Merry Christmas from Carroll University!

This holiday season, wherever your journeys may lead, may your days be filled with kindness and grace.

2022 – Churchill’s Christmas Adventure

Churchill runs out the front door while carolers sing - will it become a Christmas catastrophe or miracle? Watch as Churchill races around Carroll’s campus and Pio Pete frantically looks for him.

2021 – Celebrating 175 Years

This holiday season, as we celebrate 175 years of practicing our values and living our ethos, we also celebrate the spirit of Hope & Light.

2020 – Carroll University Choir

The spirit of the season is ignited across campus via bright lights and festive decor. Special thanks to the Carroll University choral program, collaborative organist Rhonda Kwiecien and Director of Choirs and Vocal Music, Dr. Letícia Grützmann, for this “Carrollized" rendition of Joy To The World.

2019 – A Season to Celebrate

Enjoy the sights and sounds of Carroll’s marching band, as they ring in the holidays with a little help from their friend Pioneer Pete!

2018 – The Spirit of the Season

The spirit of the season is alive and well at Carroll University. Enjoy Pioneer Pete’s journey as he discovers that the best gift of all during the holidays is the gift of time shared with those near and dear to us!

2017 – A Season To Believe

In this season to believe, we think you’ll enjoy our 2017 holiday video, in which Pioneer Pete and Carroll students Manuel Hernandez ’18, Matthew Sherman ’21 and Rachel Verhoef ’19 discover what a truly sweet time of year it really is!

2016 – A Very Merry Carroll Christmas

The sounds of talented Pioneers from our a cappella group, Pionissimo, bring holiday cheer to one and all at Carroll University!

2015 – Twelve Days of Christmas at Carroll University

From turtle doves to tutus, Carroll University puts a fun and "Pioneering" spin on a holiday classic!

2014 – Main Hall Hi-tech Living Canvas

For this year's holiday surprise, Carroll University turned its most historic building, Main Hall, into a high-tech, living canvas by creating and projecting a video onto the building's 6000-square-foot exterior surface. The Waukesha landmark came alive through the use of three Hitachi projectors displaying an awe-inspiring visual of holiday-themed artwork and motion graphics.