A team of four Hiram College entrepreneurship students walked away with $1,000 to share in early November after winning first place at the 2025 Ideablitz!, Hiram’s annual, Shark Tank-like competition ...

An incident report is a form you fill out when something unusual, unsafe, or against school rules happens on campus. It’s a way to let the College know what happened so they can keep everyone safe and ...

Each year students are able to participate in an international trip. On these trips, students meet with leaders of the visited country and have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in political ...

Starting in fall 2025, from the moment you enroll, your tuition is locked in for all four years of your undergraduate experience. That means no tuition increases—ever. You’ll pay the same rate from ...

Every year, Hiram College’s Lindsay-Crane Center for Writing and Literature holds a community wide reading program in the fall. This year the selected book was John Green’s 2021 collection of ...

Since leaving Hiram, Alysa has presented her research at international conferences—including the International Symposium on Equine Reproduction in Brazil and the Society for Theriogenology Conference ...

For Brittany Jackson ’04, ’15, Hiram College has been more than her alma mater — it has been her lifelong professional home and a place that continues to inspire her every day. Originally from ...

For Jeremy Kerola ’16, Hiram College was more than a place to earn a degree—it was the foundation for a meaningful career and lifelong values.

Hiram College has once again been named a College of Distinction for the 2025–2026 academic year, recognized for its commitment to a personalized, experience-rich education that prepares students for ...

Hiram College sophomore Rayna Lambert ’28, a Bristol High School graduate, has been recognized as one of this year’s “20 Under 20” honorees by the Tribune Chronicle. Now in its 13th year, the ...

Hiram College is pleased to announce it has exceeded its 2024-2025 enrollment goal with 274 incoming undergraduate students. The number of students demonstrates a 7.5% increase in first-year ...

Hiram College has been named one of seven pilot institutions for the College Autism Network (CAN)’s inaugural Autism-Inclusive Campus Designation™ (AICD), the first of its kind in North America. The ...