Hiram Cheerleaders in 1950
"Sweethearts" from Hiram Centennial Homecoming 1950
Girl in Costume at Hiram Homecoming
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Join us for Library Forum on November 6th at 4:15 in the Pritchard Room! Daniel Groves will be presenting: "The publishing industry is a complicated place for the most successful writers, but how is a newly or unpublished writer supposed to break onto the scene? Unless you’re the next Stephen King, the answer is simple but daunting: lots of time, lots of energy, and lots of patience. In this talk, Daniel Groves—a newly published writer himself who is still working to find his way—discusses what he’s learned in his first few years as a serious writer and which tools he’s found most useful to help get work published."
Discover stories of courage and self-discovery with our Coming Out book display! Explore diverse LGBTQ+ voices, celebrate authenticity, and read with pride! Happy reading!
The Friends of the Hiram College Library celebrated their 40th Anniversary this fall! Watch the recording. Amanda Flower, a USA Today bestselling and Agatha Award-winning author, who has written over fifty mystery novels, spoke at the event. Watch the recording.
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The Hiram College Library has acquired nearly every book by bestselling fantasy author Brandon Sanderson. These books are currently available on the New Book Shelf on the first floor of the library. Come check them out!
If there are any other authors you’d like to see us feature, please email us at library@hiram.edu!
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