Band with Carroll connections releases single 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.
Carroll Receives Award From Bryon Riesch Paralysis Foundation 6/11/2019 Carroll University has received the Mike Strong Award from the Bryon Riesch Paralysis Foundation (BRPF) for its work on the annual Bryon’s Run/Walk/Roll to Cure Paralysis.
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.
A Different View of Campus 6/7/2019 A thrilling aerial tour of campus that showcases the filmmaking talents of Carroll University student Michael Mirkes ’22.
Hastad Hall Wins People’s Choice Award 6/6/2019 The people have spoken. Hastad Hall has won a People’s Choice award from the U.S. Green Building Council Wisconsin. Votes were cast on Facebook and during an event held by the USGBCW June 6.
Carroll Names New Director of Facilities 6/6/2019 Carroll University has named Thomas Heffernan director of facilities.
Three Carroll athletes earn All-American honors 5/31/2019 Three Carroll student-athletes earned All-American honors at the NCAA Division III National Outdoor Championships May 23-25 in Geneva, Ohio.
Community Care 5/30/2019 Carroll's health science students learn that collaboration is the key to delivering wellness
Humanities Front and Center 5/29/2019 Carroll Center for the Humanities emerges as a champion for the liberal arts
Tackling "Tartuffe" 5/28/2019 Photographer Kyle Zehr wanders behind the curtain of the Carroll Players' spring comedy
Hastad Hall wins award of excellence 5/28/2019 Carroll University‘s Doug and Nancy Hastad Hall won a U.S. Green Building Council Wisconsin Award of Excellence in the “Innovative Design, New Construction” category.
Office Hours: Tony Aker 5/26/2019 We visit the office of Tony Aker, offensive coordinator of Carroll's football team.
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.
Alumna Sees Impact of Gift 5/24/2019 The Opportunity Scholarship Fund Allowed Griselda Macias '08 to reconnect with Carroll
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.
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.
Nursing Program Ranked First in Wisconsin by RNCareers.org 5/21/2019 RNCareers.org ranked Carroll University’s bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) program first in the state of Wisconsin.
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!
Carroll student to compete in national business competition 5/15/2019 For Danica Molina, the first time was the charm.
Hopp Earns Award From United Community Center 5/14/2019 Dr. Jane Hopp has been given a Friends of the Hispanic Community Award by the UCC.
Carroll University Receives Second Architectural Preservation Award 5/8/2019 Carroll University has received the George Gunn Award for Excellence in Architectural Preservation and Historic Restoration from the City of Waukesha Landmarks Commission for the restoration of Rankin Hall.
Carroll honors educators at Celebrating Education 5/8/2019 Educators recently were honored at Celebrating Education during the university’s Celebrate Carroll event.
Carroll Sophomore Earns Place in National Choir 5/3/2019 Carroll Sophomore Analiesa Harbach received the chance of a lifetime when she took part in the National Women’s Honor Choir during the American Choral Director Association’s (ACDA) conference last March in Kansas City, Missouri.
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.
Weber Selected for Fulbright Seminar in South Korea 5/1/2019 Lezlie Weber, international admissions counselor, has been selected to travel to South Korea to attend the Fulbright International Education Administrators (IEA) seminar in June.
Carroll to Partner with St. Joseph’s Medical Clinic to Help Underserved 4/30/2019 Carroll University and St. Joseph’s Medical Clinic will partner to provide services to uninsured and underserved patients in Waukesha.
Carroll MEXP professor presents to Biola University honors program 4/30/2019 Daniel Shackelford, associate professor of exercise science, was recently asked to serve as a guest speaker for students in the prestigious Stewart Science Honors Program at Biola University.
CURE program offers unique experiential learning opportunities 4/30/2019 Students graduating from Carroll University’s Master of Science in Exercise Physiology (MEXP) program are coming out a step ahead thanks to an innovative program.
Future Healthcare Executives Organization Launches 4/18/2019 Graduating senior Lindsay Adams wants area healthcare leaders to know the kind of talent Carroll can produce.
Mettille Named Vice President for Enrollment 4/16/2019 Carroll University has named Teege Mettille as its vice president for enrollment.
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.
100 percent of Carroll nursing graduates pass NCLEX Examination 4/11/2019 In 2018, 100 percent of Carroll University’s 78 nursing graduates passed their NCLEX (National Council Licensure Examination) examination.
Hofkamp wins award for teaching excellence 4/8/2019 Kimberly Hofkamp, assistant professor of education, is the recipient of the Norman and Louise Allhiser Award for Teaching Excellence, which recognizes exceptional instruction.
Hanson Receives Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award 4/8/2019 Dr. Susan Hanson, distinguished lecturer in health and medicine, is the 2019 recipient of the Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award. This is the first year the award has been presented.
Guilfoy Receives Benjamin F. Richason Jr. Faculty Award 4/8/2019 Dr. Kevin Guilfoy is the recipient of the 2019 Benjamin F. Richason, Jr. Faculty Award.
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.”
Carroll honors Ericson, Guell for contributions in service 3/29/2019 Carroll University has announced Dr. Vickie Ericson, lecturer of physical therapy, is the faculty recipient of the Exemplary Contributions in Service Award; Lydia Guell, assistant director of career services, is the staff recipient.
Carroll Advances in Smart Cities / Smart Futures Contest 3/13/2019 A Carroll University team has advanced to the third and final round of the Smart Cities / Smart Futures competition held by Foxconn Technology Group.
International Student Gets Clinical Experience 3/13/2019 Doctorate of physical therapy (DPT) program at Carroll provides a world of clinical experience.
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.
Dr. Joe Piatt to present on water access and quality issues 2/28/2019 Dr. Joe Piatt will speak at the UW-Milwaukee Waukesha campus on Thursday, March 7, 2019.
Carroll University Dean’s List – Fall 2018 2/21/2019 Carroll University has released the Dean’s List for the fall 2018 semester.
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.
End of Play 2/18/2019 Researchers say many children today suffer from a play deficit. We take a look at why that matters.
Collaborative Spaces Popping Up All Over Campus 2/17/2019 Across campus, students and faculty are finding vibrant, comfortable and efficient spaces to study, collaborate or just hang out.
Carroll University at Night 2/16/2019 A modern university runs 24/7. Photographer Kyle Zehr captured the late nights and early mornings of those who make it work.
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"
Driven to Succeed 2/13/2019 Men's Basketball team member Ray Pierce embodies the Pioneer athletic tradition
For Christ and Learning 2/12/2019 The Rev. Elizabeth McCord writes about our longing for interconnectedness.
Office Hours: Sue Lewis 2/11/2019 We visit the office of Sue Lewis, professor of biology and marine biology at Carroll.
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.
Dr. Tim Suchomel presents research at international conferences 1/30/2019 Carroll University’s assistant professor of exercise science shares expertise in Australia and New Zealand.
Carroll Earns Coveted NASM Accreditation 1/29/2019 Carroll University is now an accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Music.
The Case for College 1/24/2019 Carroll University alumna Natalie Silverstein '15 shares her thoughts on the importance of a college degree.
Student Receives Study Abroad Grant 1/18/2019 Phi Kappa Phi Study Abroad Grant supports undergraduate students on study abroad experiences.
The NSCA state clinic returns to Carroll this April 1/9/2019 Carroll University will be hosting the National Strength and Conditioning State Clinic this April after successfully hosting the conference for the past seven years.
Carroll University offers new Master of Science in Nursing program 1/8/2019 Carroll University is now accepting applications for its Master of Science in Nursing degree with a Clinical Nurse Educator focus (MSN-CNE).
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.
Carroll University announces new Analytics and Business Intelligence Consortium 11/13/2018 Carroll University is offering organizations throughout southeastern Wisconsin a new resource to help engage and manage big data.
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.
Carroll enters into research partnership with local firm 11/1/2018 Carroll faculty and students are working on a research project for local business
New Director of Human Resources Named 10/29/2018 Carroll University selects Kim L. Sherrod to lead the Department of Human Resources.
Carroll University Preps for Second #GivingTuesday Event 10/29/2018 On November 27, Carroll will be raising funds for current student scholarships through the Carroll Fund.
Carroll University Selects New Provost 10/26/2018 Carroll University names new Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs.
Professor's book honored 10/26/2018 A book by a Carroll University professor has been recognized for excellence by the Society for Buddhist Christian studies.
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
For Christ and Learning 10/19/2018 The Rev. Elizabeth McCord writes about making space for our spiritual wellness.
Carroll University First-year Students Receive Waukesha State Bank Scholarships 10/16/2018 Twenty first-year students awarded $1,000 scholarship through Carroll University Scholars program.
Carroll University Receives Largest Federal Grant in University History 10/12/2018 HRSA awards Carroll more than $2.8 million to develop National Health Careers Opportunity Program (HCOP) Academy.
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.
Carroll Professor’s Photography Featured in Racine Art Show 10/3/2018 Professor Dan Becker represents Carroll University at the Racine Art Museum’s “Wisconsin Photography 2018” show with three selected pieces of photography.
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.
Carroll’s Hastad Hall becomes a sustainability pioneer 9/21/2018 Carroll University’s new nursing, exercise science and physics/engineering facility, Hastad Hall, earned the school’s first LEED certification for sustainability and efficiency.
Students soared during Carroll's drone seminar 9/14/2018 Carroll University held an informative seminar on drone flight and safety for interested members of the community.
Carroll Partners with Cristo Rey High School 9/7/2018 A new partnership will see four Cristo Rey students working on the Carroll University campus during the school year.
Carroll Announces Endowed Music Scholarships 9/7/2018 Two new endowed scholarships total more than $870,000 for Carroll music students.
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.
Carroll University Announces New Athletic Director 9/6/2018 Following an extensive national search, Carroll University has selected Jim Hall to assume the role of athletic director of its 22-sport, NCAA Division III program.
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.
Carroll student creates stunning surrealist images through Pioneer Scholars Program 8/30/2018 Junior Allison Calteux created a Pioneer Scholars project titled "Nightmares and Daydreams: A Study of Surrealist Photography and its Application to Portraiture."
Carroll University awarded grant to develop plan to teach analytical literacy 8/16/2018 A $100,000 grant has recently been awarded to Carroll University for the purpose of researching date analytics teaching methods.
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.
Solar panels installed on roof of Kilgour Hall 8/9/2018 Carroll has recently installed solar panels on Kilgour’s roof as part of larger environmental efforts by Green Task Force.
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.
Carroll University appoints new board of trustees members 7/30/2018 The Carroll University Board of Trustees announced the addition of five new members as work continues on the creation and implementation of a new strategic plan.
Carroll community reaches record number of service hours 7/26/2018 The Carroll community recorded 14,160 service hours for the 2017-18 academic year, the highest number to date.
Dr. Douglas Knerr to serve as interim provost 7/24/2018 Dr. Douglas Knerr to serve as Carroll’s interim provost beginning July 2018 as national search for permanent replacement begins.
Carroll University Selects Barnes & Noble College to Manage Bookstore Operations 7/17/2018 Beginning October 1, Barnes & Noble College operations will drive affordability and accessibility for students, faculty and the campus community.
Carroll participates in 2018 Private College Week 7/10/2018 Carroll University part of The Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities' 2018 Private College Week.
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 international student selected for summit at United Nations 7/3/2018 Anjana Adhikari will be representing Nepal at the 15th Annual International Human Rights Summit.
Carroll University Dean’s List – Spring 2018 6/21/2018 Carroll University has released the Dean’s List for the spring 2018 semester.
Carroll University aviation science faculty tackle drone safety 6/20/2018 Carroll aviation science faculty partner Terra Vigilis with WhiteFox Defense Technologies to combat drone threats while offering a new drone course
Carroll University student receives Gilman scholarship 6/12/2018 Pre-physical therapy student Elysia Dowd will study abroad in Argentina with the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.
Carroll student and faculty present research at Milwaukee Public Museum 6/8/2018 Student Keely Gobat and Dr. Todd Levine presented their citizen science research project.
New vice president of finance and administration named 6/4/2018 With more than three decades of experience, Dana Stuart will assume her role in late June.
Flight instructor guest lectures for aviation science class 5/31/2018 Aviation weather expert and experienced flight instructor Dr. Paul Lupton visits one of Carroll’s aviation science classes.
Carroll alumna writes published essay 5/31/2018 Tayler Bowser '17 has written a published essay, “Stories from Inside a Refugee Camp.”
For Christ and Learning 5/30/2018 The Rev. Elizabeth McCord writes about an Alternative Spring Break trip – one of many ways Carroll students serve the community.
New dean of the College of Health Sciences selected 5/30/2018 Thomas Pahnke, who has served at Carroll University since 2006, was selected following an extensive national search.
Mystery Worm Book 5/26/2018 It's a religious book of sorts, but this ancient book from the library archives is a mystery itself.
Hawthorne Lab School 5/25/2018 Carroll's education department begins a lab school partnership with Waukesha public schools.
Professor Peggy Farrell’s design proposal chosen by Zoological Society of Milwaukee 5/25/2018 Carroll University art professor’s design has been selected for the Zoological Society’s summer public art project.
Carroll University launches new Master of Arts in Teaching Program 5/25/2018 Program offers career changers an accelerated path to becoming a dually-licensed teacher with a master’s degree in just 17 months.
Office Hours: Beth Rousseau 5/22/2018 We visit the office of Beth Rousseau, director of music therapy at Carroll.
2,320 Miles of Service 5/21/2018 This Carroll alumna and her husband paddled the mighty Mississippi with a purpose–to help others.
Finance majors compete with best in the state 5/17/2018 A team of Carroll University business students participated in the 2018 Statewide CFA Institute Research Challenge.
Stackner family grant allows expansion of clinics 5/9/2018 Funding will allow for the expansion of a therapeutic abilities clinic.
Women and Girls Fund supports STEM for Girls Camp 5/9/2018 The grant is provided on behalf of the Waukesha County Community Foundation.
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.
Carroll ranked in top five for study abroad 5/2/2018 Independent ranking rates Carroll fifth in nation for rate of students studying abroad.
(in)sight: a portrait project comes to an end with final art exhibition 4/26/2018 Saskia de Rooy returned to campus for the final time for the (in)sight: a portrait project final exhibition.
Carroll honors educators at Celebrating Education event 4/26/2018 Carroll University student leaders and outstanding individuals in community classrooms were honored on April 18, 2018.
Student receives study abroad grant from Phi Kappa Phi 4/23/2018 Haylee Albrecht was one of 50 students nationwide to be awarded a study abroad grant from Phi Kappa Phi.
Megan Couch named staff recipient of service award 4/23/2018 Megan Couch has been named the 2018 staff recipient of the Carroll University Exemplary Contributions in Service Award.
Dr. Lilly Goren named faculty recipient of service award 4/23/2018 Dr. Lilly Goren has been named the 2018 faculty recipient of the Carroll University Exemplary Contributions in Service Award.
Dr. Boll's article published in peer reviewed book 4/20/2018 Dr. Jessica Boll's article was published in "On Migrants Routes in the Mediterranean. Political and Juridical Strategies."
Carroll names executive director of Brewers Community Foundation as 2018 commencement speaker 4/18/2018 Cecelia Gore will provide the keynote address at Commencement on Saturday, May 12, 2018.
Pop-rock meets Shakespeare in production of Hamlet (A Cover) 4/13/2018 Musical at Carroll University puts a spin on the immortal tale of a grief-stricken son avenging his father’s villainous murder.
Communication professors invited to present at annual CSCA conference 4/13/2018 Dr. Rebecca Imes and Dr. Barbara King were invited to present at the 2018 Central States Communication Association (CSCA) Annual Conference
Dr. Baldridge named 2018 teaching excellence award winner 4/13/2018 Dr. Monika Baldridge named recipient of Carroll's Norman and Louise Allhiser Award for Teaching Excellence
Dr. Markwyn named Benjamin F. Richason, Jr. Faculty Award Winner 4/13/2018 Dr. Abigail Markwyn named recipient of Carroll's Benjamin F. Richason, Jr. Faculty Award
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.
Professor Zager choreographs for Skylight Music Theatre 3/27/2018 Choreography for Offenbach’s famous opera by Carroll University professor is on stage in downtown Milwaukee.
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 million grant to support STEM majors 2/13/2018 The grant provided by the National Science Foundation will provide academic and financial support.
Carroll students selected as finalists in worldwide photography competition 2/12/2018 Six student photographs were selected as finalists in the Photographer's Forum competition.
Carroll launches updated MEXP strength and conditioning program 2/9/2018 Accelerated, 15-month program prepares students for careers in sport performance enhancement
Dr. Scott Hendrix co-edits encyclopedia with help from Carroll professors 2/7/2018 Dr. Scott E. Hendrix recently completed work on co-editing a two-volume encyclopedia.
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.
Artist in residence returns to begin phase two of year long interdisciplinary project 2/2/2018 Saskia de Rooy, Carroll's artist in residence for 2017-2018, has returned to Carroll to begin the second phase of (in)sight: a portrait project.
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.
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.
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.
Dr. Jane Hopp Assumes New Role 2/1/2018 Carroll University creates new office to oversee community partnerships.
Reasons we love Gert 1/30/2018 Gert Ullsperger has been a beloved Carroll employee for more than 50 years. Find out why.
Carroll University Dean’s List – Fall 2017 1/26/2018 Carroll University has released the Dean’s List for the fall 2017 semester.
Zoological Research 1/26/2018 Carroll students go to the source to study animal behavior for research projects at Milwaukee County Zoo.
Reacting to the Past 1/25/2018 Innovative teaching methodology has student role-playing historic events.
Carroll’s STEM for Girls summer camp receives funding from the Brady Corporation Foundation 1/25/2018 The grant will help the camp serve twice as many students this year.
Strategic Planning Initiative Launched 1/24/2018 Carroll launches new strategic planning initiative to lay the groundwork for university's next 7–10 years.
Carroll ranked as a Best College for Physical Therapy Programs 1/24/2018 Schools.com lists Carroll as a Top 10 college for the program in 2017-18.
First Federal Bank awards $5,000 in scholarships 1/23/2018 For the first time, First Federal Bank of Wisconsin has awarded scholarships for students.
Alumnus Kept Lombardi’s Packers Flying High 1/23/2018 Carroll alumnus landed a job managing Packers' travels.
Doug and Nancy Hastad Hall officially opens 1/12/2018 The building will house the nursing, physics/engineering and exercise science programs.
Grant makes research presentation possible for Carroll student Allison Tomczyk 1/9/2018 Carroll chemistry major Allison Tomczyk ’18 has taken advantage of several research opportunities.
Carroll University student receives prestigious scholarship for study abroad 1/8/2018 Art major Sarah Honaker has been selected as one of nearly 1,000 American undergraduate students nationwide to receive the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.
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.
Music major wins statewide singing competition 11/29/2017 Quinn Balz '18 won first place at the National Association of Teachers of Singing Student Auditions.
Thankful for Carrollu 11/22/2017 Happy Thanksgiving, Pioneers! To celebrate, we put together a list of things we’re thankful for at Carroll University.
Dr. Engelmajer publishes multiple book chapters 11/20/2017 Her new work explains how motherhood and mothering is conceptualized in the Buddhist texts.
Nursing program ranks #1 in Wisconsin 11/13/2017 The pass rate for the 2017 graduating class is officially 100% - all graduates were licensed.
Year-long campus project begins with artist in residence visit 10/6/2017 (in)sight: a portrait project will highlight the faces and narratives of members in the Carroll community.
Research at Prairie Springs 9/22/2017 Two recent graduates trade their gowns for lab coats and head back to Prairie Springs Environmental Education Center and Greene Field Station to continue their research.
Carroll's new cadaver lab 9/22/2017 Day one in Carroll's new cadaver lab in the Michael and Mary Jaharis Science Laboratories building.
New education program offerings 9/21/2017 New programs offered by the education department reflect the variety of roles teaching takes in society.
Dog majors in service 9/21/2017 Kia the service dog is a familiar face on campus, but it's all business when she's on the job.
Witness to history 9/21/2017 Carroll history students participate in a Library of Congress project to gather first-person war stories.
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.
Enactus competes at national competition 5/19/2017 The Enactus organization will compete at the National Exposition for the fifth year in a row.
Carroll University names new Dean of the School of Business 5/3/2017 Carroll University has appointed Dr. Steven Bialek to the position of Dean of the School of Business.
New online literary journal 5/1/2017 Students at Carroll launch and shepherd a new online literary journal.
Therapeutic Abilities Clinic 2/1/2017 Out in the community, Carroll health science students learn the role of the human touch in health care.
Carroll University receives Aurora Health Care grant 12/13/2016 The $100,000 grant will enhance staff resources to combat sexual assault violence.
Carroll received grant for resources to reduce violence 11/1/2016 The U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women has provided us with $300,000.
Carroll University awarded $250,000 NSF grant 9/22/2016 The grant from the National Science Foundation will further international research experiences.
International Music Project 9/1/2016 Program connects Carroll music students with conservatories across Europe.
CCE visits the US/Mexico border 6/1/2016 Students find their beliefs challenged on a cross-cultural experience to the United States-Mexico border.
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.
Concussion study comes to Carroll 3/1/2016 Carroll athletes, coaches and training staff contribute to concussion research as they place emphasis on player safety.
Carroll receives two grant awards from NEH 4/2/2015 The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Enduring Questions grant program awarded $35,294
Hearst Foundation give $50,000 to fund student scholarships 2/24/2015 Carroll University has received a $50,000 gift from the Hearst Foundations. The gift will help fund scholarships for students in Carroll University's academic success program in nursing.
Carroll receives $300,000 Mead Witter Foundation Gift 2/18/2015 Carroll University has received a $300,000 gift from the Mead Witter Foundation.
Bucyrus Foundation provides $1 million gift for Carroll 12/9/2014 The Bucyrus Foundation of the Greater Milwaukee Foundation has given $1 million challenge grant.
Carroll receives grant for nursing workforce diversity 7/11/2014 Carroll University receives a $762,535 grant for nursing workforce diversity.
Are you a “dog person” or a “cat person?” 5/30/2014 Research finds the two have different personality traits.
Carroll receives teacher leadership development grant 4/28/2014 The National Writing Project at Carroll University received $20,000 from a U.S. Department of Education's Supporting Effective Educator Development (SEED) grant.
State funding supports student teacher residency 2/20/2014 Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction has presented Carroll University a three-year, $30,000 State Personnel Development grant for the Teacher Education Residency Model program.
Carroll receives $450,000 NSF grant 8/10/2012 Carroll University was awarded a five-year, $446,123 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Carroll receives $40,294 federal grant 7/18/2011 Carroll University has received a $40,294 federal grant to provide financial aid to economically and environmentally disadvantaged students.
Grant will support DPT scholarships 8/4/2010 Carroll University received grant funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to support scholarships for disadvantaged.