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To finish off the renovations to the first floor of the Hiram College Library, dining service provider AVI just completed the installation of the Clocktower Café, an innovative high-tech self-service convenience store.  

The safety and well-being of our students, faculty, and staff will always be our top priority. With that in mind, the Office of Campus Safety has compiled a list of action steps that can be taken to help keep our campus community safe.

Two years after Hiram College launched Vision 20/20, a boutique fundraising campaign aimed at improving the student experience, the College is pleased to announce that it has met and exceeded its $40 million goal. The campaign concluded with two year-end gifts that elevated the total amount of cash gifts and pledges raised.  

This year, Hiram College is honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with a celebration beginning on Sunday, January 17 and will continue through Monday, January 18, the holiday commemorating his life and work. Please see below for details on each event. 

During the November 3 general election, Dontavius Jarrells ’10 was elected to represent District 25 of the Ohio House of Representatives. He officially began his first term after taking the oath of office during the opening session of the 134th Ohio General Assembly on January 4.   

In order to help students and families understand the application process at Hiram College, our admission team has broken down the process into five easy-to-follow steps.

Winter is here and with it comes the magical memories of bedtime stories, fireside chats, and snow-filled movies. This year, you have the opportunity to share your stories with the Hiram community whether they are fiction, truth, or something in-between.  

Sherman Dean, director of admission, talks about the values of experiencing Hiram firsthand and the ways in which Hiram is working to safely hold events and campus interactions during a global pandemic.  

Students and faculty in the environmental studies program finished a new addition to the outdoor pavilion located behind the TREE House this fall semester. The TREE House (Teaching, Research, and Environmental Engagement House) is home to Hiram College’s Environmental Studies program, and behind the house now sits a new community area centered around a large cob oven.

At Hiram, we recognize that financial aid and scholarships can play a large role in making a college decision. And while it can feel overwhelming to understand each college’s financial awarding process, the Office of Financial Aid at Hiram is ready to help you and answer your questions.