Clubs and Organizations
Become part of one, or several, of our registered clubs and organizations, including: academic societies, cultural groups, sports clubs, political action and special-interest groups.
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A large part of the Hiram experience is being an active member of the campus community. How can you do that? Well, it simple! Become part of one or more of our clubs and organizations.
STUDENT organizations & HONORARIES
These organizations are sponsored and funded by a campus department.
Hiram is one of only 10% of colleges and universities to be awarded a Phi Beta Kappa chapter, the oldest and most prestigious academic honor society in the United States. Learn more about Phi Beta Kappa by clicking here.
President: Douglas Brattebo
The Hiram College Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa, or O∆K, celebrates leaders on campus, from students to faculty and beyond. Since it’s founding, our circle has extended invitations for membership to those who truly exhibit leadership and achievement in:
Academics & Research
Athletics
Creative and Performing Arts
Communications
Service to Campus and Community
To learn more about our local circle, visit our webpage.
STUDENT CLUBS
These clubs are sponsored by the Office of Campus Involvement and funded by Student Senate.
Alpha Zeta Theta is Hiram College’s local sorority dedicated to fostering lifelong sisterhood, leadership, scholarship, service, and philanthropy. AZO provides members with opportunities to build meaningful friendships, give back to the campus and community, and create lasting memories together.
The Black Student Union (BSU) serves as a welcoming community that celebrates Black culture, promotes education, and supports students at Hiram College. Through engaging programs, discussions, and events, BSU fosters inclusion, advocacy, cultural awareness, and meaningful connections across campus.
Hiram College’s Chemistry Club is an affiliate of the American Chemical Society (ACS) and welcomes students of all majors who have an interest in chemistry. Members participate in guest lectures, career and graduate school workshops, hands-on activities, outreach events, and fun chemistry-themed programming throughout the year.
The Commuter Activities Board (CAB) creates opportunities for commuter students to connect with campus life through social events, community-building activities, and advocacy. CAB helps ensure commuters feel engaged, supported, and included in the Hiram community.
Dance Club welcomes students of all skill levels who enjoy expressing themselves through movement. Members explore a variety of dance styles, learn choreography, perform at campus events, and create a fun, supportive environment for anyone who loves to dance.
Hiram College’s Dungeons & Dragons Club is dedicated to tabletop role-playing adventures where creativity, teamwork, and storytelling come together. Students participate in weekly campaigns led by fellow members, and everyone is welcome—no experience necessary.
The Hispanic Culture Club celebrates the rich cultures, histories, and traditions of Hispanic and Latin American communities. Through educational events, cultural celebrations, food, music, and community engagement, the club promotes cultural awareness and welcomes students from all backgrounds.
The Environmental Appreciation Club brings together students who are passionate about protecting the environment and promoting sustainability. Through educational programs, volunteer opportunities, campus cleanups, and conservation initiatives, members work to make a positive impact on both campus and the surrounding community.
The Integrated Exercise Science Club combines academics, wellness, professional development, and service to prepare students for careers in exercise science and related fields. Members participate in volunteer opportunities, research, networking, internships, conferences, and campus wellness initiatives that promote healthy lifestyles.
The Investment Club provides students with opportunities to learn about investing, financial literacy, and the stock market in a collaborative environment. Through discussions, guest speakers, market simulations, and educational activities, members build knowledge and confidence in personal finance and investing.
The Lighthouse is a Christian fellowship that welcomes students of all backgrounds to explore faith, build meaningful relationships, and grow spiritually. Through Bible studies, worship, discussions, and community service, members seek to share the love of Christ and support one another.
PERCH is dedicated to preserving and studying Hiram College’s natural habitats through education, research, and conservation. Members participate in environmental stewardship projects, wildlife monitoring, habitat restoration, and outdoor educational experiences while promoting sustainability across campus.
PRYSM creates a safe, welcoming, and affirming space for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Through social events, educational programming, advocacy, and campus-wide initiatives, PRYSM celebrates diverse identities while fostering inclusion, community, and support.
The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) represents the voices of Hiram’s student-athletes while promoting leadership, community service, sportsmanship, and campus involvement. SAAC works to enhance the student-athlete experience through advocacy, programming, and collaboration with campus partners.
To learn more, visit the Athletics website.
Student Senate is the representative body that reaches out to students to address their concerns of Hiram College. However, we also are the institution that takes it upon ourselves to find out the facts and to help solve or provoke serious conversations about these issues.
To learn more about Student Senate, please click here.
The Terrier Activities Board (TAB) is Hiram College’s student programming organization dedicated to creating exciting social, educational, recreational, and cultural experiences for campus. From Homecoming and SpringFest to weekly events, TAB strives to build community and make every student’s college experience memorable.
To learn more about TAB, please click here
The Theatre Guild welcomes anyone interested in the performing arts, regardless of experience. Members participate in productions, performances, workshops, and creative projects while promoting artistic expression, collaboration, and a vibrant theatre community on campus.
Veticus is Hiram College’s pre-veterinary organization for students interested in animal care and veterinary medicine. Members gain hands-on experience through volunteer opportunities, guest speakers, field trips, conferences, wildlife rehabilitation, and community projects while preparing for careers in veterinary and animal sciences.
Writers in Residence partners with the Portage County Juvenile Detention Center to facilitate weekly creative writing workshops. Members mentor youth through writing, foster meaningful relationships, promote literacy and self-expression, and help publish participants’ work in annual chapbooks that celebrate their voices and creativity.
Zen Mind Zen Body promotes physical, mental, and emotional well-being through yoga, mindfulness, meditation, and stress-relief activities. The club provides a welcoming space for students to practice self-care, build healthy habits, and find balance throughout their college experience.
Want more information about a club or organization? Contact OCI!
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