At its essence, Carthage is a residential college, which entails more than just a place to sleep. They think that roommates, floormates, and even just learning to live alone may teach you a lot. The living and learning environments in Carthage's residence halls are stimulating. A live-in professional staff member and a group of student staff members supervise each of our spacious, conventional resident halls, which have first-year communities and a few floors with Greek affiliations. A comprehensive calendar of social events, leadership opportunities, and educational programs are all conveniently accessible through our halls. The Tower Residence Hall, The Residential Village of The Oaks, Residence Hall for Henry Denhart, Residence Hall of the Madrigrano Family, Residence Hall for Joseph Johnson, Residence Hall of Pat Tarble, Apartments at Parkway, Houses on 17th Street, Harborside Wyndham Garden Kenosha. Applications for campus housing are open to any students studying full-time (8 or more credits each semester) in graduate programs at Carthage. Couples and families are not permitted in graduate housing; only single students are. Students in the Master of Music and Master of Science (business) degrees are given precedence over Target Language Experts in the Master of Education program.