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Sugar Day, a long-standing tradition at Hiram College, will bring together hundreds of students for a celebration of service, scholarship, and reflection on Tuesday, March 26.

At Hiram, Veticus, a club dedicated to students pursuing a degree in veterinary practices, has begun a process to keep the feral cat population in Hiram at healthy levels.

David Strukel, Ph.D., assistant professor of communication at Hiram College, shares some of his best suggestions for the mindful use of technology inside and outside of the classroom.

Hiram College announces its Spring 2019 Lectures in Religion Series, featuring Danya Ruttenberg, distinguished rabbi, author, and educator. The lecture will be held on Wednesday, April 3 in Hayden Auditorium in the College’s Bates Hall beginning at 8 p.m.

Hiram College recently pledged its support to Say Yes to Education, a national nonprofit organization committed to making a college degree affordable and attainable for public high school graduates. The College also joined the Say Yes to Education National Higher Education Compact, agreeing to cover the cost of full tuition and mandatory fees for a select number of qualifying students.

Five Hiram faculty were recently appointed to lead the College’s new schools.

Hiram College continues to implement its model of the New Liberal Arts by signing two new Memoranda of Understandings (MOU) with international partners. Both partnerships go far beyond typical international exchanges, as they pave the way for students at participating institutions to pursue a major, minor, or area of study that is not available to them at their home college or university.

Over the years, eight United States Presidents have called Ohio home. This President’s Day, TourismOhio, in partnership with the Ohio History Connection, launched the Ohio Presidential Trail, and Hiram College is one of 13 stops. Highlighting homes, libraries, museums, and monuments, each location on the trail highlights life stories of our nation’s leaders.

Douglas M. Brattebo, Ph.D., J.D., associate professor of political science and director of the James A. Garfield Center for the Study of the American Presidency at Hiram College, discusses the funding bill and 2020 presidential candidates with WAKR’s Jasen Sokol.