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Hiram Advisory: COVID-19 Advisory Alert System and Dashboard - Current Level 2 (Orange) Learn More
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Hiram students and faculty featured in WKSU radio interview on salamandersWith life returning to Ohio’s woodlands, WKSU’s Jeff St. Clair recently visited the James H. Barrow Biological Field Station to look for salamanders and to talk with students about their research on a common fungal infection in amphibians known as chytrid.
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Swans at James H. Barrow Biological Field Station receive namesTrumpeter swans have been a part of the James H. Barrow Biological Field Station for nearly 40 years and it has become a tradition for the swans to hold names of Greek mythology.
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An Environmentalist’s Journey through Hiram’s James H. Barrow Biological Field Station Read More -
Rescued raptors prepare for flight at field stationThe Mary Benjamin Rehab Cage, made possible through a donation from senior Mary Benjamin, gives rescued birds of prey space to practice flying at Hiram College's James H. Barrow Field Station.
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Hiram College receives $1 million gift from Paul and Maxine Frohring FoundationHiram College receives $1 million gift from Paul and Maxine Frohring Foundation – Funds to support scholarships and boost James H. Barrow Field Station research and stewardship.
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Hiram conservationists devise nests, movement to revive local kestrel population Read More -
Hiram College Adds Natural History Minor to Academic Repertoire Read More -
Student Presentations Put Spotlight on Internships and Research Read More -
Three seniors present research at Ohio Natural History Conference Read More -
Gifts of more than $2 million help kick off new year Read More
