Q&A: Bryon Cherry '04 named best R&B/Soul Artist by Wisconsin Area Music Industry 10/26/2021 Alumnus Bryon Cherry '04 lived the liberal arts education at Carroll when - as a political science major - he also discovered his passion and talent for music. He developed his musical interest down a path that led to him being named best R&B/Soul Artist at the 2021 Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) Awards.
VPA Overcomes COVID-19 Challenges 12/16/2020 For the Visual and Performing Arts, the Very Foundation of Artistic Expression Has Been Transformed by COVID-19.
Marching Pioneers Wrap Successful Season 12/9/2020 In the midst of a pandemic, The Carroll University Marching Pioneers completed a season full of new traditions. The premiere of their final marching video marks the end of the very successful 2020 fall semester.
Virtual Hymn Performance Connects Carroll Community 10/28/2020 For this year's physically-distanced Old Main Society dinner, held October 8, Carroll University wind ensemble, chamber orchestra and choir members virtually preformed the university's hymn, "Oh God, Our Help in Ages Past."
Alumna Fisher-Bonvallet named board member 10/22/2020 Carroll University has named alumna Laura Fisher-Bonvallet '74 to its 25-member Board of Trustees.
Marching Pioneers Carry On 10/14/2020 The Carroll University Marching Pioneers kicked it up a notch this semester. Band members, fully masked and physically distanced, have filled Main Lawn at 4:30 on Friday afternoons throughout the fall to perform as part of the Fridays After Class marching band concert series.
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.
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.
Marching Toward the Future 1/7/2020 2019 was a year of growth for the Carroll University Pride of the Pioneers marching band, and with that growth comes change and a little bit of risk.
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.
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.
Carroll Earns Coveted NASM Accreditation 1/29/2019 Carroll University is now an accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Music.
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.
Carroll Announces Endowed Music Scholarships 9/7/2018 Two new endowed scholarships total more than $870,000 for Carroll music students.
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.