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First-Year Class Reflects Success of International Recruitment Efforts: A report from the administration announced that the Olivet class of 2011, chosen from a record-high number of applicants, reflects the University's continuing success with efforts to attract a diverse student community.

Olivet Opens New Academic Year with Fall Convocation: On the evening of Monday, September 10, 2007, parents, and members of administration, faculty and governing board, together with hundreds of students convened at Olivet University for Fall Convocation 2007.

Dedication Service Marks Renaming of Library: Olivet University celebrated the official renaming of University library to the Ralph D. Winter Library on September 10, 2007 with a dedication service held in the library facilities of the main campus building immediately after the Fall Convocation ceremony.