08/10/2026
Last week, our Accelerated Nursing students marked an important milestone at their pinning ceremony, celebrating the dedication, compassion and hard work that brought them to this moment. π©Ί
Weβre so proud of these future nurses and canβt wait to see the difference they make in the lives of their patients and communities.
08/07/2026
Experience an afternoon of exceptional vocal artistry at Carroll College! πΆ
Join the Carroll College Choral and Theatre Departments for a free public vocal masterclass led by internationally acclaimed soprano and educator Dr. Rachel Copeland, Associate Director of the School of Music at Penn State University.
Watch local vocalists receive one-on-one coaching while gaining insight into vocal technique, musical interpretation, and the art of performance. Whether you're a singer, musician, theatre enthusiast, or simply love live music, this is a unique opportunity to learn from one of the field's leading professionals.
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Friday, August 21
π 1β3 p.m.
π Flex Theatre, Campus Center
This event is free and open to the public. We hope to see you there!
π» https://www.carroll.edu/news-events/events/vocal-masterclass-dr-rachel-copeland?cald=8/21/2026
08/05/2026
After graduating in 2023 with a degree in Civil Engineering Broadfield and a minor in Business Administration, Colin Sassano now works as a Civil Engineering Designer at Robert Peccia & Associates in Helena, helping design and improve water and wastewater systems that serve communities across Montana.
Looking back, Colin says Carroll's liberal arts foundation gave him an advantage in his first year after graduation. Beyond technical coursework, he found that the emphasis on communication, writing, and collaboration helped him stand out in the civil engineering field. He also credits the entire Carroll community, including teammates, coaches, professors, and classmates, for helping shape the person he is today.
"Carroll was and continues to be a blessing in my life. I was able to live out a dream of playing college athletics, get a great education, meet my future wife, build lifelong friendships, and create countless memories. The culture at Carroll encourages excellence in all aspects of life, and being a part of that culture played a significant role in shaping the person I am today."
Read Colin's story here: https://www.carroll.edu/about/directory/colin-sassano
08/04/2026
As Carroll College gets ready to welcome students back on August 26, it's a good time to look back at where it all began.
Founded in 1909 as Mount St. Charles College, the school welcomed President William Howard Taft that same year to lay the cornerstone of St. Charles Hall. The campus then welcomed its first students in September 1910, and just six years later, celebrated its first graduating class. In 1932, the school's name was changed to Carroll College in honor of its founder, Bishop John Patrick Carroll.
More than a century later, Carroll College remains a defining part of Helena's history and continues to shape the city's future, one class at a time. π
08/04/2026
Thinking about Carroll College? π
Get an inside look at life as a Saint by joining us on ZeeMee! Connect with current Carroll students, chat with admissions counselors, meet other prospective students, and get a behind-the-scenes look at campus life, all before you arrive.
Getting started is easy:
π± Download the ZeeMee app from your app store.
π Search for Carroll College and give us a follow!
We can't wait to connect with you and help you discover what makes Carroll such a special place. See you on ZeeMee!
08/01/2026
Fall sports are right around the corner, and we canβt wait to welcome all of our Saints fans back to campus. With games kicking off this month, nowβs the perfect time to mark your calendars and get ready to cheer on Carroll. π
Donβt miss a moment of the action. Visit carrollathletics.com for schedules, rosters, tickets, and everything you need for the season. ποΈ
Letβs pack the stands and cheer on our Saints! π
07/30/2026
π Reminder! Join us as we celebrate the incredible achievements of Carroll College's Accelerated Nursing Class of 2026 at their Pinning & Recognition Ceremony! π
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Friday, August 7
π 3:00 p.m.
π Upper Campus Center | Carroll College
Following the ceremony, graduates, family, and friends are invited to stay for a reception featuring cake and a champagne toast as we honor this special milestone.
Congratulations to the Accelerated Nursing Class of 2026. We can't wait to celebrate with you! ππ
ACNU Nurse Pinning Ceremony & Celebration
Join us as we celebrate our Accelerated Nursing Class of 2026 at a Pinning/Recognition ceremony at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, August 7, 2026 in the Upper Campus Center. A reception with cake and a champagne toast will follow the ceremony.
07/29/2026
Looking for a meaningful way to serve the Carroll College community? π€
We're hiring dependable, service-oriented individuals to join our Special Events Team (SET)! π As a member of the SET team, you'll help create a safe, welcoming environment during athletic events, campus celebrations, and other special events. Responsibilities include event safety, guest services, crowd management, traffic and parking coordination, and supporting emergency response efforts.
This is a part-time, as-needed position with flexible hours, including evenings and weekends. Previous experience in security, public safety, event operations, or customer service is helpful, but not required.
If you're interested in making a meaningful impact while serving the Carroll College community, we encourage you to apply.
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07/28/2026
π’From protecting nesting sea turtles along the beaches of southeast Florida to inspiring the next generation of conservationists, Carroll alumna Hailey Boisvert '23 is putting her passion for wildlife to work every day.
Hailey currently works as an Environmental Monitor for Ecological Associates Inc., monitoring beaches for nesting activity of loggerhead, green, and leatherback sea turtles.
Hailey chose Carroll for its unique Anthrozoology program and welcoming community. As a first-generation college graduate, she found a place where she could thrive academically, build lifelong friendships, and gain the confidence to pursue graduate school and a meaningful career.
One experience at Carroll changed everything.
"My wildlife conservation course in Costa Rica, led by Dr. Suthers, opened a huge door for me. I originally planned to pursue small animal medicine, but that course made me recognize my passion for conservation. It ultimately led me to where I am today. Thank you, Dr. Suthers, for being such an amazing instructor and role model."
Outside the classroom, Hailey found some of her favorite memories working alongside the animals in the Anthrozoology program, especially training Cooper, her Anthrozoology dog.
"Cooper taught me so much about myself and even influenced my decision to get an Australian Cattle Dog. Working with the dogs and horses during my classes brought so much comfort."
Her advice to future Saints?
"If you're considering Carroll College, you should definitely go. There are so many wonderful opportunities, and there have been even more exciting upgrades since I graduated just a few years ago. Even if you aren't planning to major in Anthrozoology, I recommend taking a few classes. The human-animal relationship is fascinating, and you never know where it might lead. You may discover a career you never expected."
All sea turtle work described above is conducted by permitted personnel under Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Marine Turtle Permit (MTP) 26-010.
Read Hailey's full story here: https://www.carroll.edu/about/directory/hailey-boisvert