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Students Examine Challenges Facing Journalism: Olivet College of Journalism students are learning that the challenges facing journalists entering the news industry today are daunting but nothing a little innovation and flexibility can't solve.

JCM Hosts Student Piano Recital: The Jubilee College of Music (JCM) hosted its annual student piano recital last week at the University's Student Union in downtown San Francisco. The recital was open to the public as well as students, faculty, and family of the students who all joined to attend the performances.

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.