle passed away Oct. 3 following a brief illness.
CU in the Workplace | Carl Meredith '91 1/3/2020 Our January 2020 "CU in the Workplace" video features alumnus Carl Meredith '91, who shares how his own life experiences help him mentor others as associate Dean, College of Business at Milwaukee Area Technical College, and Commandant of the Wisconsin National Guard at Wisconsin Military Academy/426 Regional Training Institute at Fort McCoy, Wis.
Hopf's career in music took him around the world 12/12/2019 In 1968, Carroll alumnus Randy Hopf '64 made the decision to join the United States Air Force Band, a career decision that offered him opportunities to play for world leaders and celebrities. No matter how far he traveled, he always found his way back to Waukesha where it all began.
CU in the Workplace | Paul Vastag '90 and Karen Wegner '90 12/9/2019 Our December "CU in the Workplace" is our first global feature as we talk with alumni couple Paul Vastag ’90 and Karen Wegner ’90, who shared their skills in digital mapping and medicine, respectfully, in traveling with Dr. David Block ’76, Carroll emeritus professor of environmental science, to serve residents in a small village in Africa.
Support current student scholarships this #GivingTuesday 11/26/2019 Gifts to Carroll's #GivingTuesday efforts support current student scholarships and the 100% of Students who receive financial aid.
Carter '79 Honored with Public Service Award 11/18/2019 Dorval R. Carter Jr. ‘79, chair of the Carroll board of trustees and president of the Chicago Transit Authority, has been named 2019 Motorola Solutions Foundation Excellence in Public Service Award honoree by The Civic Federation.
Animal Behavior Program Ranked in Top 10 Nationally 11/8/2019 Carroll University is ranked in the top 10 on the 2020 Universities.com list of top animal behavior programs in the United States.
Celebrate Veterans Day 2019 11/7/2019 In celebration of Veterans Day, Carroll will be hosting several events and activities across campus.
#GivingTuesday Set for December 3 11/4/2019 On Tuesday, December 3, Carroll will be raising funds for current student scholarships through the Carroll Fund.
CU in the Workplace | Jim Bible '84 11/1/2019 Our November "CU in the Workplace" video features alumnus Jim Bible ‘84, who takes us on a tour of his cranberry farm in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, where he strives as a part of the grower cooperative for Ocean Spray.
Business Students Bolstered by Yersin Scholarships 11/1/2019 In early 2019, Carroll University received $5.5 million from the estate of alumnus Bill Yersin '63. The gift established two new scholarships, supports an existing scholarship and created an endowed faculty position.
Carroll Has Second-Largest Class in History 11/1/2019 This year’s incoming class of 793 first-year students is the second-largest in Carroll’s history. It also boasts the largest nursing class ever—170 students.
Three Recognized with Ethos Awards 11/1/2019 Carroll University recognized three outstanding employees as this year’s recipients of the Ethos Awards.
Philanthropist, Longtime Board Member P.E. MacAllister Dies 10/24/2019 We are saddened to report that Pershing Edwin (P.E.) MacAllister, whose insight, generosity and hard work created a remarkable legacy at Carroll University, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2019, in Indianapolis, Indiana, at age 101.
CU in the Workplace | Jen Christianson '15 10/4/2019 Jen Christiansen ’15 talks about her work as a immunology product development specialist for Arm & Hammer, where she has also helped build a partnership with Carroll and provided a workplace for talented Pioneer interns.
Arts Leader Honored 10/2/2019 Alumni and local arts leader Geroge Tzougros '83 was recently awarded a Michael Newton Award from Americans for the Arts.
Program Pairs Graduate Students with Middle Schoolers 10/2/2019 The learning is exponential at a program pairing teaching students with middle schoolers at Prairie Springs.
Operation Chemo Comfort 10/2/2019 Alumna Kelsey Lexow ’04 strives to make a difference in cancer patients’ lives.
CU in the Workplace | Lindsey Slater '08 9/6/2019 Now the morning meteorologist at WISN 12 in Milwaukee, alumna Lindsey Slater '08 shares how her environmental science degree from Carroll heightens her experiences in reporting on the weather.
Carroll launches food share program for students 9/6/2019 Carroll launched a food share program this year to assist students too busy to stop for a meal or too cash-strapped to pay for one, aiming for wellness amid academic success.
Peace with Grease reunites for final concert 8/2/2019 The miles that separate nine band members of a rock band that emerged from Carroll in 1973 became fewer when they each traveled from across the country and arrived in Crivitz, Wisconsin to play one last gig with Peace with Grease.
CU in the Workplace | George Wang '92 8/2/2019 Alumnus George Wang '92 studied art at Carroll before he turned an internship in a tattoo shop into a lifelong career as a tattoo artist and business owner.
Carroll Appoints Smith and Czarnecki to Board of Trustees 8/1/2019 Carroll University has appointed Mark D. Smith ’83 and Kristi Czarnecki to its 25-member board.
Molina earns FBLA national honor 7/16/2019 Danica Molina, a 2019 graduate who won two first-place awards in the Wisconsin Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda competition, recently snagged second place in desktop publishing in the national contest.
CU in the Workplace | One-Year Recap 7/12/2019 Eleven interviews after we launched CU in the Workplace, we want to share a recap of the stories captured in our first year.
CU in the Workplace | Bloopers 7/12/2019 With a year's worth of alumni interviews, we managed a lot of laughs and a few outtakes. Here we share our CU in the Workplace Year One Bloopers edition.
Lindsey Slater '08 reflects on journey 7/11/2019 Lindsey Slater’s ’08 public service announcement starts with the memory of crawling out of her brother’s bedroom window onto her family’s roof with a camera to capture images of approaching storms. She was just a kid then, of course, and as a professional meteorologist now, she strictly advises against hanging out amid bad storms – the official PSA.
Alumnus Reflects on Unlearning Everything 7/10/2019 Jack Sherman ’18 was recently published in the magazine, BEYOND, produced by ISI Florence and the Umbra Institute.
Band with Carroll connections releases singles 6/18/2019 The Keystones are rocking this Pioneer thing. Two alumni and two current students make up the gritty, garage-rock band.
FoodCrush podcast discusses beer trends with alumna Megan Mares ’09 6/13/2019 Megan Mares ’09, a trade brewer supporting the Great Lakes region for MillerCoors, was recently featured in an episode of OnMilwaukee’s FoodCrush podcast.
CU in the Workplace | Brittany (Kohls) Rowoldt '11 6/7/2019 Brittany Kohls Rowoldt '11 shares how she's used her Biology degree to build a career managing clinics at Aurora Health Care.
Alumnus Frank Juarez named National Secondary Art Educator of the Year 5/25/2019 The award from the National Art Education Association (NAEA) honors the recipient’s commitment to excellence and service within secondary art education.
The graduation speech I never gave 5/24/2019 "The Graduation Speech I Never Gave" hopes to share a message with anyone who ever contemplated going back to school: I did it. You can, too!
Mentor and students share same graduation day 5/24/2019 When Patrick Carter walked the graduation stage in 2019 to receive his M.Ed. degree, it was with the pride in knowing that three of his former students from Carmen High School of Technology and Science would also be there - also receiving their bachelor degrees as Carroll graduates.
Interview with Alfonso Morales '92 5/24/2019 Alumnus Alfonso Morales '92 shared his thoughts and life wisdom with the Class of 2019 as this year's commencement keynote speaker.
Alumna Sees Impact of Gift 5/24/2019 The Opportunity Scholarship Fund Allowed Griselda Macias '08 to reconnect with Carroll
Senior speaker Shannon Zogran '19 5/23/2019 Senior speaker Shannon Zogran '19 encouraged the Class of 2019 to engage in a pioneering spirit to not “waste a day doing something you do not love” but to “make sure to help some people, or even a lot of people along the way.”
Pioneers return for graduate programs 5/23/2019 Carroll Pioneers are finding value in returning for a second degree through the university's graduate programs.
Dad reflects on daughter's birth on graduation day 5/23/2019 On May 11, Stevie Teufel '19 celebrated her graduation day and her birthday, prompting her dad, Larry, to post a letter to his daughter about overcoming challenges toward triumph.
Show Your Carroll Pride at Summerfest June 28! 5/17/2019 Anyone wearing a Carroll shirt or hat from noon to 3 p.m. will get one free general admission ticket to Summerfest!
CU in the Workplace | Dr. Zach Schmidt, DDS '98 5/3/2019 Alumnus Dr. Zach Schmidt, DDS '98 shares how he's using technology to take dentistry to the next level at Schmidt Digital Dentistry.
Carroll vice chair interviewed by Chicago Tribune about college choice 5/2/2019 Dorval Carter Jr. ’79, vice chair of the Carroll board of trustees, was among 10 CEOs recently interviewed for a Chicago Tribune story examining the national college admission scandal.
Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales to speak at Commencement 4/16/2019 Carroll alumnus Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales ‘92 will provide the keynote address at Carroll University’s Commencement on Saturday, May 11.
Carroll student to compete in national business competition 4/15/2019 For Danica Molina, the first time was the charm.
Pioneer prankster goes viral 4/5/2019 Maureen (Miller) Pritchard’s ’07 video Facebook post and four simple words, “I got him good!” on April Fool’s Day became a viral sensation after she loaded six months’ worth of Amazon boxes in front of her house to trick her husband into thinking she’d gone on a bit of a shopping spree.
Alumni Profile: Griselda Macias '08 4/5/2019 Alumna Griselda Macias ’08 met up with a group of Carroll students who came to Washington D.C. to volunteer during an Alternative Spring Break trip. She joined them and became inspired to make a deeper connection with Carroll.
CU in the Workplace | James Hischke '01 4/5/2019 As senior Director of Tech Advancement and Outreach at Northwestern Mutual, James Hischke '01 aims in his role to grow a tech hub by partnering with others in the community to “lift up the whole ecosystem of Milwaukee.”
CU in the Workplace | Ellie Martin Cliffe '04 2/28/2019 Our March 2019 “CU in the Workplace" video features alumna Ellie Martin Cliffe ’04, deputy editor, digital for Taste of Home.
Carroll University Receives Single Largest Gift in School’s History 2/19/2019 Carroll University has received $5.5 million—the single largest gift in the school’s history—from the estate of alumnus Bill Yersin, Class of 1963.
The Curious Case of the Cow on Campus 2/15/2019 Yes, the rumors are true. There was once a cow inside of Main Hall—a bovine pioneer of sorts.
NBA teams hire three actuarial science grads 2/14/2019 Alumni Aaron Blackshear ’03, Justin Jacobs ’03 and Mason Yahr ’16 find Carroll University to be "the official analytics feeder school of the NBA"
Alumnus appears on "Manifest" 2/5/2019 Fans of NBC's "Manifest" will enjoy the talents of Carroll alumnus Michael Dean Morgan '98, who will appear in the February 11 episode.
40 Under 40 includes two Pioneers 2/5/2019 When the Milwaukee Business Journal recognizes its annual 40 Under 40 award winners for 2019, two Carroll Pioneers - both from the Class of 2001 - will be among the recipients.
The Case for College 1/24/2019 Carroll University alumna Natalie Silverstein '15 shares her thoughts on the importance of a college degree.
CU In the Workplace | Leann Boucha '12 1/4/2019 Leann Boucha '12 talks with us about her career at the Humane Animal Welfare Society in Waukesha County.
CU In the Workplace | Zac '08 & Sara (Thorne) Meyer '09 '16 12/3/2018 Zac '08 and Sara (Thorne) Meyer '09 '16 share how their liberal arts education in art, music, religion and business has evolved into successful careers in ministry and a balloon business.
Recent Carroll alumnus takes digital marketing skills to Hollywood 11/16/2018 Carroll University talks to Michael Ameel ’15 about his exciting career as a digital marketer at Paramount Pictures.
Alumni couple finds family fun in show dogs 11/12/2018 Marv ’57 and Mary ’58 (Rickert) Farwell found their love of Flat Coat Retrievers became a great conversation starter with tales told of their award-winning show dogs.
Everything you need to know about Thank a Donor Day 11/9/2018 Thank a Donor Day, an event at Carroll University designed to show gratitude to all who donate to the school, happens November 12.
CU in the Workplace | Nick Barkowski '09 11/2/2018 Nick Barkowski '09 shares stories about his work as a fish biologist.
Two Students Donate Bone Marrow 10/25/2018 A pair of Pioneers donated bone marrow after learning about the process during a registration drive sponsored by student organization Love Your Melon
Summer at Carroll 10/24/2018 It’s summer. Commencement is past. The folding chairs have been removed from Main Lawn. The residence halls have been aired out. And the campus falls quiet...
Did E.T. play a role in pioneering pasta? 10/23/2018 In 1947, according to Carroll’s yearbook, the Hinakaga, the football team undertook an unusual road trip to Roswell, N.M.
Faces of Carroll 10/21/2018 The images and stories that came out of “(in)sight: a portrait project” create a vivid portrait of the Carroll community
Actuarial Science grads finding success 10/19/2018 Oliver Wyman, an international management consulting firm, counts numerous Carroll alumni among their 4,500 employees
Class of '72 aims for $100,000 toward scholarships 10/5/2018 Carroll's Class of '72 already has a goal in mind to help celebrate their 50th reunion: raising $100,000 for student scholarships.
CU in the Workplace | Brian '04 and Melissa (Lepak) Schuett '04 10/5/2018 Brian '04 and Melissa (Lepak) Schuett '04 share how their business, math, and creative skills learned at Carroll apply to helping run a successful family farm.
The Coolest Carroll Homecoming Floats You've Never Seen 10/3/2018 We scoured the archives to find the wackiest and wildest homecoming floats in Carroll’s history.
CU in the Workplace | Ryan Krol '15 9/7/2018 Ryan Krol '15 talks about his experiences as a volunteer events coordinator at Feeding America.
Welcome to Gert Ullsperger's Main Dining Room 9/5/2018 Carroll University's Main Dining Room has been named in honor of Gert Ullsperger, a beloved employee for more than 54 years.
Milwaukee named fifth best market for recent college grads 8/15/2018 The Milwaukee metropolitan area recently named fifth best in the nation for recent college graduates, according to ZipRecruiter.
CU in the Workplace | Julie (Eddy) Marquardt '99 8/3/2018 Madison's Magic 98 DJ Julie Jacobs, also known as Julie (Eddy) Marquardt '99, shares stories of her radio career.
Carroll graduate Vietnam's youngest to receive actuary designation 7/31/2018 Duy Nguyen '14 earned Fellow of the Society of Actuaries designation.
CU in the Workplace | Alisha Hayes '04 7/6/2018 Alisha Hayes '04 talks about running a popular Waukesha restaurant with her husband, Tydus.
Carroll alumna writes published essay 5/31/2018 Tayler Bowser '17 has written a published essay, “Stories from Inside a Refugee Camp.”
2,320 Miles of Service 5/21/2018 This Carroll alumna and her husband paddled the mighty Mississippi with a purpose–to help others.
Graduate bikes 4,160 miles to build houses 5/4/2018 Biking 4,160 miles through the hot summer is how Emily Gilles '18 looks forward to spending her first time as a new Carroll alumna while participating in the Bike and Build program.
April Fools! Early concept for SpaghettiOs found at Carroll 4/1/2018 Workers at the Rankin Hall renovation site discovered a possible early concept for SpaghettiOs by alumnus Donald Goerke.
Marine biology alumna credits Carroll for her recent success 2/16/2018 Jessica Hintzsche, a Carroll alumna, has recently been accepted into the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia.
Alumna lands job with help from Career Services 2/14/2018 Karen Novak Bertucci '84 returned to work full-time after caring for her family for 19 years
Carroll University receives $1.4 million to endow golf program 2/6/2018 The gift, from Donald F. Kelley ’51 is the first all-program endowment for an athletic team in the school’s history.
Teachers build business that caters to crafters 2/2/2018 Garrett Sheskey '13, '15 and Katie Garcia '15 met during graduate school at Carroll and later built a business that caters to crafters. They call it PinIt Live.
Alumna finds her voice as a romance novelist 2/2/2018 Brittainy C. Cherry '09 describes herself as a romance nerd. Now her love of love fills the pages of books with titles such as "The Gravity of Us" in her work as a romance novelist.
Faith and family helped alumnus overcome obstacles 2/2/2018 Carl Meredith ’91 leaned on the strength of his mother and the campus family he discovered as a first-generation student at Carroll to find his way.
Alumnus Kept Lombardi’s Packers Flying High 1/23/2018 Carroll alumnus landed a job managing Packers' travels.
Alumnus educates campus in using braille 1/5/2018 Gregg Wandsneider '08 shares his experiences in using braille with students in teaching about other ways to communicate.
One last pint with Pokey 9/21/2017 Long-time Club 400 owner and Carroll alumnus, Dan "Pokey" Pokwinski '79, puts landmark business up for sale.
Alumni Band 8/21/2017 Many alumni around Carroll and/or the Milwaukee music scene in the mid- to late-'80s may remember the energy of the band SPOW that soon evolved into F.S. Camels, headed by lead singer Mike Endrizzi '89, also a member of Phi Theta Pi.
Book Club 8/19/2017 Story by Ethan Marse '17. Finding oneself at book club means a broadening of one’s perspective.
Alumnus' path filled with heart, and help 3/1/2016 Luciano Grenni '04 came from Salta, Argentina, with the help of generous community donors and the Carroll Fund.