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OTCS invites prospective students and family members to orientation: Every year prospective students and their families are invited to visit the campus of Olivet Theological College & Seminary to get a personal look at our school. While you're welcome to visit year-round, we set aside one weekend (8/27-29) for a new academic year orientation.

University wraps up summer learning schedule: The summer has been a season of learning at Olivet University. Although regular classes were no longer in session, Olivet students, faculty and staff led a range of on-campus gatherings for students and teachers hailing from all over the world,

New volumes added to William Carey Library: Five thousand books were added to the William Carey Library last week as a new shipment of books in a recent load came in from Los Angeles. Books were chosen by Olivet faculty and are expected to enhance mainly the theology section of the library.