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Service Sweet as SugarA neon green wood-crate caterpillar flower planter accented with bright orange and red spots and googly eyes awaits its future home at Little Village Early Learning Center in Hiram. Soon to sprout colorful posies, the cheery handmade structure is one of many service projects Hiram College students will work on Thursday, March 29, Sugar Day.
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Nonviolence, wood ducks, and mental health headline students' off-campus engagement Read More -
Hiram to Help 15 Lucky Incoming Traditional Students Take a Trek with $1,000 Scholarships Read More -
Take a hike, build a fairy house, sing a song. Celebrate the James H. Barrow Biological Field Station's 50th year Read More -
Students to showcase summer research and internship work at symposium Read More -
Taking to the trees 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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Service, scholarship and reflection make a sweet combination on Sugar DayHiram students spent the day away from classes to focus on service, scholarship and reflection.
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Students ready for Sugar DaySugar Day, a celebration of service, scholarship and reflection, will put Hiram Connect under the spotlight tomorrow, March 30.
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Hiram College offers new public health degree programHiram College will offer a new public health degree program this fall. The program, through which students can either major or minor in public health, merges the college’s liberal arts curriculum with this emerging field of preventative medicine and health promotion.
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