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Alexia Kemerling, senior creative writing major, discusses her disability advocacy work on campus and how creative uses of technology can solve accessibility problems.

Among many gifts, Hiram College is celebrating a recent donation of 186 paintings from the Florian K. Lawton Foundation.

Megan Maddox, a scholar in the Garfield Center for Public Leadership, recaps her experiences from the group’s recent crisis simulation.

Donald W. Kaatz, ’74, investor and founder of Adventure Growth, Inc., will deliver the December 2019 commencement address at Hiram College.

Lambda Pi Eta, a national honor society for outstanding communication scholars, welcomed seven new students to the Zeta Lambda chapter at Hiram College this fall.

A message from the Campus Emergency Response Team about what to expect when inclement weather hits.

Hiram College has recently been named an Apple Distinguished School for 2019-2022 for the leadership and educational excellence it has demonstrated in using technology to enhance teaching and learning. The College was recognized for Tech and Trek™, a mobile 1:1 technology program that guides students in using 21st-century technology in educationally purposeful ways.  

Hiram College will induct eight former student-athletes into the William H. Hollinger Hall of Fame on Saturday, Oct. 26 as part of the College’s Homecoming festivities.

Hiram College Athletic Director Todd Hibbs announced Tuesday that Henry Stanford has stepped down as head coach of the Terriers' football program.

Jeffrey Robb, a scholar in the Garfield Center for Public Leadership, recaps his experiences on the group’s trip to Washington DC. Led by James Thompson, Ph.D., associate professor of political science, the Garfield Center for Public Leadership at Hiram College prepares students to assume the responsibilities of public leadership by developing expertise in matters of public policy, foreign and domestic, grounded in Hiram’s traditional liberal arts education.