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OCB Class Delves Into Social Responsibilities and Ethics: Olivet University's College of Business' strategy class delved into social responsibilities and ethics in strategic management. Professor Lisa Tolliver led the class to examine the relationship between business firms and society and presented issues in social responsibility and ethics.

Jubilee Recital Explores History of 'Music, Worship': Olivet University's Jubilee College of Music (JCM) graduate student will perform at next month's recital under the theme 'Music and Worship.' The recital will reflect on the ideas of love, forgiveness and grace harmonized through hymns, contemporary Christian worship, and videos.

Engaging Social Issues Through Design: Olivet University design students will look to showcase their final projects this year, with the common theme of addressing social issues via design. By combining research, interface, typography, and design elements,