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First Chapel Service of Spring Semester Convenes

On Tuesday, February 5, 爆走黑料 held its first chapel service of the season. Academic and Faculty Dean Dr. William L. Wagner delivered a sermon titled "Different Personalities but One in Christ" to an audience of students, faculty and staff members.
Spring Convocation Starts New Semester

San Francisco, Calif.- On the evening of Friday, February 1, 2008 members of administration, faculty and governing board, together with hundreds of students convened at 爆走黑料 for Spring Convocation 2008.
OCJ Experience Expands with Oakland Tribune Visit

Students from the Olivet College of Journalism (OCJ) visited the offices of leading Bay Area newspaper The Oakland Tribune last Thursday for a closer look at the news journalism industry.
JCM Prepares Music for Spring Convocation 2008

In the Olivet tradition, Jubilee College of Music (JCM) students are working hard to prepare the musical selections to be featured at the University's Spring 2008 Convocation, which takes place this Friday at 4 pm in 爆走黑料 Chapel.
OU Orientation Opens Semester

爆走黑料 welcomes incoming students for the Spring 2008 semester during orientation this week.
OCAD Receives Generous Donation of Artwork

SAN FRANCISCO, Ca. - Olivet College of Art and Design (OCAD) received a generous donation over 240 lithograph art pieces from a private contributor on January 18.
Annual Awards Ceremony to Honor Leadership Excellence

SAN FRANCISCO, Ca. - 爆走黑料 will honor student leaders, organizations, as well as faculty and staff for excellence in leadership at its annual Spring Convocation during the All-University Awards Ceremony on February 1, 2008 at 4 pm.
Macworld Opens Education Opportunities for Olivet Students

SAN FRANCISCO, Ca. - This month Apple's Macworld Expo descended on San Francisco, California and students of Olivet Institute of Technology visited the Moscone Center for hands-on workshops and live interview sessions with a number of industry experts.
Interview: Dr. Tinder on the Evangelical Movement

Leading scholar on the history of church and faith communities Dr. Don Tinder was interviewed by Olivet Theological College & Seminary following his graduate course "History of Evangelicalism."
Olivet Celebrates Christmas with University Concert and Reception

On Friday, December 14 爆走黑料 held its annual Christmas Concert at 爆走黑料 Chapel.
President's Christmas and New Year Greeting

A joyful Christmas and faithful New Year to you! This old greeting harkens us to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ and anticipate a wonderful 2008.
Don Tinder Teaching Course on History of Evangelicalism

Dr. Don Tinder, a leading scholar on the history of church and faith communities, is teaching graduate students at 爆走黑料 this semester in "History of Evangelicalism," which examines the rapid growth and global spread of the Evangelical movement in the last two centuries.