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College Consensus has announced its Top 50 Underrated Colleges Doing Great Things and Hiram College is on the list.

Douglas M. Brattebo, Ph.D., J.D., recently talked with WAKR’s Jasen Sokol about the midterm elections.

The National Communication Association’s honorary society recently inducted four new members into Hiram’s Zeta Lambda chapter.

Rick Jackson of IdeaStream’s The Sound of Ideas sat down with Kirsten Parkinson, Ph.D., director of the Lindsey-Crane Center for Writing and Literature, and Nick Hirsch, Ph.D., director of the school of science & technology and associate professor of biology at Hiram College to discuss the underlying messages of Frankenstein.

Hiram College inducted three new members into its Garfield Society during a recent ceremony. Established by the Board of Trustees and named for President James A. Garfield, the Garfield Society honors individuals who have demonstrated significant professional achievement and whose efforts have substantially enriched their communities.

Hiram College has launched the public phase of its $40 million dollar fundraising campaign, a boutique campaign aimed at advancing The New Liberal Arts™.

This summer the Garfield Presidency Scholars immersed ourselves in the study of Abraham Lincoln. We read several books and this fall we have spent many Monday evenings discussing the hardships of Lincoln’s early childhood, his unconventional pathway to the presidency, and of course, his eventual legacy as the Great Emancipator.

Hiram College’s national search for its chief financial officer and vice president for business and finance has confirmed that a candidate close to home is best suited for the job. President Lori Varlotta and the Board of Trustees have named Nancy Rubin, the incumbent who holds the interim post, to the permanent position.

Professor Kirsten Parkinson, director of the Lindsay-Crane Center for Writing and Literature at Hiram College, recently talked with Ideastream’s Rick Jackson about Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and the novel’s relevance today.

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