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Hiram College will induct seven individuals, six former student-athletes and one coach/administrator, into the William H. Hollinger Hall of Fame on Saturday, Oct. 23 during Homecoming/Hollinger Hall of Fame weekend, as part of the 2021 inductee class.

Following a national search, Hiram College is pleased to announce the appointment of Andrea Welch, Ph.D., an experienced leader in higher education recruitment, as the College’s new Vice President for Enrollment Management and Marketing.  

The halfway point of every semester can become stressful for many students. Jared LaPointe ’23 shares some of his favorite tips to tweak your study skills, improve your learning, and take care of yourself.

Recent accomplishments among Hiram’s faculty and staff include an award for education in the language arts, recent and upcoming publications, and a role as delegate at the Ohio Nurses Association Convention.

Hiram alumnus and founder of Sterile Waste Solutions, Carlton Dean III, will be the featured speaker for the fall Entrepreneurship Speaker Series. Hosted by the Burton D. Morgan Center for Integrated Entrepreneurship, the event will take place on Thursday, Oct. 7 from 6 – 7:30 p.m. 

Zack Fox ’21 joined Hiram as sustainability coordinator, a new role for the College focused on increasing sustainability efforts. In this role, Fox is collaborating with students and other community members on new projects around campus and at the James H. Barrow Biological Field Station.

Hiram College will host the fall 2021 Lectures in Religion, featuring Kaveh Akbar, distinguished educator and author on Wednesday, September 29.

Stefan Zoller’s exhibition will include both his richly layered paintings and precise line drawings, emphasizing the two extremes of his artistic style. “Strata” will be on display Sept. 30 to Nov. 18.

Hiram College recently inducted six, five former student-athletes and one contributor, into the William H. Hollinger Hall of Fame as part of the 2020 inductee class.  Traditionally, the College honors the inductees during the annual Homecoming celebration, however the 2020 event was postponed due to COVID-19.    

Hiram College has again been recognized as a top college according to the newly released 2022 U.S. News and World Report rankings. The College was ranked fifteenth among Midwest Regional Colleges, third for best value, and twelfth for social mobility.