Engineering News
Recent News Stories
- The Bridge: Campus News
Students inspire future engineers through ‘You CAN do Engineering!’ community event
Read “Students inspire future engineers through ‘You CAN do Engineering!’ community event”Carthage engineering students organized “You CAN do Engineering!”—an interactive community event teaching children engineering skills.
Upcoming Events
Engineering Networking Brunch
Engineering students, connect with local engineers and engineering industries.
Past News Stories
- The Bridge: News for Students
Engineering offers two J-Term courses open to all students
Read “Engineering offers two J-Term courses open to all students”Engineering is offering two 2025 J-Term courses that are open to all Carthage students.
- The Bridge: Kudos
Students celebrate Ada Lovelace Day and women in STEM
Read “Students celebrate Ada Lovelace Day and women in STEM”The Carthage community came together on Oct. 8 to celebrate Ada Lovelace Day and women in STEM.
- The Bridge: Kudos
Engineering students attend the Society of Women Engineers national conference
Read “Engineering students attend the Society of Women Engineers national conference”Eight engineering students attend WE24, the Society of Women Engineers national conference in Chicago Oct. 24-26.
- The Bridge: Kudos
Engineering students attend Engineering Ambassadors Network Midwest Workshop
Read “Engineering students attend Engineering Ambassadors Network Midwest Workshop”Carthage’s first two engineering ambassadors, Madison Cook ’28 and Maxine Lathrop ’27, joined students from four other schools in the Engineering Ambassadors (EA) Network.
- The Bridge: Campus News
Engineering Department hosts Modine Manufacturing
Read “Engineering Department hosts Modine Manufacturing”Modine Manufacturing was Carthage Engineering Department’s first Lunch and Learn guest of the 2024-25 academic year.
- The Bridge: Kudos
Expert Engineering Systems visits sophomore engineering class for year-long project
Read “Expert Engineering Systems visits sophomore engineering class for year-long project”Shawn Bozarth, mechanical engineer and sales manager at Engineered Exhaust Systems Inc in Saukville, Wisconsin, joined a sophomore engineering course.
