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At Hiram, we recognize that financial aid and scholarships can play a large role in making a college decision. And while it can feel overwhelming to understand each college’s financial awarding process, the Office of Financial Aid at Hiram is ready to help you and answer your questions.

Here is how Hiram College will notify you in the event of inclement winter weather.

Hiram College was recently one of 15 colleges and universities in Northeast Ohio to receive a grant from the Burton D. Morgan Foundation aimed at bolstering the entrepreneurial ecosystem.

As an intern with the National Cancer Institute, Emily Harris '22 utilized advanced data analysis to conduct medical research with a team at the University of Pennsylvania.

Starting January 1, 2022, we will be a smoke-free, tobacco-free college. Hiram College will prohibit the use of smoking and tobacco products on all college-owned property, including our main campus, the James H. Barrow Biological Field Station and the Northwoods Field Station.

With the ever-changing student landscape, Hiram recently completed a program-wide evaluation and made the decision to discontinue College Credit Plus partnerships with Hudson City School District and New Philadelphia City Schools.

Hiram College is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Pohlman as Hiram’s next director of athletics. Pohlman steps into his new role following three months as the interim, as well as six years at the helm of the Hiram softball program. 

Members of the Hiram community have been recognized for their academic, creative and professional endeavors. Recent accomplishments include an upcoming journal article on the subject of philanthropy, selection in the Pittsburgh New Works Virtual Reading Series, book reviews and podcast interviews, and participation in international conferences.

Hiram College is pleased to announce the appointment of Walter Williams, a strategic and innovative advancement professional with more than 25 years of experience, as the College’s new vice president for development and alumni relations.

Hiram College student, Jeffrey Robb, has been selected to participate in the 2022 Ohio Legislative Service Commission (LSC) Legislative Fellowship Program. Robb is one of only 23 fellows selected for the 2022 program, which will begin in December and last 13 months.