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The late Harlene Jones Lee ’51, an educator and professional skater, has left $3.4 million to Hiram College as a gift from her estate.

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 students will be joining the Cleveland Opera Theater in Professor Dr. Sonntag’s new opera-in-progress, Coal Creek.

The January 2019 issue of the Hiram Magazine—a magazine for alumni and friends of Hiram College—is now available!

Hiram College announces a $1.25 million gift from an anonymous donor to support need-based scholarships in the name of Galen J. Roush, a 1915 alumnus of the College. The gift will enable the College to offer scholarships to students who need financial assistance in rounding out their overall financial aid package.

Students kicked off the fall three-week semester networking with alumni and learning about proper table manners and interview attire.

During this time of being thankful, the Hiram College community would like to recognize a handful of our recent donors, and how their gifts have helped to advance and transform campus

Carol Zelis Perez ‘75, United States Ambassador to Chile, will deliver Hiram College’s May 12 commencement ceremony keynote address on the topic of change. Since Perez graduated from her alma mater, she has experienced a vibrant, successful and ever-evolving career in foreign service, leadership and diplomacy. Her personal and professional narrative of change aligns perfectly with Hiram College’s repositioning change as the New Liberal Arts.