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"Joy" and "Hark": Christmas Carol Theology>

News Reporting and Writing Course Inspires Media Interns in D.C.

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"Joy" and "Hark": Christmas Carol Theology: By Jubilee College of Music Dean Dr. Merril Smoak

News Reporting and Writing Course Inspires Media Interns in D.C.: As the Fall quarter concludes, the impact of Olivet School of Media and Communication's News Writing and Reporting course on aspiring media interns in Washington, D.C. is evident. Students have undergone a rewarding journey, equipping themselves with the practical skills and insights required in the field of journalism.

Olivet University Students Extend Thanksgiving Blessings to Local Community: On Thanksgiving day, students, staff, and faculty from Olivet University came together to bless the local community by participating in The Living Hope Christian Fellowship's Annual Thanksgiving Meal Event. Held at the Anza Community Hall, The Living Hope Church’s event has become a cherished tradition, providing hundreds of free Thanksgiving meals to residents each year.