Come join CAMP at Great Divide for a fantastic evening of skiing - it's a private ski party for Carroll College! Lift tickets are free for all Carroll students, employees, and families, although make sure to bring along money for rentals if needed. Transportation not provided. See you there!

• The Good Luck chair lift and back yard tow from 6pm to 9pm.
• Access to 10 illuminated trails and 1 or 2 terrain parks.
• One ski instructor and one snowboard instructor to help the newbies and kids in your group.
• Exclusive use of the lodge until 11pm.
• Great Divide Food and beverage services will be available.
• RENTALS: Ski/Snowboard rentals are inexpensive and will be set up in advance so that everyone gets out on the snow and having fun right away!
  • $15 Ski or snowboard and boots
  • $5 helmet
  • Reserve online and put Carroll College Group in the box at the bottom of the page.
    Link here: https://skigd.com/daily-rentals/ 

Want to show off your talent? Dancing, singing, magic, acting, comedy - if you have a talent, we want to see!

The performance is Friday, February 22, at 7pm in the Upper Cube. If you want to participate/show off a talent, please register here. Auditions will be February 4th-8th.

Sign up for Carroll's Got Talent.

Come celebrate with Campus Ministry. All welcome.

Attention Entrepreneurial Saints: Come pitch your business idea and compete for startup funds through the ZinnStarter program. Teams will be eligible for awards up to $1000!

This is the first round and we are looking for exciting ideas at this point—not well-developed product or business prototypes. Finalist selections and award amounts will be determined by an all-student ZinnStarter board of directors, and finalists will be invited to present more detailed business plans Wednesday 2/27 at 7:00 p.m.

2-3 minute business pitch

Date/Time/Location: Monday, February 4, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. in Trinity Lounge

Audience members are welcome. Join us for cookies & ice cream and contemplate pitching a business idea in fall 2019!

For more information and to register email aryerson@carroll.edu.

Join College Christian Fellowship (CCF) for their weekly Monday night meeting on the Carroll campus in the Simperman Amphitheatre at 8:00pm. People of all faith backgrounds are welcome to join us in a time of worship, study of the Bible, and fellowship at the Crosswalk afterwards.

Freshmen and Sophomores - It's time to pay it forward, and we'll reward you for it! Receive your choice of a $20 Starbucks or Target gift card by being selected to host a prospective student in your Guad and St. Charles room. Download the application

As you may remember, visiting campus is an exciting part of every student's college search! In particular, an overnight stay is a great way for a student to get a "feel" for the College and determine if Carroll is the right fit. Overnight hosting is also an awesome opportunity for current students to begin involvement in the recruitment of new students as serving as a host may lead to other positions within the Carroll Admission Office.

We'll also be in the Upper Cube on January 15, 16, 17, and 18 from 11 am to 1 pm with applications for you to grab as well.

Completed applications must be submitted to the Office of Admission by 4:00 pm on Wednesday, February 6.

Download the App

The Political Science department will host an event on Wednesday, February 6 in the Trinity Lounge from 7-8:30 entitled, "The Trump Presidency: Year 3." We will have 20-30 minutes of remarks from the members of the department and then we'll take questions.

The Carroll Humanities Center will be showing the film 12 Years a Slave, followed by a conversation with those in attendance.

• When: Wednesday, Feb 6th, at 7pm
• Where: O'Connell 107
• Who: Sponsored by the Humanities Center

Open to the Carroll community.

Join Fr. Marc Lenneman in an exploration of Catholic teaching on various topics relevant to today’s culture. 

It will be held Thursdays after the 12:20 Mass in the STAC. Sponsored by Campus Ministry.

100% FREE WITH CARROLL ID! Just show it at the door.

** Free dress rehearsal with Carroll ID

In February we present a moving play about the first women to attend classes at Cambridge as part of their education at Girton College in 1896.  Directed by Carroll alum, Julia Harris, Blue Stockings by Jessica Swale is about the struggle of female intellectuals in the late 1800s. The action involves four very talented female undergraduates and the campaign to be allowed, like their male colleagues, to receive a formal degrees at the end of their studies. The play touches on some of the issues surrounding the feminist ideals of the late nineteenth-century new woman including female bicycle-riding and equal education rights. Purchase tickets to Blue Stockings

We are so excited that you are interested in applying to be a Peer Minister! If you have any questions, please email Dan Thies at dthies@carroll.edu. Deadline is February 8, 2019.

Apply online now

Campus Ministry has a group of 15 students who live in the residence halls called Peer Ministers. These peer ministers carry on the tradition of fostering fellowship and goodwill on campus, work in building community on the floors, and help in creating a positive campus atmosphere for students. 

Each Peer Minister considers themself a resource to assist and counsel other students when needed. They also lead Bible studies, but these may not always take the “customary” form.

Most importantly, though, these students are available to be a presence encouraging faith on campus. Peer Ministers encourage students to make their relationship with God an important part of their journey at Carroll.

In February we present a moving play about the first women to attend classes at Cambridge as part of their education at Girton College in 1896.  Directed by Carroll alum, Julia Harris, Blue Stockings by Jessica Swale is about the struggle of female intellectuals in the late 1800s. The action involves four very talented female undergraduates and the campaign to be allowed, like their male colleagues, to receive a formal degrees at the end of their studies. The play touches on some of the issues surrounding the feminist ideals of the late nineteenth-century new woman including female bicycle-riding and equal education rights. Purchase tickets to Blue Stockings

Buy a cute stuffed animal with chocolates for a loved one while raising money for the kids at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital!

When:  Monday, Feb. 11-13th during lunch and dinner , Thursday, Feb. 14th during lunch only

Cost:  1 for $5 or 2 for $8 

Come get answers to all your questions about consent, and walk away with a relaxing beverage!

Part of the Gender Studies Department’s Spring Fever Week.

An anonymous reading of Carroll students’ experiences with sexual harassment and assault.

Part of the Gender Studies Department’s Spring Fever Week.

Join College Christian Fellowship (CCF) for their weekly Monday night meeting on the Carroll campus in the Simperman Amphitheatre at 8:00pm. People of all faith backgrounds are welcome to join us in a time of worship, study of the Bible, and fellowship at the Crosswalk afterwards.

Buy a cute stuffed animal with chocolates for a loved one while raising money for the kids at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital!

When:  Monday, Feb. 11-13th during lunch and dinner , Thursday, Feb. 14th during lunch only

Cost:  1 for $5 or 2 for $8 

An open forum on gender-based violence and issues on campus. All students are welcome.

Part of the Gender Studies Department’s Spring Fever Week.

AMSA (the Carroll pre-med student club) is bringing in Dr. Nick Ford and Dr. Wynde Cheek this Tuesday, February 12th, at 8:00 pm in O'Connell 101. Dr. Ford is an anesthesiologist, while Dr. Cheek is a neurologist. Dr. Cheek also runs a consultant agency to help students write and prepare their applications into medical school.

Buy a cute stuffed animal with chocolates for a loved one while raising money for the kids at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital!

When:  Monday, Feb. 11-13th during lunch and dinner , Thursday, Feb. 14th during lunch only

Cost:  1 for $5 or 2 for $8 

Mark your calendars for February 13 and join the student chapters of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and the American Water Works Association (AWWA) for a presentation on the 2018 Montana Infrastructure Report Card. Montana Earned an overall grade of “C” - find out why! Presentation on Wednesday, February 13 from 12-1 PM in the Civil Engineering Building, Room 201.  Snacks and drinks provided!

Presented by:

• Matt Mudd, Great West Engineering
• Byran Vanderloos, KLJ
• Brad Koon, Triple Tree Engineering

Supplies, equipment, and instruction provided! No experience necessary. First timers welcome! OR Just come by to tie if you already know how.

• Sign Up Here & Meet at the HAC conference room

Organized by GSA, a panel of students belonging to the LGBTQIA+ community will answer questions and speak about their experiences.

Part of the Gender Studies Department’s Spring Fever Week.

Buy a cute stuffed animal with chocolates for a loved one while raising money for the kids at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital!

When:  Monday, Feb. 11-13th during lunch and dinner , Thursday, Feb. 14th during lunch only

Cost:  1 for $5 or 2 for $8 

The Carroll College Student Green Initiative is doing an event in the cube on Thursday and Friday called "Plant One On Ya- Valentines day Pot Painting". We're giving out small two inch terra cotta pots and succulents to students at lunch. Students will be able to paint their own pots and pick out a succulent.

Join Fr. Marc Lenneman in an exploration of Catholic teaching on various topics relevant to today’s culture. 

It will be held Thursdays after the 12:20 Mass in the STAC. Sponsored by Campus Ministry.

Come anonymously ask all your questions about love and sex to a panel of experts who deal with it every day!

Part of the Gender Studies Department’s Spring Fever Week.

In February we present a moving play about the first women to attend classes at Cambridge as part of their education at Girton College in 1896.  Directed by Carroll alum, Julia Harris, Blue Stockings by Jessica Swale is about the struggle of female intellectuals in the late 1800s. The action involves four very talented female undergraduates and the campaign to be allowed, like their male colleagues, to receive a formal degrees at the end of their studies. The play touches on some of the issues surrounding the feminist ideals of the late nineteenth-century new woman including female bicycle-riding and equal education rights. Purchase tickets to Blue Stockings

Show off your amazing research! We welcome presentation applications from all disciplines. This year's SURF event is taking place on April 24-26. Deadline for applications is February 15, 2019.

Visit the SURF website for application details.

The Carroll College Student Green Initiative is doing an event in the cube on Thursday and Friday called "Plant One On Ya- Valentines day Pot Painting". We're giving out small two inch terra cotta pots and succulents to students at lunch. Students will be able to paint their own pots and pick out a succulent.

In February we present a moving play about the first women to attend classes at Cambridge as part of their education at Girton College in 1896.  Directed by Carroll alum, Julia Harris, Blue Stockings by Jessica Swale is about the struggle of female intellectuals in the late 1800s. The action involves four very talented female undergraduates and the campaign to be allowed, like their male colleagues, to receive a formal degrees at the end of their studies. The play touches on some of the issues surrounding the feminist ideals of the late nineteenth-century new woman including female bicycle-riding and equal education rights. Purchase tickets to Blue Stockings

In February we present a moving play about the first women to attend classes at Cambridge as part of their education at Girton College in 1896.  Directed by Carroll alum, Julia Harris, Blue Stockings by Jessica Swale is about the struggle of female intellectuals in the late 1800s. The action involves four very talented female undergraduates and the campaign to be allowed, like their male colleagues, to receive a formal degrees at the end of their studies. The play touches on some of the issues surrounding the feminist ideals of the late nineteenth-century new woman including female bicycle-riding and equal education rights. Purchase tickets to Blue Stockings

Come join us for a night of glitz and glam! We are hosting our 4th annual Night at the Oscars Dance - Music by DJed Starstruck Entertainment! The dance raises money for Families with Heart, a profit with the mission to make a difference in the lives of the under resourced special needs families in Ecuador. 

The dance will be Feb. 16th from 8-11 in the Lower Cube.

Get your tickets online here

Cor/Via are separate Campus Ministry formation groups for both women and men so that each gender can ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. They both meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 5:50-7pm.

Cor's default location is the Maronick Board Room, Via's is the Siena Room of the Lower Cube.

Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups.

Join Fr. Marc Lenneman in an exploration of Catholic teaching on various topics relevant to today’s culture. 

It will be held Thursdays after the 12:20 Mass in the STAC. Sponsored by Campus Ministry.

On February 21 at 7:00 p.m. in the Simperman Hall Weigand Amphitheatre, join us for our next public mathematics debate: "What is the greatest result of the mathematician Leonhard Euler?" Dr. Kelly Cline will take on Dr. Eric Sullivan.

Euler is widely recognized as one of the greatest mathematicians of the 18th century (and perhaps all time).  He was a master at all fields of mathematics, and his results have proved to be impactful in the theory of calculus, number theory, complex numbers, physics, graph theory, astronomy, and music theory.  The wikipedia page has a great synopsis of his life's work.

Join us for a lively and fun event with questions from the audience, and ending with a vote on the winner. The audience will vote for the winner. Join us for a free, fun and exciting event, but show up early - the place will be packed!

Come learn this fast and fun discipline of XC Skiing with CAMP. Equipment provided. Please bring appropriate clothing! Meet at the HAC Friday at 3pm.  Sign up here.