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Ellen R. Stofan, Ph.D., the John and Adrienne Mars Director of the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum and former Chief Scientist of NASA, will address the Class of 2023 at Hiram Colleges’ Matriculation Convocation on Thursday, August 22.

Hiram College has been named one of the 159 best colleges in the Midwest according to The Princeton Review.

A recent article by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette features Hiram College as an example among small private colleges rethinking their approach to curriculum, tuition costs, and hands-on learning experiences provided to students.

Thanks to the generosity of alumni and friends, Hiram College has posted the fourth consecutive year of record-breaking fundraising, bringing in $10.2 million in cash during the 2018-19 fiscal year. This is the first-ever double digit fundraising year for the College.

Three Hiram College students join Matthew Notarian, visiting professor of classics, digging up history at archaeological excavation in Italy.

For nearly two decades, Roxanne Sorrick, Ed.D., head of teacher education and professor of education, has dedicated her career to the Hiram College community as a master teacher, reflective practitioner, curricular leader, and more. Most recently, she was named to the Crain’s Cleveland Business list of Notable Women in Education.

Hiram College, in conjunction with Girl Scouts of the USA, is excited to announce new scholarships that recognize personal motivation, service to others, and high achievement.

The new crime, law, and justice major at Hiram College helps students explore justice and legality through engagement with sociology, philosophy, ethics, political science, and public health studies.

Hiram College has received an unrestricted gift of $2 million from a donor who wishes to remain anonymous. An unrestricted gift of this magnitude advances projects and priorities included in Hiram’s academic redesign: The New Liberal Arts™.

A $100,000 gift recently made to Hiram College by David and Janet Dix will be used to renovate the Pendleton House, an 1800’s century home which aptly houses the history department.