The College of IT has recently collected a series of online books and resources specifically geared towards software engineers and IT developments. These will prove to be valuable in the development and progression of our library. About a hundred have already been submitted.
Olivet University will welcome record numbers of first-year students to its campus community this fall. "We are delighted that so many students are interested in pursuing offline educational opportunities at Olivet this year," said Tracy J. McNeal, Director of Academic Affairs.
This Spring the Olivet College of Art & Design will introduce Dr. David James Randolph whose course Exploration in Media and Technology will combineChristian theology concepts with digital media.
Olivet Theological College & Seminary's electronic newsletter is the perfect way for pastors, ministry leaders, alumni, students, and friends of the seminary to stay connected with the seminary community through monthly updates on the latest news, events, programs,
Olivet University will welcome record numbers of first-year students to its campus community this fall. "We are delighted that so many students are interested in pursuing offline educational opportunities at Olivet this year," said Tracy J. McNeal, Director of Academic Affairs.
Students of Jubilee College of Music in San Francisco California are filling the rehearsal and practice rooms throughout this summer in preparation for the Fall Convocation Concert on August 26th.
Summer program students visited the current exhibition at the SF MOMA this month to see the art of Richard Tuttle. Blurring the boundaries of mediums from painting, drawing, to sculpture, Tuttle brings unique and diverse style
Every year prospective students and their families are invited to visit the campus of Olivet Theological College & Seminary to get a personal look at our school. While you're welcome to visit year-round, we set aside one weekend (8/27-29) for a new academic year orientation.
The summer has been a season of learning at Olivet University. Although regular classes were no longer in session, Olivet students, faculty and staff led a range of on-campus gatherings for students and teachers hailing from all over the world,
Five thousand books were added to the William Carey Library last week as a new shipment of books in a recent load came in from Los Angeles. Books were chosen by Olivet faculty and are expected to enhance mainly the theology section of the library.