Special Interest/Service

African American Student Union

African American Student Union (AASU) is a support and social group for students interested in the curricular and co-curricular issues, concerns and interests of Hiram's African-American community. Members participate in on and off campus programming, along with sponsoring the annual Kwanzaa Celebration. AASU meets in the Umoja Room, located on the ground level of the Quad.

American Sign Language Club

Anime Club

Purpose: To further explore the world of Anime with other students on campus

B-Side Cafe

The B-side Cafe is a student operated, non-profit coffee shop serving the students of Hiram's campus Sunday through Thursday evenings during the school year in Whitcomb Hall. The B-Side provides a relaxed atmosphere for students to study, play games, listen to music and talk to friends. Each semester the B-side holds open mic night and a poetry slam. These events provide an opportunity for Hiram students to share their talents with the community.

Chess Club

Circle K

Purpose: To complete community service, with a focus on projects for kids

Hiram College Circle K, a collegiate community service organization sponsored by Kiwanis International, is concentrated in the areas of leadership and personal development. There are three key ideals Circle K is proud to uphold: service, fellowship and leadership. As an organization, we are committed to serving our campus and community, focusing much of our attention on helping children and families in need as well as other major not-for-profit organizations.

Club H.I.G.H.  (Hiram’s Intelligent Ghost Hunters)

Purpose: To ghost investigations on and off campus using scientific reasoning and equipment

Meeting Info: Monthly
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Fashion Show Committee

Purpose: The purpose of the fashion show committee is to raise awareness about different organizations geared to helping a specific cause. For instance we want to spread awareness about such organizations that help youth, women, men, and even environmental causes. This year the cause is jeans for teens, which is a non-profit organization for youth who are less fortunate and our committee will donate clothes that we receive during the fashion show to homeless shelters and battered women shelters.

This committee wants to provide an event that is versatile and represents the leadership and eagerness that students have to create a successful fashion show for the whole Hiram Community.

Fiat Lux

G-Free (Gluten Free Awareness)

Purpose: To unite the students who suffer from gluten intolerance/celiacs disease. We want to work on helping each other stay healthy both mentally and physically. To support one another in learning how to make good meal choices and stay strong with tempted by foods we cannot eat. This will be a way for us to share recipes and raise awareness of our struggle on campus. We hope to shade light on others who suffer from the same problem, but are undiagnosed.

Habitat for Humanity

Purpose: To give the chance to participate in local builds and or the spring break trip in affiliation with Habitat for Humanity.

HOLA (Hispanic Organization for Latino Awareness)

Holistic Well-Being

Purpose: To bring alternative, holistic, energetic remedies to campus to aid in dealing with various stressors that cause an imbalance to their well-being.

Independent Film Appreciation Club

Purpose: To expose Hiram college students to independent and foreign films.

Intercultural Forum

Purpose: IF work towards promoting understanding and awareness amongst the culturally diverse students of Hiram College. As the largest club on campus, we organize some of the biggest events, including the intercultural dinner and talent show, which provides students with an opportunity to interact with people from various backgrounds.

PAMO - Increasing African Awareness in Hiram

Presence and Respect for Youth Sexual Minorities (PRYSM)

Purpose: PRYSM aims to create a visible GLBTQ presence on Hiram’s campus through events and other programming, to promote the equality and acceptance of GLBTQ individuals, and to create a community of allies on campus, allowing members to discuss our mutual interest in GLBTQ issues in a safe, comfortable setting.

Presence and Respect for Youth Sexual Minorities (PRYSM) represents the Gay, Lesbian, Bi-sexual, Trans and Allied community on campus. They regularly do programming related to GLBT issues, including speakers and the annual Coming Out Day.

Relay For Life

Relay For Life is the organization associated with putting on Hiram's Relay For Life event each spring. Affiliated with the American Cancer Society, Relay For Life is a 24-hour walk/run event that encourages participants to fight back against cancer. The group regularly holds meetings to plan the event.

Rotaract Club of Hiram College

Strategy Games Club

Purpose: To provide opportunity for students and members to learn and play strategy games

Stone Soup Vegetarian Coop

The Stone Soup Co-op is an alternate meal plan for vegetarians, vegans and those with special dietary needs. Meat-eaters are welcome as well, though no meat is allowed in the co-op. Members are responsible for the entire operation including cooking and cleaning up from meals and ordering the food. The co-op is located near Fenton lounge in Booth and Centennial Hall.

Student Environmental Action Committee

The Student Environmental Action Committee (SEAC) is a group dedicated to preserving the environment on both local and global levels. This group is very open to ideas from members; past activities have included various recycling projects, lobbying, trips to environmental conferences, local cleanup projects and guest speakers.

Students Organized for Sustainability

Purpose: To hold Hiram College and its administration, faculty and students to environmental and sustainable standards

Students for Sensible Drug Policy

Purpose: An international grassroots organization working to educate the public about negative consequences of the War on Drugs, and create a favorable climate for policy reform

TASC Force (Terriers Actions for Smart Choices)

Purpose: The goal of the TASC Force is to offer students late night, weekend programs that support other options than drinking and partying on the weekends. We also work to educate students on the consequences of their choices in their social life as well as their futures.

Theatre Guild

Purpose: Theatre Guild is a place for lovers of theatre, whether you love to participate on stage or backstage, or if you’re more of an audience member. We seek to provide more small opportunities to perform on campus, as well as for others to see what we’re doing, or to see shows nearby.

Among many activities such as Masquerades, Northeastern Ohio Improv Competition (NOIC) and play excursions, the Theatre Guild is most well-known for its Blitz Theatre - a 24-hour whirlwind of theatrical activity and performance. Our basic goal is to make theatre a part of the Hiram community as well as larger circles of people.

Trading Card Club

TRUE

Purpose: Open to all Hiram College students, as an organization, TRUE is established to encourage, empower, and uplift the female student population. TRUE also celebrate the uniqueness of the individual; promotes respect of self and others; and seeks build a foundation of trust for its members and the campus community.

Video Games Club

Purpose: To help create social bonds between students who wouldn’t normally talk through playing their favorite games.