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Students who embark on study away programs return to find they’ve discovered new purpose and meaning in both their academic studies and their future callings. Hiram College coordinates three to four ...

Hiram College is pleased to announce this year’s Howard Seymour Bissell and Robert Kenyon Bissell Symposium, “Creating Resilience: In (and through) Community” taking place over two days, Tuesday, May ...

Celebration of Excellence awards recipients are posted as they are made available from the bestowing department or organization. This section will be updated frequently during the months of April and ...

Hiram College is pleased to welcome four distinguished alumni to its Board of Trustees: Michael Pence ’91, Warren Blazy III ...

Giving Day was a tremendous success, surpassing its $450,000 fundraising goal and demonstrating the unwavering strength and ...

Kathleen Leigh Lewarchick looks forward to creating enthusiasm for a 175-year-old higher educational leader – the college ...

The James H. Barrow Biological Field Station is a 500-plus-acre active research and educational facility only three miles from Hiram College. The Field Station not only enhances the biology and ...

Hiram students joined Field Station staff at the 41st Ohio Wildlife Diversity Conference to explore research on birds, flying ...

Taught by Dr. Ruth McDowell, assistant Professor of biology, Invertebrate Zoology instructs students on the diversity of invertebrate animals. Taught as a lecture and an attached lab, students are ...

Explore why student involvement, unique organizations, and a diverse community help make Hiram’s vibrant campus your home away from home. Living at Hiram is engaging, educational, and affordable.