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Olivet Congratulates Graduating Class at 2011 Commencement: Olivet University's 2011 Commencement was held on Friday, June 17, 2011 at the main campus in San Francisco, CA. The event was also streamed live via webcast for online students and guests from around the globe.

Olivet Institute of Technology Joins Apple WWDC 2011: The Apple Annual Worldwide Developers Conference introduces its latest innovative technology for developers. Olivet Institute of Technology (OIT) participated in the event as Apple showcased the latest iOS 5 for mobile devices, their new OS X Lion, and iCloud. The technologies are very well tied into the university and IT college tools in exploring efficient communication methods for ministry affiliates.

OCAD Dean Featured in Latest Art & Theology Magazine: The latest featured magazine article from ARTS: Arts in Religious and Theological Studies, was written by Olivet College of Art & Design Dean Dr. Joan Brix Carter. Titled â€œDestaeblerâ€™s Winged Figure: A Unique Vision,â€ the article was an art historical look at Stephen DeStaeblerâ€™s sculpture in the rotunda of the Graduate Theolgical Unionâ€™s Flora Lamson Hewlett Library.