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Hiram Advisory: Due to evolving recommendations regarding COVID-19, Hiram College transitioned to a remote synchronized learning environment effective March 18. Check back often for updates here.
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Hiram and UA researchers team up for Garfield House archaeological study Read More -
Students Reenact the Past in Athens in 403 BC CourseIt’s 403 BC and an Athenian herald commences the democratic assembly with the customary prayer to the goddess Athena. He then sacrifices a pig and spreads its blood around the assembly. In this 2017 reenactment in Matthew Notarian’s 3-Week Classics course, history major Alyssa Osborne plays the part of the herald, Notarian doubles as Athena and a plush toy animal, with stuffing spilling out of its fresh cut, stands in for the pig.
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U.S. Army Archaeologist to Present Lecture on Protection of Cultural ResourcesUnited States Army archaeologist Laurie Rush, Ph.D., will visit Hiram College March 1 to present “Preserving World Heritage in Times of Conflict.” Free and open to the public, the lecture begins at 4 p.m. at the Hiram College Library Prtichard Room.
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