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.
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."
On Friday, December 14 Olivet University held its annual Christmas Concert at Olivet University Chapel.
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.
Dr. Don Tinder, a leading scholar on the history of church and faith communities, is teaching graduate students at Olivet University this semester in "History of Evangelicalism," which examines the rapid growth and global spread of the Evangelical movement in the last two centuries.
Professor and Dean of Olivet College of Design (OCAD) Dr. Joan Brix Carter was awarded top prize for use of media in worship this week at the New Way Media Festival in Berkeley, California.
In collaboration with internationally recognized booksellers across the country, the University Library is making more books in available in Olivet's collection.
At mid-semester, Olivet University is preparing a multimedia showcase featuring graphic design and fine art creations from graduating students, produced in collaboration with Olivet College of Art & Design (OCAD).
During November 11 through 15, Olivet's staff and students participated in the Oracle Openworld 2007 convention hosted in the Moscone Center located across the street from Olivet's main campus building.
Students from Olivet Institute of Technology participated at the Oracle Open World conference in San Francisco's Moscone Center this week.
Olivet University will celebrate the season of the coming of Jesus Christ with the annual Christmas choral ensemble in December.
A group of students from Olivet Theological College & Seminary's Art & Theology course visited San Francisco's St. Patrick's Cathedral and Museum of Modern Art mid-semester to discuss local exhibits and identify some of the area's landmarks of Christian art.