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OIT Participates in 2009 Openworld: This week, students and faculty of the Olivet Institute of Technology (OIT) are taking part in Oracle Openworld, the worldâ€™s largest information technology event. The event is being held at the Moscone Conference Center located adjacent to the University's main campus in downtown San Francisco.

Olivet Participates in ICETE Consultation: Representatives from Olivet University participated in the 2009 ICETE Consultation held in Sopron, Hungary from October 5-9. Olivet Theological College & Seminary Dean (OTCS) Dr. Joseph Ray Tallman and Chief Operating Officer Walker Tzeng participated in the conference as part of the World Evangelical Theological Institute Association (WETIA).

University Newspaper Sharpens Student Skills: Student reporters are learning the ropes of running an online newspaper through the integration of the school paper, OU Weekly, with Olivet College of Journalism courses.