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The School of Arts, Humanities, and Culture promotes the exploration and expression of culture and the arts, preparing students to grasp the history of human endeavors and tackle the creative and intellectual challenges of a global community.
Tech & Trek is inspiring students to embrace both their skills in technology and their understanding of the natural world. Select the titles below to see the world through some of our art students' eyes. Each video was created using Apple technology.
From the technical shop to the practice room to the stage, our students learn the workings of technical design as well as performance craft.
At Hiram College, our values of service learning, global reach, and making a change in the world, are closely aligned with the Peace Corps.
Worried about writing assignments? Want to help other students write better? The Writing Center may just be the place for you!
Community Service supports Hiram College's commitment of developing socially responsible and ethical citizens through integrating meaningful community service with coursework and reflection to enrich learning, teach civic responsibility, and support communities.
You might be interested in these clubs, opportunities, and organizations, too! For more information, visit our Clubs and Organizations page by clicking on one of the club pictures.
Ethics Bowl is a class, a club, and a competition. Every year, a group of students come together to discuss current ethical dilemmas in the world today by responding to prompts in a debate style. Ethics Bowl has a competition that interested students can participate in.
The Dance Team strives to show off school spirit through the art of dance, and allow any student with an interest in dancing to have the opportunity to do so. They often compete around the state.
Theatre Guild strives to do a varied amount of performing arts activities that anyone can be involved in. Our goal is to be an active and fun arts group that welcomes people with open arms. The Hiram College Theatre is an organization that serves to enrich, promote, and teach the students and faculty of Hiram College through performance and script.
The H-ART is an organization on this college campus where artists of all kinds may explore and further their work and network with those who can further their potential. Each event will seek to find opportunities to emphasize the talents and interests of our collective, no matter what the event’s focus is.
I.F. strives to promote cultural diversity within the Hiram community. Our members come from a variety of different cultural and religious backgrounds and are able to educate the Hiram community by using personal narratives. We organize one of the biggest events on campus called the Intercultural dinner and talent show, which provides students with an opportunity to interact with people from various backgrounds.
The purpose of the Black Student Union is to be the gate way between black culture and our members. We are their as a support system for the black community on this campus. We strive to bring positivity and education to the students involved in our organization.
The purpose of The Net is to establish and advance witnessing communities of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Savior and Lord: growing in love for God, God’s Word, God’s people of every ethnicity and culture and God’s purposes in the world; to provide opportunities and a means by which all students can learn about and grow in the teachings of Christianity.
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.)
The Lindsay-Crane Center for Writing and Literature views reading and writing as foundations of the liberal arts tradition, of lifelong learning, and of culture in all its forms. They host events and competitions to foster student engagement with the written arts.
In the spirit of James A. Garfield, the Garfield Institute helps both the political and apolitical explore public service in a process replete with opportunities on and off campus.
The academic program at Hiram College is organized into five schools. While each school has its own focus, the overall mission of the schools is to foster integrated and experiential learning for all students, through an interdisciplinary and collaborative framework that operates both within each school and among schools. Select a circle below to learn more about the School.
