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THE ECHO IS AN AWARD-WINNING STUDENT-RUN PUBLICATION
The University of Olivet
SERVING THE COMMUNITY OF OLIVET SINCE 1888
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
SGA Hosts K.C. Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
Four members of the Psych club outside the Kirk Center on Wednesday, Oct. 2 painting a window for homecoming week.
Four members of the Psych club outside the Kirk Center on Wednesday, Oct. 2 painting a window for homecoming week.
SGA Hosts K.C. Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
Gruen Chemistry Club members Thayne Bilicki and Valerie Nelson starting their window painting. Nelson said, "Since for the banners it was game night, we just stuck with that and did a Yahtzee with dice spelling Gruen Chem for our club: Gruen Chemistry."
Gruen Chemistry Club members Thayne Bilicki and Valerie Nelson starting their window painting. Nelson said, "Since for the banners it was game night, we just stuck with that and did a Yahtzee with dice spelling Gruen Chem for our club: Gruen Chemistry."
SGA Hosts K.C. Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
To kick-off their season, the Swim and Dive team came out to the K.C. on Wednesday, Oct. 2 to paint a window with ten fish representing each member of the team and their coach.
To kick-off their season, the Swim and Dive team came out to the K.C. on Wednesday, Oct. 2 to paint a window with ten fish representing each member of the team and their coach.
SGA Hosts K.C. Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
Since SGA hosted this event, the President of SGA, Sophia Spahr decided to add a window for SGA. Spahr said "I chose the design I did mostly cause it was last minute and I thought it would be fun to paint, I painted the Scrabble tiles to stick with the theme of game night, but with my not so great artistic ability I am happy with how it turned out."
Since SGA hosted this event, the President of SGA, Sophia Spahr decided to add a window for SGA. Spahr said "I chose the design I did mostly cause it was last minute and I thought it would be fun to paint, I painted the Scrabble tiles to stick with the theme of game night, but with my not so great artistic ability I am happy with how it turned out."
SGA Hosts K.C Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
Wanting to show off their letters as The University of Olivet enters into Homecoming weekend, members of Alpha Phi Kappa painted their fraternity's letters up on the K.C, making them one of the only greek house to participate in this Homecoming event.
Wanting to show off their letters as The University of Olivet enters into Homecoming weekend, members of Alpha Phi Kappa painted their fraternity's letters up on the K.C, making them one of the only greek house to participate in this Homecoming event.
SGA Hosts K.C. Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
Christian Comets Connect, a Christian based club on campus, joined in on the fun by adding a window dedicated to their club. They also included a Bible verse the club has on their t-shirts: 1 Thessalonians 5:11.
Christian Comets Connect, a Christian based club on campus, joined in on the fun by adding a window dedicated to their club. They also included a Bible verse the club has on their t-shirts: 1 Thessalonians 5:11.
SGA Hosts K.C. Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
The Psych Club's final product of their window painting. Having great artistic skill you can see the detail they added, as they tried to stick with the Homecoming theme: Game Night. Underneath the playing cards, they added a quote saying "Be your own monarch no matter the cards you're dealt."
The Psych Club's final product of their window painting. Having great artistic skill you can see the detail they added, as they tried to stick with the Homecoming theme: Game Night. Underneath the playing cards, they added a quote saying "Be your own monarch no matter the cards you're dealt."
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Members of many Greek houses compete in the championship round of lightning
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Members of many Greek houses compete in the championship round of lightning
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – A group of the Soronian members take a selfie
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – A group of the Soronian members take a selfie
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) –Eta Psi Kappa members compete in the wheelbarrow race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) –Eta Psi Kappa members compete in the wheelbarrow race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Phi Alpha Pi members prepare to compete in the hula hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Phi Alpha Pi members prepare to compete in the hula hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Adelphic Alpha Pi compete in tug-a-war as a house
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Adelphic Alpha Pi compete in tug-a-war as a house
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Senior, Daquarious “DQ” Johnson reacts to the outcome of the tug-a-war games
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Senior, Daquarious “DQ” Johnson reacts to the outcome of the tug-a-war games
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Kaliq White winds up to throw a dodgeball during the Greek Games
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Kaliq White winds up to throw a dodgeball during the Greek Games
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Soronian sorority wins tug-a-war and celebrate together
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Soronian sorority wins tug-a-war and celebrate together
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Members of many Greek houses compete in the championship round of lightning
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Members of many Greek houses compete in the championship round of lightning
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – A group of the Soronian members take a selfie
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – A group of the Soronian members take a selfie
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) –Eta Psi Kappa members compete in the wheelbarrow race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) –Eta Psi Kappa members compete in the wheelbarrow race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Phi Alpha Pi members prepare to compete in the hula hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Phi Alpha Pi members prepare to compete in the hula hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Adelphic Alpha Pi compete in tug-a-war as a house
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Adelphic Alpha Pi compete in tug-a-war as a house
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Senior, Daquarious “DQ” Johnson reacts to the outcome of the tug-a-war games
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Senior, Daquarious “DQ” Johnson reacts to the outcome of the tug-a-war games
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Kaliq White winds up to throw a dodgeball during the Greek Games
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Kaliq White winds up to throw a dodgeball during the Greek Games
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Soronian sorority wins tug-a-war and celebrate together
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Soronian sorority wins tug-a-war and celebrate together
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Members of many Greek houses compete in the championship round of lightning
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Members of many Greek houses compete in the championship round of lightning
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – A group of the Soronian members take a selfie
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – A group of the Soronian members take a selfie
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) –Eta Psi Kappa members compete in the wheelbarrow race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) –Eta Psi Kappa members compete in the wheelbarrow race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Phi Alpha Pi members prepare to compete in the hula hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Phi Alpha Pi members prepare to compete in the hula hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Adelphic Alpha Pi compete in tug-a-war as a house
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Adelphic Alpha Pi compete in tug-a-war as a house
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Senior, Daquarious “DQ” Johnson reacts to the outcome of the tug-a-war games
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Senior, Daquarious “DQ” Johnson reacts to the outcome of the tug-a-war games
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Kaliq White winds up to throw a dodgeball during the Greek Games
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Kaliq White winds up to throw a dodgeball during the Greek Games
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Soronian sorority wins tug-a-war and celebrate together
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Soronian sorority wins tug-a-war and celebrate together
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
By Ella Gaffke
OLIVET - (April 4, 2024)- From left: Senior Tonya Tepin, Junior Jordan Kruskie and Joshua Van Wyhe led the walk around campus to take back the night and remember the lives that have been lost to power-based violence and honor the survivors of sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking.
OLIVET - (April 4, 2024)- From left: Senior Tonya Tepin, Junior Jordan Kruskie and Joshua Van Wyhe led the walk around campus to take back the night and remember the lives that have been lost to power-based violence and honor the survivors of sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Senior Ben Kamali, bows his head in prayer in the campus square at the Take Back the Night event.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
The ringing of the bell in the campus square done by Joshua Van Wyhe and Junior Jordan Kruskie to begin a moment of silence.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Participants of Take Back the Night bow their heads in a prayer led by Joshua Van Wyhe.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Take Back the Night offered a source of light to all participants to carry with them for the two lap walk around the campus square.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Joshua Van Wyhe shared statistics on power-based violence and sexual assault before starting a brief moment of silence in the campus square.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Participants in the event all carried a source of light to signify remembrance and taking back the night.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Opening sentiments were given by Joshua Van Wyhe, residence hall director, coordinator of housing operations and coordinator of gender inclusive initiatives. Van Wyhe shared the purpose of the event and the inspiration behind it.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Sophomore, Olivia Smith designs a button at the Take Back the Night event.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
The Small Talk Children’s Advocacy Center shared what the organizations goals are and how they support Take Back the Night in its stance against power-based violence.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
By Ella Gaffke
OLIVET - (April 4, 2024)- From left: Senior Tonya Tepin, Junior Jordan Kruskie and Joshua Van Wyhe led the walk around campus to take back the night and remember the lives that have been lost to power-based violence and honor the survivors of sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking.
OLIVET - (April 4, 2024)- From left: Senior Tonya Tepin, Junior Jordan Kruskie and Joshua Van Wyhe led the walk around campus to take back the night and remember the lives that have been lost to power-based violence and honor the survivors of sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Senior Ben Kamali, bows his head in prayer in the campus square at the Take Back the Night event.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
The ringing of the bell in the campus square done by Joshua Van Wyhe and Junior Jordan Kruskie to begin a moment of silence.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Participants of Take Back the Night bow their heads in a prayer led by Joshua Van Wyhe.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Take Back the Night offered a source of light to all participants to carry with them for the two lap walk around the campus square.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Joshua Van Wyhe shared statistics on power-based violence and sexual assault before starting a brief moment of silence in the campus square.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Participants in the event all carried a source of light to signify remembrance and taking back the night.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Opening sentiments were given by Joshua Van Wyhe, residence hall director, coordinator of housing operations and coordinator of gender inclusive initiatives. Van Wyhe shared the purpose of the event and the inspiration behind it.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Sophomore, Olivia Smith designs a button at the Take Back the Night event.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
The Small Talk Children’s Advocacy Center shared what the organizations goals are and how they support Take Back the Night in its stance against power-based violence.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
By Ella Gaffke
OLIVET - (April 4, 2024)- From left: Senior Tonya Tepin, Junior Jordan Kruskie and Joshua Van Wyhe led the walk around campus to take back the night and remember the lives that have been lost to power-based violence and honor the survivors of sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking.
OLIVET - (April 4, 2024)- From left: Senior Tonya Tepin, Junior Jordan Kruskie and Joshua Van Wyhe led the walk around campus to take back the night and remember the lives that have been lost to power-based violence and honor the survivors of sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Senior Ben Kamali, bows his head in prayer in the campus square at the Take Back the Night event.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
The ringing of the bell in the campus square done by Joshua Van Wyhe and Junior Jordan Kruskie to begin a moment of silence.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Participants of Take Back the Night bow their heads in a prayer led by Joshua Van Wyhe.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Take Back the Night offered a source of light to all participants to carry with them for the two lap walk around the campus square.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Joshua Van Wyhe shared statistics on power-based violence and sexual assault before starting a brief moment of silence in the campus square.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Participants in the event all carried a source of light to signify remembrance and taking back the night.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Opening sentiments were given by Joshua Van Wyhe, residence hall director, coordinator of housing operations and coordinator of gender inclusive initiatives. Van Wyhe shared the purpose of the event and the inspiration behind it.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
Sophomore, Olivia Smith designs a button at the Take Back the Night event.
Take Back the Night Event - 2024
The Small Talk Children’s Advocacy Center shared what the organizations goals are and how they support Take Back the Night in its stance against power-based violence.
The Kirk Center- 2022
by Julia Mellinger
The Kirk Center (KC) is the main on campus dining option for Olivet College, to serve the local community as well as it’s staff and students. It is located at 320 S Main Street, Olivet, MI 49076. Students are able to use their meal plan and enter the KC with their meal swipes provided each semester.
People in the Olivet community are welcome to enjoy the Kirk Center’s meals for students. Staff can be found enjoying the meals provided as well as the local Olivetians.
The Kirk Center (KC) is the main on campus dining option for Olivet College, to serve the local community as well as it’s staff and students. It is located at 320 S Main Street, Olivet, MI 49076. Students are able to use their meal plan and enter the KC with their meal swipes provided each semester.
People in the Olivet community are welcome to enjoy the Kirk Center’s meals for students. Staff can be found enjoying the meals provided as well as the local Olivetians.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
"The Kirk Center (KC), located on Main Street, is the primary dining option on campus and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. Healthy options and fan favorites are served buffet-style at several stations.” (olivetcollege.edu)
"The Kirk Center (KC), located on Main Street, is the primary dining option on campus and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. Healthy options and fan favorites are served buffet-style at several stations.” (olivetcollege.edu)
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Taylor Wilsey, junior, said, “I work in the Kirk Center as their marketing intern. I am responsible for creating and setting up events, taking photos, running social media, ordering banners, and creating flyers.” She also opted to avoid photography at this time.
Taylor Wilsey, junior, said, “I work in the Kirk Center as their marketing intern. I am responsible for creating and setting up events, taking photos, running social media, ordering banners, and creating flyers.” She also opted to avoid photography at this time.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
“Fresh and homemade options rotate at stations, including world foods and American classics. If you have specific dietary needs, the KC staff will happily work with you to meet your needs.” (olivetcollege.edu)
“Fresh and homemade options rotate at stations, including world foods and American classics. If you have specific dietary needs, the KC staff will happily work with you to meet your needs.” (olivetcollege.edu)
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
One of the locations, in view daily, in the back of the Kirk Center where the chefs prepare and cook the meals they provide multiple times daily to all who come through.
One of the locations, in view daily, in the back of the Kirk Center where the chefs prepare and cook the meals they provide multiple times daily to all who come through.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Rich Ball, the executive chef, said, “My job is to make sure we have a full crew and staff and foods and menus and make sure we have everything that the students need.” He works behind the scenes in the Kirk Center but asked to not be photographed.
Rich Ball, the executive chef, said, “My job is to make sure we have a full crew and staff and foods and menus and make sure we have everything that the students need.” He works behind the scenes in the Kirk Center but asked to not be photographed.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
On Wednesdays, after students have their seminar class, which ends at 12:10, they will attend the Kirk Center for lunch, making Wednesday’s lunchtime full of hungry adults.
On Wednesdays, after students have their seminar class, which ends at 12:10, they will attend the Kirk Center for lunch, making Wednesday’s lunchtime full of hungry adults.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Meal times in the Kirk Center provides periods of time in the day between classes and sports practices for friends to get together and bond over conversation and food.
Meal times in the Kirk Center provides periods of time in the day between classes and sports practices for friends to get together and bond over conversation and food.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Dining Hours
Monday-Friday
Breakfast: 7-9:30 a.m.
Continental Breakfast (bagels, cereal, and coffee): 9:30-10 a.m.
Lunch: 11:30 a.m.-1:45 p.m.
Soup, Salad, and Deli: 1:45-3 p.m.
Dinner: 5-7 p.m.
Saturday
Brunch: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6 p.m.
Sunday
Brunch: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6:30 p.m.
Dining Hours
Monday-Friday
Breakfast: 7-9:30 a.m.
Continental Breakfast (bagels, cereal, and coffee): 9:30-10 a.m.
Lunch: 11:30 a.m.-1:45 p.m.
Soup, Salad, and Deli: 1:45-3 p.m.
Dinner: 5-7 p.m.
Saturday
Brunch: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6 p.m.
Sunday
Brunch: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6:30 p.m.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Bo Brandt, Sophomore (pictured center of interest in green) said, “The KC is a great place to have great food with amazing people you meet on campus.”
Bo Brandt, Sophomore (pictured center of interest in green) said, “The KC is a great place to have great food with amazing people you meet on campus.”
The Kirk Center- 2022
by Julia Mellinger
The Kirk Center (KC) is the main on campus dining option for Olivet College, to serve the local community as well as it’s staff and students. It is located at 320 S Main Street, Olivet, MI 49076. Students are able to use their meal plan and enter the KC with their meal swipes provided each semester.
People in the Olivet community are welcome to enjoy the Kirk Center’s meals for students. Staff can be found enjoying the meals provided as well as the local Olivetians.
The Kirk Center (KC) is the main on campus dining option for Olivet College, to serve the local community as well as it’s staff and students. It is located at 320 S Main Street, Olivet, MI 49076. Students are able to use their meal plan and enter the KC with their meal swipes provided each semester.
People in the Olivet community are welcome to enjoy the Kirk Center’s meals for students. Staff can be found enjoying the meals provided as well as the local Olivetians.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
"The Kirk Center (KC), located on Main Street, is the primary dining option on campus and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. Healthy options and fan favorites are served buffet-style at several stations.” (olivetcollege.edu)
"The Kirk Center (KC), located on Main Street, is the primary dining option on campus and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. Healthy options and fan favorites are served buffet-style at several stations.” (olivetcollege.edu)
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Taylor Wilsey, junior, said, “I work in the Kirk Center as their marketing intern. I am responsible for creating and setting up events, taking photos, running social media, ordering banners, and creating flyers.” She also opted to avoid photography at this time.
Taylor Wilsey, junior, said, “I work in the Kirk Center as their marketing intern. I am responsible for creating and setting up events, taking photos, running social media, ordering banners, and creating flyers.” She also opted to avoid photography at this time.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
“Fresh and homemade options rotate at stations, including world foods and American classics. If you have specific dietary needs, the KC staff will happily work with you to meet your needs.” (olivetcollege.edu)
“Fresh and homemade options rotate at stations, including world foods and American classics. If you have specific dietary needs, the KC staff will happily work with you to meet your needs.” (olivetcollege.edu)
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
One of the locations, in view daily, in the back of the Kirk Center where the chefs prepare and cook the meals they provide multiple times daily to all who come through.
One of the locations, in view daily, in the back of the Kirk Center where the chefs prepare and cook the meals they provide multiple times daily to all who come through.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Rich Ball, the executive chef, said, “My job is to make sure we have a full crew and staff and foods and menus and make sure we have everything that the students need.” He works behind the scenes in the Kirk Center but asked to not be photographed.
Rich Ball, the executive chef, said, “My job is to make sure we have a full crew and staff and foods and menus and make sure we have everything that the students need.” He works behind the scenes in the Kirk Center but asked to not be photographed.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
On Wednesdays, after students have their seminar class, which ends at 12:10, they will attend the Kirk Center for lunch, making Wednesday’s lunchtime full of hungry adults.
On Wednesdays, after students have their seminar class, which ends at 12:10, they will attend the Kirk Center for lunch, making Wednesday’s lunchtime full of hungry adults.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Meal times in the Kirk Center provides periods of time in the day between classes and sports practices for friends to get together and bond over conversation and food.
Meal times in the Kirk Center provides periods of time in the day between classes and sports practices for friends to get together and bond over conversation and food.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Dining Hours
Monday-Friday
Breakfast: 7-9:30 a.m.
Continental Breakfast (bagels, cereal, and coffee): 9:30-10 a.m.
Lunch: 11:30 a.m.-1:45 p.m.
Soup, Salad, and Deli: 1:45-3 p.m.
Dinner: 5-7 p.m.
Saturday
Brunch: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6 p.m.
Sunday
Brunch: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6:30 p.m.
Dining Hours
Monday-Friday
Breakfast: 7-9:30 a.m.
Continental Breakfast (bagels, cereal, and coffee): 9:30-10 a.m.
Lunch: 11:30 a.m.-1:45 p.m.
Soup, Salad, and Deli: 1:45-3 p.m.
Dinner: 5-7 p.m.
Saturday
Brunch: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6 p.m.
Sunday
Brunch: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6:30 p.m.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Bo Brandt, Sophomore (pictured center of interest in green) said, “The KC is a great place to have great food with amazing people you meet on campus.”
Bo Brandt, Sophomore (pictured center of interest in green) said, “The KC is a great place to have great food with amazing people you meet on campus.”
The Kirk Center- 2022
by Julia Mellinger
The Kirk Center (KC) is the main on campus dining option for Olivet College, to serve the local community as well as it’s staff and students. It is located at 320 S Main Street, Olivet, MI 49076. Students are able to use their meal plan and enter the KC with their meal swipes provided each semester.
People in the Olivet community are welcome to enjoy the Kirk Center’s meals for students. Staff can be found enjoying the meals provided as well as the local Olivetians.
The Kirk Center (KC) is the main on campus dining option for Olivet College, to serve the local community as well as it’s staff and students. It is located at 320 S Main Street, Olivet, MI 49076. Students are able to use their meal plan and enter the KC with their meal swipes provided each semester.
People in the Olivet community are welcome to enjoy the Kirk Center’s meals for students. Staff can be found enjoying the meals provided as well as the local Olivetians.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
"The Kirk Center (KC), located on Main Street, is the primary dining option on campus and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. Healthy options and fan favorites are served buffet-style at several stations.” (olivetcollege.edu)
"The Kirk Center (KC), located on Main Street, is the primary dining option on campus and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. Healthy options and fan favorites are served buffet-style at several stations.” (olivetcollege.edu)
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Taylor Wilsey, junior, said, “I work in the Kirk Center as their marketing intern. I am responsible for creating and setting up events, taking photos, running social media, ordering banners, and creating flyers.” She also opted to avoid photography at this time.
Taylor Wilsey, junior, said, “I work in the Kirk Center as their marketing intern. I am responsible for creating and setting up events, taking photos, running social media, ordering banners, and creating flyers.” She also opted to avoid photography at this time.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
“Fresh and homemade options rotate at stations, including world foods and American classics. If you have specific dietary needs, the KC staff will happily work with you to meet your needs.” (olivetcollege.edu)
“Fresh and homemade options rotate at stations, including world foods and American classics. If you have specific dietary needs, the KC staff will happily work with you to meet your needs.” (olivetcollege.edu)
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
One of the locations, in view daily, in the back of the Kirk Center where the chefs prepare and cook the meals they provide multiple times daily to all who come through.
One of the locations, in view daily, in the back of the Kirk Center where the chefs prepare and cook the meals they provide multiple times daily to all who come through.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Rich Ball, the executive chef, said, “My job is to make sure we have a full crew and staff and foods and menus and make sure we have everything that the students need.” He works behind the scenes in the Kirk Center but asked to not be photographed.
Rich Ball, the executive chef, said, “My job is to make sure we have a full crew and staff and foods and menus and make sure we have everything that the students need.” He works behind the scenes in the Kirk Center but asked to not be photographed.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
On Wednesdays, after students have their seminar class, which ends at 12:10, they will attend the Kirk Center for lunch, making Wednesday’s lunchtime full of hungry adults.
On Wednesdays, after students have their seminar class, which ends at 12:10, they will attend the Kirk Center for lunch, making Wednesday’s lunchtime full of hungry adults.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Meal times in the Kirk Center provides periods of time in the day between classes and sports practices for friends to get together and bond over conversation and food.
Meal times in the Kirk Center provides periods of time in the day between classes and sports practices for friends to get together and bond over conversation and food.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Dining Hours
Monday-Friday
Breakfast: 7-9:30 a.m.
Continental Breakfast (bagels, cereal, and coffee): 9:30-10 a.m.
Lunch: 11:30 a.m.-1:45 p.m.
Soup, Salad, and Deli: 1:45-3 p.m.
Dinner: 5-7 p.m.
Saturday
Brunch: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6 p.m.
Sunday
Brunch: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6:30 p.m.
Dining Hours
Monday-Friday
Breakfast: 7-9:30 a.m.
Continental Breakfast (bagels, cereal, and coffee): 9:30-10 a.m.
Lunch: 11:30 a.m.-1:45 p.m.
Soup, Salad, and Deli: 1:45-3 p.m.
Dinner: 5-7 p.m.
Saturday
Brunch: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6 p.m.
Sunday
Brunch: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6:30 p.m.
The Kirk Center
by Julia Mellinger
Bo Brandt, Sophomore (pictured center of interest in green) said, “The KC is a great place to have great food with amazing people you meet on campus.”
Bo Brandt, Sophomore (pictured center of interest in green) said, “The KC is a great place to have great food with amazing people you meet on campus.”
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
On March 29, Olivet College held its spring Service Day. Many students volunteered across campus to complete service projects.
On March 29, Olivet College held its spring Service Day. Many students volunteered across campus to complete service projects.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Several students chose to volunteer at the Hosford House. The group reviewed and organized the house’s archives.
Several students chose to volunteer at the Hosford House. The group reviewed and organized the house’s archives.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Volunteers at the Hosford House were given boxes of archived materials to examine and categorize.
Volunteers at the Hosford House were given boxes of archived materials to examine and categorize.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Students receiving instructions before beginning to organize the Hosford House archives.
Students receiving instructions before beginning to organize the Hosford House archives.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
At the cemetery, students picked up branches, cleaned up trash, and scrubbed gravestones.
At the cemetery, students picked up branches, cleaned up trash, and scrubbed gravestones.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
At the cemetery, students picked up branches, cleaned up trash, and scrubbed gravestones.
At the cemetery, students picked up branches, cleaned up trash, and scrubbed gravestones.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Olivet sophomores Kayden Shrock, left, and Connor Cameron, right, were a part of the cemetery cleanup project.
Olivet sophomores Kayden Shrock, left, and Connor Cameron, right, were a part of the cemetery cleanup project.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Volunteers in the square helped with landscaping and overall cleanup.
Volunteers in the square helped with landscaping and overall cleanup.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Many students chose to walk around campus and pick up trash.
Many students chose to walk around campus and pick up trash.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
The Veteran’s Advocates hosted a cleanup of the square.
The Veteran’s Advocates hosted a cleanup of the square.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
The athletic training room hosted many volunteers, who helped organize and clean the facility.
The athletic training room hosted many volunteers, who helped organize and clean the facility.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Students helping to prepare athletic training equipment.
Students helping to prepare athletic training equipment.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Students helping to prepare athletic training equipment.
Students helping to prepare athletic training equipment.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
While all the campus service projects were being completed, Media Production and Communication students worked to document the events and share the results online.
While all the campus service projects were being completed, Media Production and Communication students worked to document the events and share the results online.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Here, MPC student Logan Walton, freshman, records video to be used on the service day website.
Here, MPC student Logan Walton, freshman, records video to be used on the service day website.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
On March 29, Olivet College held its spring Service Day. Many students volunteered across campus to complete service projects.
On March 29, Olivet College held its spring Service Day. Many students volunteered across campus to complete service projects.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Several students chose to volunteer at the Hosford House. The group reviewed and organized the house’s archives.
Several students chose to volunteer at the Hosford House. The group reviewed and organized the house’s archives.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Volunteers at the Hosford House were given boxes of archived materials to examine and categorize.
Volunteers at the Hosford House were given boxes of archived materials to examine and categorize.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Students receiving instructions before beginning to organize the Hosford House archives.
Students receiving instructions before beginning to organize the Hosford House archives.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
At the cemetery, students picked up branches, cleaned up trash, and scrubbed gravestones.
At the cemetery, students picked up branches, cleaned up trash, and scrubbed gravestones.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
At the cemetery, students picked up branches, cleaned up trash, and scrubbed gravestones.
At the cemetery, students picked up branches, cleaned up trash, and scrubbed gravestones.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Olivet sophomores Kayden Shrock, left, and Connor Cameron, right, were a part of the cemetery cleanup project.
Olivet sophomores Kayden Shrock, left, and Connor Cameron, right, were a part of the cemetery cleanup project.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Volunteers in the square helped with landscaping and overall cleanup.
Volunteers in the square helped with landscaping and overall cleanup.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Many students chose to walk around campus and pick up trash.
Many students chose to walk around campus and pick up trash.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
The Veteran’s Advocates hosted a cleanup of the square.
The Veteran’s Advocates hosted a cleanup of the square.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
The athletic training room hosted many volunteers, who helped organize and clean the facility.
The athletic training room hosted many volunteers, who helped organize and clean the facility.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Students helping to prepare athletic training equipment.
Students helping to prepare athletic training equipment.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Students helping to prepare athletic training equipment.
Students helping to prepare athletic training equipment.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
While all the campus service projects were being completed, Media Production and Communication students worked to document the events and share the results online.
While all the campus service projects were being completed, Media Production and Communication students worked to document the events and share the results online.
Service Day 2023
by Abbey Peters
Here, MPC student Logan Walton, freshman, records video to be used on the service day website.
Here, MPC student Logan Walton, freshman, records video to be used on the service day website.
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The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Members of many Greek houses compete in the championship round of lightning
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Members of many Greek houses compete in the championship round of lightning
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – A group of the Soronian members take a selfie
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – A group of the Soronian members take a selfie
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) –Eta Psi Kappa members compete in the wheelbarrow race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) –Eta Psi Kappa members compete in the wheelbarrow race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Phi Alpha Pi members prepare to compete in the hula hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Phi Alpha Pi members prepare to compete in the hula hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Adelphic Alpha Pi compete in tug-a-war as a house
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Adelphic Alpha Pi compete in tug-a-war as a house
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Senior, Daquarious “DQ” Johnson reacts to the outcome of the tug-a-war games
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Senior, Daquarious “DQ” Johnson reacts to the outcome of the tug-a-war games
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Kaliq White winds up to throw a dodgeball during the Greek Games
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Kaliq White winds up to throw a dodgeball during the Greek Games
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Soronian sorority wins tug-a-war and celebrate together
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Soronian sorority wins tug-a-war and celebrate together
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Members of many Greek houses compete in the championship round of lightning
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Members of many Greek houses compete in the championship round of lightning
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – A group of the Soronian members take a selfie
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – A group of the Soronian members take a selfie
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) –Eta Psi Kappa members compete in the wheelbarrow race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) –Eta Psi Kappa members compete in the wheelbarrow race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Phi Alpha Pi members prepare to compete in the hula hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Phi Alpha Pi members prepare to compete in the hula hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Adelphic Alpha Pi compete in tug-a-war as a house
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Adelphic Alpha Pi compete in tug-a-war as a house
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Senior, Daquarious “DQ” Johnson reacts to the outcome of the tug-a-war games
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Senior, Daquarious “DQ” Johnson reacts to the outcome of the tug-a-war games
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Kaliq White winds up to throw a dodgeball during the Greek Games
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Kaliq White winds up to throw a dodgeball during the Greek Games
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Soronian sorority wins tug-a-war and celebrate together
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Soronian sorority wins tug-a-war and celebrate together
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Members of many Greek houses compete in the championship round of lightning
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Members of many Greek houses compete in the championship round of lightning
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – A group of the Soronian members take a selfie
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – A group of the Soronian members take a selfie
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) –Eta Psi Kappa members compete in the wheelbarrow race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) –Eta Psi Kappa members compete in the wheelbarrow race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Phi Alpha Pi members prepare to compete in the hula hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Phi Alpha Pi members prepare to compete in the hula hoop race
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Adelphic Alpha Pi compete in tug-a-war as a house
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Adelphic Alpha Pi compete in tug-a-war as a house
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Senior, Daquarious “DQ” Johnson reacts to the outcome of the tug-a-war games
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Senior, Daquarious “DQ” Johnson reacts to the outcome of the tug-a-war games
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Kaliq White winds up to throw a dodgeball during the Greek Games
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – Kaliq White winds up to throw a dodgeball during the Greek Games
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Soronian sorority wins tug-a-war and celebrate together
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Soronian sorority wins tug-a-war and celebrate together
The Greek Games
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Mar. 1, 2023) – The Greek Games took place on March 1 and was a friendly competition between the Greek Houses, including games like tug-a-war, three-legged race, lightning, and a hoopla-hoop race
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Students gathered at the Congregational church to show their support for MSU.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Students gathered at the Congregational church to show their support for MSU.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Mike Fales gave the opening comments and prayers for the Olivet College vigil.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Mike Fales gave the opening comments and prayers for the Olivet College vigil.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – President Corey giving his opening remarks.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – President Corey giving his opening remarks.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Joshua Gillespie speaking at the Monday night vigil.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Joshua Gillespie speaking at the Monday night vigil.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Ellie Mcintosh plays the piano at Monday night’s vigil, performing “Prayer for the Children”.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Ellie Mcintosh plays the piano at Monday night’s vigil, performing “Prayer for the Children”.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Kennedy Karnes shared the poem “Breath” by Daniell Koepke.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Kennedy Karnes shared the poem “Breath” by Daniell Koepke.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Landen Cooley gave a performance of the song, “Lean on Me.”
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Landen Cooley gave a performance of the song, “Lean on Me.”
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – The students of Olivet stood outside for a moment to remember and honor those impacted by the MSU shooting by shining their phone lights.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – The students of Olivet stood outside for a moment to remember and honor those impacted by the MSU shooting by shining their phone lights.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Students gathered at the Congregational church to show their support for MSU.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Students gathered at the Congregational church to show their support for MSU.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Mike Fales gave the opening comments and prayers for the Olivet College vigil.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Mike Fales gave the opening comments and prayers for the Olivet College vigil.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – President Corey giving his opening remarks.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – President Corey giving his opening remarks.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Joshua Gillespie speaking at the Monday night vigil.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Joshua Gillespie speaking at the Monday night vigil.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Ellie Mcintosh plays the piano at Monday night’s vigil, performing “Prayer for the Children”.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Ellie Mcintosh plays the piano at Monday night’s vigil, performing “Prayer for the Children”.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Kennedy Karnes shared the poem “Breath” by Daniell Koepke.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Kennedy Karnes shared the poem “Breath” by Daniell Koepke.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Landen Cooley gave a performance of the song, “Lean on Me.”
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Landen Cooley gave a performance of the song, “Lean on Me.”
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – The students of Olivet stood outside for a moment to remember and honor those impacted by the MSU shooting by shining their phone lights.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – The students of Olivet stood outside for a moment to remember and honor those impacted by the MSU shooting by shining their phone lights.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Students gathered at the Congregational church to show their support for MSU.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Students gathered at the Congregational church to show their support for MSU.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Mike Fales gave the opening comments and prayers for the Olivet College vigil.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Mike Fales gave the opening comments and prayers for the Olivet College vigil.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – President Corey giving his opening remarks.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – President Corey giving his opening remarks.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Joshua Gillespie speaking at the Monday night vigil.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Joshua Gillespie speaking at the Monday night vigil.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Ellie Mcintosh plays the piano at Monday night’s vigil, performing “Prayer for the Children”.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Ellie Mcintosh plays the piano at Monday night’s vigil, performing “Prayer for the Children”.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Kennedy Karnes shared the poem “Breath” by Daniell Koepke.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Kennedy Karnes shared the poem “Breath” by Daniell Koepke.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Landen Cooley gave a performance of the song, “Lean on Me.”
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Landen Cooley gave a performance of the song, “Lean on Me.”
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – The students of Olivet stood outside for a moment to remember and honor those impacted by the MSU shooting by shining their phone lights.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – The students of Olivet stood outside for a moment to remember and honor those impacted by the MSU shooting by shining their phone lights.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Students gathered at the Congregational church to show their support for MSU.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Students gathered at the Congregational church to show their support for MSU.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Mike Fales gave the opening comments and prayers for the Olivet College vigil.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Mike Fales gave the opening comments and prayers for the Olivet College vigil.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – President Corey giving his opening remarks.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – President Corey giving his opening remarks.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Joshua Gillespie speaking at the Monday night vigil.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Joshua Gillespie speaking at the Monday night vigil.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Ellie Mcintosh plays the piano at Monday night’s vigil, performing “Prayer for the Children”.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Ellie Mcintosh plays the piano at Monday night’s vigil, performing “Prayer for the Children”.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Kennedy Karnes shared the poem “Breath” by Daniell Koepke.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Kennedy Karnes shared the poem “Breath” by Daniell Koepke.
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Landen Cooley gave a performance of the song, “Lean on Me.”
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – Landen Cooley gave a performance of the song, “Lean on Me.”
Vigil for MSU Victims
by Ella Gaffke
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – The students of Olivet stood outside for a moment to remember and honor those impacted by the MSU shooting by shining their phone lights.
OLIVET, MICHIGIAN (Feb. 20, 2023) – The students of Olivet stood outside for a moment to remember and honor those impacted by the MSU shooting by shining their phone lights.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
Students pose in front of the Olivet sign on Blair lawn.
Students pose in front of the Olivet sign on Blair lawn.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College men’s soccer team tied with Albion 0-0 over the homecoming weekend.
The Olivet College men’s soccer team tied with Albion 0-0 over the homecoming weekend.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College football team defeated Kalamazoo 41-17 in their homecoming game.
The Olivet College football team defeated Kalamazoo 41-17 in their homecoming game.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College marching band led the way in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
The Olivet College marching band led the way in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College football team followed the marching band in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
The Olivet College football team followed the marching band in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
A dinner was held on Friday night for Alumni of Olivet College to celebrate them and their accomplishments.
A dinner was held on Friday night for Alumni of Olivet College to celebrate them and their accomplishments.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
Students pose in front of the Olivet sign on Blair lawn.
Students pose in front of the Olivet sign on Blair lawn.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College men’s soccer team tied with Albion 0-0 over the homecoming weekend.
The Olivet College men’s soccer team tied with Albion 0-0 over the homecoming weekend.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College football team defeated Kalamazoo 41-17 in their homecoming game.
The Olivet College football team defeated Kalamazoo 41-17 in their homecoming game.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College marching band led the way in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
The Olivet College marching band led the way in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College football team followed the marching band in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
The Olivet College football team followed the marching band in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
A dinner was held on Friday night for Alumni of Olivet College to celebrate them and their accomplishments.
A dinner was held on Friday night for Alumni of Olivet College to celebrate them and their accomplishments.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
Students pose in front of the Olivet sign on Blair lawn.
Students pose in front of the Olivet sign on Blair lawn.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College men’s soccer team tied with Albion 0-0 over the homecoming weekend.
The Olivet College men’s soccer team tied with Albion 0-0 over the homecoming weekend.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College football team defeated Kalamazoo 41-17 in their homecoming game.
The Olivet College football team defeated Kalamazoo 41-17 in their homecoming game.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College marching band led the way in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
The Olivet College marching band led the way in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College football team followed the marching band in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
The Olivet College football team followed the marching band in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
A dinner was held on Friday night for Alumni of Olivet College to celebrate them and their accomplishments.
A dinner was held on Friday night for Alumni of Olivet College to celebrate them and their accomplishments.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
Students pose in front of the Olivet sign on Blair lawn.
Students pose in front of the Olivet sign on Blair lawn.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College men’s soccer team tied with Albion 0-0 over the homecoming weekend.
The Olivet College men’s soccer team tied with Albion 0-0 over the homecoming weekend.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College football team defeated Kalamazoo 41-17 in their homecoming game.
The Olivet College football team defeated Kalamazoo 41-17 in their homecoming game.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College marching band led the way in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
The Olivet College marching band led the way in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College football team followed the marching band in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
The Olivet College football team followed the marching band in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
A dinner was held on Friday night for Alumni of Olivet College to celebrate them and their accomplishments.
A dinner was held on Friday night for Alumni of Olivet College to celebrate them and their accomplishments.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
Students pose in front of the Olivet sign on Blair lawn.
Students pose in front of the Olivet sign on Blair lawn.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College men’s soccer team tied with Albion 0-0 over the homecoming weekend.
The Olivet College men’s soccer team tied with Albion 0-0 over the homecoming weekend.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College football team defeated Kalamazoo 41-17 in their homecoming game.
The Olivet College football team defeated Kalamazoo 41-17 in their homecoming game.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College marching band led the way in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
The Olivet College marching band led the way in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
The Olivet College football team followed the marching band in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
The Olivet College football team followed the marching band in the parade walk to Cutler Field.
Homecoming 2022
By Logan Walton
A dinner was held on Friday night for Alumni of Olivet College to celebrate them and their accomplishments.
A dinner was held on Friday night for Alumni of Olivet College to celebrate them and their accomplishments.
Service Day 2022 With the OC Vetern Advocates
By Matt Rice
(Mar. 30, 2022) OLIVET, MI.--Members of Olivet College's (OC) Veteran Advocates pose for a photo during an OC Veteran Advocates Service Day project. Service Day takes place once every semester at Olivet College in which students conduct projects to give back to the Olivet community
(Mar. 30, 2022) OLIVET, MI.--Members of Olivet College's (OC) Veteran Advocates pose for a photo during an OC Veteran Advocates Service Day project. Service Day takes place once every semester at Olivet College in which students conduct projects to give back to the Olivet community
Service Day 2022 With the OC Vetern Advocates
By Matt Rice
Emily Khodl (left) and Aaron Garcia (right), Olivet College's (OC) Veteran Advocates President, polish the school's memorial bell during an OC Veteran Advocates Service Day project.
Emily Khodl (left) and Aaron Garcia (right), Olivet College's (OC) Veteran Advocates President, polish the school's memorial bell during an OC Veteran Advocates Service Day project.
Service Day 2022 With the OC Vetern Advocates
By Matt Rice
Sam Hackworth, Olivet College's (OC) Veteran Advocates Vice President, lays down mulch in the school's square during an OC Veteran Advocates Service Day project.
Sam Hackworth, Olivet College's (OC) Veteran Advocates Vice President, lays down mulch in the school's square during an OC Veteran Advocates Service Day project.
Service Day 2022 With the OC Vetern Advocates
By Matt Rice
-Leslie Sullivan, Olivet College (OC) Student Register, cleans up leaves in the campus square during an OC Veteran Advocates Service Day project.
-Leslie Sullivan, Olivet College (OC) Student Register, cleans up leaves in the campus square during an OC Veteran Advocates Service Day project.
Service Day 2022 With the OC Vetern Advocates
By Matt Rice
Emily Khodl (left) and Aaron Garcia (right), Olivet College's (OC) Veteran Advocates President, polish the school's memorial bell during an OC Veteran Advocates Service Day project.
Emily Khodl (left) and Aaron Garcia (right), Olivet College's (OC) Veteran Advocates President, polish the school's memorial bell during an OC Veteran Advocates Service Day project.
Service Day 2022 With the OC Vetern Advocates
By Matt Rice
Thayne Bilicki rakes leaves in the campus square during an Olivet College (OC) Veteran Advocate Service Day project.
Thayne Bilicki rakes leaves in the campus square during an Olivet College (OC) Veteran Advocate Service Day project.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk - 2022
By Ben Gur-Arie
On Saturday, March 26, Olivet College students and faculty walked to honor and remember victims of suicide. The walk and fundraiser was hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
On Saturday, March 26, Olivet College students and faculty walked to honor and remember victims of suicide. The walk and fundraiser was hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
“Having people come out for mental health, even in cold weather, it’s pretty exciting,” said Vicky Mennare, co-chair for the Michigan Board of the foundation. together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
“Having people come out for mental health, even in cold weather, it’s pretty exciting,” said Vicky Mennare, co-chair for the Michigan Board of the foundation. together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
Members of the Olivet College community gathered at the square on campus to talk, be together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
Members of the Olivet College community gathered at the square on campus to talk, be together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
“It’s important and we need to spread the word about this cause,” said Victoria Herson, a student chair.
“It’s important and we need to spread the word about this cause,” said Victoria Herson, a student chair.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
Many volunteers came to the event to support the cause.
Many volunteers came to the event to support the cause.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
The Olivet College Drum Major Laura Fox was registering people for the walk.
“This is the registration table. We have a bubble ceremony which is something we have during people speaking,” said Fox.
The Olivet College Drum Major Laura Fox was registering people for the walk.
“This is the registration table. We have a bubble ceremony which is something we have during people speaking,” said Fox.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
“Suicide is one of the most important things that is threatening people today. Life is precious. Anything we can do to support these efforts is precious,” said Arthur Williams, professor at Olivet College.
“Suicide is one of the most important things that is threatening people today. Life is precious. Anything we can do to support these efforts is precious,” said Arthur Williams, professor at Olivet College.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
Victims of suicide are lost but not forgotten.
Victims of suicide are lost but not forgotten.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk - 2022
By Ben Gur-Arie
On Saturday, March 26, Olivet College students and faculty walked to honor and remember victims of suicide. The walk and fundraiser was hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
On Saturday, March 26, Olivet College students and faculty walked to honor and remember victims of suicide. The walk and fundraiser was hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
“Having people come out for mental health, even in cold weather, it’s pretty exciting,” said Vicky Mennare, co-chair for the Michigan Board of the foundation. together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
“Having people come out for mental health, even in cold weather, it’s pretty exciting,” said Vicky Mennare, co-chair for the Michigan Board of the foundation. together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
Members of the Olivet College community gathered at the square on campus to talk, be together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
Members of the Olivet College community gathered at the square on campus to talk, be together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
“It’s important and we need to spread the word about this cause,” said Victoria Herson, a student chair.
“It’s important and we need to spread the word about this cause,” said Victoria Herson, a student chair.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
Many volunteers came to the event to support the cause.
Many volunteers came to the event to support the cause.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
The Olivet College Drum Major Laura Fox was registering people for the walk.
“This is the registration table. We have a bubble ceremony which is something we have during people speaking,” said Fox.
The Olivet College Drum Major Laura Fox was registering people for the walk.
“This is the registration table. We have a bubble ceremony which is something we have during people speaking,” said Fox.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
“Suicide is one of the most important things that is threatening people today. Life is precious. Anything we can do to support these efforts is precious,” said Arthur Williams, professor at Olivet College.
“Suicide is one of the most important things that is threatening people today. Life is precious. Anything we can do to support these efforts is precious,” said Arthur Williams, professor at Olivet College.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
Victims of suicide are lost but not forgotten.
Victims of suicide are lost but not forgotten.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk - 2022
By Ben Gur-Arie
On Saturday, March 26, Olivet College students and faculty walked to honor and remember victims of suicide. The walk and fundraiser was hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
On Saturday, March 26, Olivet College students and faculty walked to honor and remember victims of suicide. The walk and fundraiser was hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
“Having people come out for mental health, even in cold weather, it’s pretty exciting,” said Vicky Mennare, co-chair for the Michigan Board of the foundation. together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
“Having people come out for mental health, even in cold weather, it’s pretty exciting,” said Vicky Mennare, co-chair for the Michigan Board of the foundation. together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
Members of the Olivet College community gathered at the square on campus to talk, be together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
Members of the Olivet College community gathered at the square on campus to talk, be together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
“It’s important and we need to spread the word about this cause,” said Victoria Herson, a student chair.
“It’s important and we need to spread the word about this cause,” said Victoria Herson, a student chair.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
Many volunteers came to the event to support the cause.
Many volunteers came to the event to support the cause.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
The Olivet College Drum Major Laura Fox was registering people for the walk.
“This is the registration table. We have a bubble ceremony which is something we have during people speaking,” said Fox.
The Olivet College Drum Major Laura Fox was registering people for the walk.
“This is the registration table. We have a bubble ceremony which is something we have during people speaking,” said Fox.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
“Suicide is one of the most important things that is threatening people today. Life is precious. Anything we can do to support these efforts is precious,” said Arthur Williams, professor at Olivet College.
“Suicide is one of the most important things that is threatening people today. Life is precious. Anything we can do to support these efforts is precious,” said Arthur Williams, professor at Olivet College.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
Victims of suicide are lost but not forgotten.
Victims of suicide are lost but not forgotten.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk - 2022
By Ben Gur-Arie
On Saturday, March 26, Olivet College students and faculty walked to honor and remember victims of suicide. The walk and fundraiser was hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
On Saturday, March 26, Olivet College students and faculty walked to honor and remember victims of suicide. The walk and fundraiser was hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
“Having people come out for mental health, even in cold weather, it’s pretty exciting,” said Vicky Mennare, co-chair for the Michigan Board of the foundation. together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
“Having people come out for mental health, even in cold weather, it’s pretty exciting,” said Vicky Mennare, co-chair for the Michigan Board of the foundation. together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
Members of the Olivet College community gathered at the square on campus to talk, be together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
Members of the Olivet College community gathered at the square on campus to talk, be together, and also take part in a special silent auction.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
“It’s important and we need to spread the word about this cause,” said Victoria Herson, a student chair.
“It’s important and we need to spread the word about this cause,” said Victoria Herson, a student chair.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
Many volunteers came to the event to support the cause.
Many volunteers came to the event to support the cause.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
The Olivet College Drum Major Laura Fox was registering people for the walk.
“This is the registration table. We have a bubble ceremony which is something we have during people speaking,” said Fox.
The Olivet College Drum Major Laura Fox was registering people for the walk.
“This is the registration table. We have a bubble ceremony which is something we have during people speaking,” said Fox.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
“Suicide is one of the most important things that is threatening people today. Life is precious. Anything we can do to support these efforts is precious,” said Arthur Williams, professor at Olivet College.
“Suicide is one of the most important things that is threatening people today. Life is precious. Anything we can do to support these efforts is precious,” said Arthur Williams, professor at Olivet College.
Olivet College Hosts Fifth Annual Out of Darkness Walk
By Ben Gur-Arie
Victims of suicide are lost but not forgotten.
Victims of suicide are lost but not forgotten.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
OLIVET, MI – The winter sports in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) had their first official day on Oct. 15.
The OC women's basketball team scrimmages each other in front of a gym full of other students. The team was split in half into two and played two 5-minute halves.
OLIVET, MI – The winter sports in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) had their first official day on Oct. 15.
The OC women's basketball team scrimmages each other in front of a gym full of other students. The team was split in half into two and played two 5-minute halves.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
To kick off the beginning of the winter season, the Olivet College (OC) community came together to watch the basketball teams scrimmage each other and play a great number of games.
Four students face off against each other in a toilet paper game to win a prize. In teams of two, students must wrap their teammates in toilet paper as much as possible before the time runs out.
To kick off the beginning of the winter season, the Olivet College (OC) community came together to watch the basketball teams scrimmage each other and play a great number of games.
Four students face off against each other in a toilet paper game to win a prize. In teams of two, students must wrap their teammates in toilet paper as much as possible before the time runs out.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
A week after the official start date of the winter season on Oct. 22, the Comets all gathered in the Cutler Event Center to participate in what was called, “Comet Night Madness.”
OC students and staff gathered for a night of sports and games. With a goal of 50 people attending, the event over-delivered immensely.
A week after the official start date of the winter season on Oct. 22, the Comets all gathered in the Cutler Event Center to participate in what was called, “Comet Night Madness.”
OC students and staff gathered for a night of sports and games. With a goal of 50 people attending, the event over-delivered immensely.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
The event consisted of two basketball games lasting ten minutes each.
In between the women's and men's games, the students of OC rallied against school staff in a tug-of-war match. Many coaches, trainers, and other staff lost a close battle against a large group of their students running onto the court from the stands to help pull their fellow students to victory.
The event consisted of two basketball games lasting ten minutes each.
In between the women's and men's games, the students of OC rallied against school staff in a tug-of-war match. Many coaches, trainers, and other staff lost a close battle against a large group of their students running onto the court from the stands to help pull their fellow students to victory.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
First the OC women’s basketball team scrimmaged each other, then the men’s team also played a ten-minute game.
The OC men's basketball team also split themselves into two teams to scrimmage each other. The men played a high scoring game that featured many dunks and alley-oops that got the crowd energy very high in the gym.
First the OC women’s basketball team scrimmaged each other, then the men’s team also played a ten-minute game.
The OC men's basketball team also split themselves into two teams to scrimmage each other. The men played a high scoring game that featured many dunks and alley-oops that got the crowd energy very high in the gym.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
In between halves and in between the women’s and men’s games, multiple games were played by various students in the audience.
The OC cheer squad performed in front of the entire comet night madness crowd. Between the women's and men's games, the cheer squad took the court to perform their routine.
In between halves and in between the women’s and men’s games, multiple games were played by various students in the audience.
The OC cheer squad performed in front of the entire comet night madness crowd. Between the women's and men's games, the cheer squad took the court to perform their routine.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
OLIVET, MI – The winter sports in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) had their first official day on Oct. 15.
The OC women's basketball team scrimmages each other in front of a gym full of other students. The team was split in half into two and played two 5-minute halves.
OLIVET, MI – The winter sports in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) had their first official day on Oct. 15.
The OC women's basketball team scrimmages each other in front of a gym full of other students. The team was split in half into two and played two 5-minute halves.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
To kick off the beginning of the winter season, the Olivet College (OC) community came together to watch the basketball teams scrimmage each other and play a great number of games.
Four students face off against each other in a toilet paper game to win a prize. In teams of two, students must wrap their teammates in toilet paper as much as possible before the time runs out.
To kick off the beginning of the winter season, the Olivet College (OC) community came together to watch the basketball teams scrimmage each other and play a great number of games.
Four students face off against each other in a toilet paper game to win a prize. In teams of two, students must wrap their teammates in toilet paper as much as possible before the time runs out.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
A week after the official start date of the winter season on Oct. 22, the Comets all gathered in the Cutler Event Center to participate in what was called, “Comet Night Madness.”
OC students and staff gathered for a night of sports and games. With a goal of 50 people attending, the event over-delivered immensely.
A week after the official start date of the winter season on Oct. 22, the Comets all gathered in the Cutler Event Center to participate in what was called, “Comet Night Madness.”
OC students and staff gathered for a night of sports and games. With a goal of 50 people attending, the event over-delivered immensely.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
The event consisted of two basketball games lasting ten minutes each.
In between the women's and men's games, the students of OC rallied against school staff in a tug-of-war match. Many coaches, trainers, and other staff lost a close battle against a large group of their students running onto the court from the stands to help pull their fellow students to victory.
The event consisted of two basketball games lasting ten minutes each.
In between the women's and men's games, the students of OC rallied against school staff in a tug-of-war match. Many coaches, trainers, and other staff lost a close battle against a large group of their students running onto the court from the stands to help pull their fellow students to victory.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
First the OC women’s basketball team scrimmaged each other, then the men’s team also played a ten-minute game.
The OC men's basketball team also split themselves into two teams to scrimmage each other. The men played a high scoring game that featured many dunks and alley-oops that got the crowd energy very high in the gym.
First the OC women’s basketball team scrimmaged each other, then the men’s team also played a ten-minute game.
The OC men's basketball team also split themselves into two teams to scrimmage each other. The men played a high scoring game that featured many dunks and alley-oops that got the crowd energy very high in the gym.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
In between halves and in between the women’s and men’s games, multiple games were played by various students in the audience.
The OC cheer squad performed in front of the entire comet night madness crowd. Between the women's and men's games, the cheer squad took the court to perform their routine.
In between halves and in between the women’s and men’s games, multiple games were played by various students in the audience.
The OC cheer squad performed in front of the entire comet night madness crowd. Between the women's and men's games, the cheer squad took the court to perform their routine.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
OLIVET, MI – The winter sports in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) had their first official day on Oct. 15.
The OC women's basketball team scrimmages each other in front of a gym full of other students. The team was split in half into two and played two 5-minute halves.
OLIVET, MI – The winter sports in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) had their first official day on Oct. 15.
The OC women's basketball team scrimmages each other in front of a gym full of other students. The team was split in half into two and played two 5-minute halves.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
To kick off the beginning of the winter season, the Olivet College (OC) community came together to watch the basketball teams scrimmage each other and play a great number of games.
Four students face off against each other in a toilet paper game to win a prize. In teams of two, students must wrap their teammates in toilet paper as much as possible before the time runs out.
To kick off the beginning of the winter season, the Olivet College (OC) community came together to watch the basketball teams scrimmage each other and play a great number of games.
Four students face off against each other in a toilet paper game to win a prize. In teams of two, students must wrap their teammates in toilet paper as much as possible before the time runs out.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
A week after the official start date of the winter season on Oct. 22, the Comets all gathered in the Cutler Event Center to participate in what was called, “Comet Night Madness.”
OC students and staff gathered for a night of sports and games. With a goal of 50 people attending, the event over-delivered immensely.
A week after the official start date of the winter season on Oct. 22, the Comets all gathered in the Cutler Event Center to participate in what was called, “Comet Night Madness.”
OC students and staff gathered for a night of sports and games. With a goal of 50 people attending, the event over-delivered immensely.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
The event consisted of two basketball games lasting ten minutes each.
In between the women's and men's games, the students of OC rallied against school staff in a tug-of-war match. Many coaches, trainers, and other staff lost a close battle against a large group of their students running onto the court from the stands to help pull their fellow students to victory.
The event consisted of two basketball games lasting ten minutes each.
In between the women's and men's games, the students of OC rallied against school staff in a tug-of-war match. Many coaches, trainers, and other staff lost a close battle against a large group of their students running onto the court from the stands to help pull their fellow students to victory.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
First the OC women’s basketball team scrimmaged each other, then the men’s team also played a ten-minute game.
The OC men's basketball team also split themselves into two teams to scrimmage each other. The men played a high scoring game that featured many dunks and alley-oops that got the crowd energy very high in the gym.
First the OC women’s basketball team scrimmaged each other, then the men’s team also played a ten-minute game.
The OC men's basketball team also split themselves into two teams to scrimmage each other. The men played a high scoring game that featured many dunks and alley-oops that got the crowd energy very high in the gym.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
In between halves and in between the women’s and men’s games, multiple games were played by various students in the audience.
The OC cheer squad performed in front of the entire comet night madness crowd. Between the women's and men's games, the cheer squad took the court to perform their routine.
In between halves and in between the women’s and men’s games, multiple games were played by various students in the audience.
The OC cheer squad performed in front of the entire comet night madness crowd. Between the women's and men's games, the cheer squad took the court to perform their routine.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
OLIVET, MI – The winter sports in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) had their first official day on Oct. 15.
The OC women's basketball team scrimmages each other in front of a gym full of other students. The team was split in half into two and played two 5-minute halves.
OLIVET, MI – The winter sports in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) had their first official day on Oct. 15.
The OC women's basketball team scrimmages each other in front of a gym full of other students. The team was split in half into two and played two 5-minute halves.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
To kick off the beginning of the winter season, the Olivet College (OC) community came together to watch the basketball teams scrimmage each other and play a great number of games.
Four students face off against each other in a toilet paper game to win a prize. In teams of two, students must wrap their teammates in toilet paper as much as possible before the time runs out.
To kick off the beginning of the winter season, the Olivet College (OC) community came together to watch the basketball teams scrimmage each other and play a great number of games.
Four students face off against each other in a toilet paper game to win a prize. In teams of two, students must wrap their teammates in toilet paper as much as possible before the time runs out.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
A week after the official start date of the winter season on Oct. 22, the Comets all gathered in the Cutler Event Center to participate in what was called, “Comet Night Madness.”
OC students and staff gathered for a night of sports and games. With a goal of 50 people attending, the event over-delivered immensely.
A week after the official start date of the winter season on Oct. 22, the Comets all gathered in the Cutler Event Center to participate in what was called, “Comet Night Madness.”
OC students and staff gathered for a night of sports and games. With a goal of 50 people attending, the event over-delivered immensely.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
The event consisted of two basketball games lasting ten minutes each.
In between the women's and men's games, the students of OC rallied against school staff in a tug-of-war match. Many coaches, trainers, and other staff lost a close battle against a large group of their students running onto the court from the stands to help pull their fellow students to victory.
The event consisted of two basketball games lasting ten minutes each.
In between the women's and men's games, the students of OC rallied against school staff in a tug-of-war match. Many coaches, trainers, and other staff lost a close battle against a large group of their students running onto the court from the stands to help pull their fellow students to victory.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
First the OC women’s basketball team scrimmaged each other, then the men’s team also played a ten-minute game.
The OC men's basketball team also split themselves into two teams to scrimmage each other. The men played a high scoring game that featured many dunks and alley-oops that got the crowd energy very high in the gym.
First the OC women’s basketball team scrimmaged each other, then the men’s team also played a ten-minute game.
The OC men's basketball team also split themselves into two teams to scrimmage each other. The men played a high scoring game that featured many dunks and alley-oops that got the crowd energy very high in the gym.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
In between halves and in between the women’s and men’s games, multiple games were played by various students in the audience.
The OC cheer squad performed in front of the entire comet night madness crowd. Between the women's and men's games, the cheer squad took the court to perform their routine.
In between halves and in between the women’s and men’s games, multiple games were played by various students in the audience.
The OC cheer squad performed in front of the entire comet night madness crowd. Between the women's and men's games, the cheer squad took the court to perform their routine.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
OLIVET, MI – The winter sports in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) had their first official day on Oct. 15.
The OC women's basketball team scrimmages each other in front of a gym full of other students. The team was split in half into two and played two 5-minute halves.
OLIVET, MI – The winter sports in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) had their first official day on Oct. 15.
The OC women's basketball team scrimmages each other in front of a gym full of other students. The team was split in half into two and played two 5-minute halves.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
To kick off the beginning of the winter season, the Olivet College (OC) community came together to watch the basketball teams scrimmage each other and play a great number of games.
Four students face off against each other in a toilet paper game to win a prize. In teams of two, students must wrap their teammates in toilet paper as much as possible before the time runs out.
To kick off the beginning of the winter season, the Olivet College (OC) community came together to watch the basketball teams scrimmage each other and play a great number of games.
Four students face off against each other in a toilet paper game to win a prize. In teams of two, students must wrap their teammates in toilet paper as much as possible before the time runs out.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
A week after the official start date of the winter season on Oct. 22, the Comets all gathered in the Cutler Event Center to participate in what was called, “Comet Night Madness.”
OC students and staff gathered for a night of sports and games. With a goal of 50 people attending, the event over-delivered immensely.
A week after the official start date of the winter season on Oct. 22, the Comets all gathered in the Cutler Event Center to participate in what was called, “Comet Night Madness.”
OC students and staff gathered for a night of sports and games. With a goal of 50 people attending, the event over-delivered immensely.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
The event consisted of two basketball games lasting ten minutes each.
In between the women's and men's games, the students of OC rallied against school staff in a tug-of-war match. Many coaches, trainers, and other staff lost a close battle against a large group of their students running onto the court from the stands to help pull their fellow students to victory.
The event consisted of two basketball games lasting ten minutes each.
In between the women's and men's games, the students of OC rallied against school staff in a tug-of-war match. Many coaches, trainers, and other staff lost a close battle against a large group of their students running onto the court from the stands to help pull their fellow students to victory.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
First the OC women’s basketball team scrimmaged each other, then the men’s team also played a ten-minute game.
The OC men's basketball team also split themselves into two teams to scrimmage each other. The men played a high scoring game that featured many dunks and alley-oops that got the crowd energy very high in the gym.
First the OC women’s basketball team scrimmaged each other, then the men’s team also played a ten-minute game.
The OC men's basketball team also split themselves into two teams to scrimmage each other. The men played a high scoring game that featured many dunks and alley-oops that got the crowd energy very high in the gym.
Olivet Comets Kick of their Winter Athletic Season
By Alicia Bullaro
In between halves and in between the women’s and men’s games, multiple games were played by various students in the audience.
The OC cheer squad performed in front of the entire comet night madness crowd. Between the women's and men's games, the cheer squad took the court to perform their routine.
In between halves and in between the women’s and men’s games, multiple games were played by various students in the audience.
The OC cheer squad performed in front of the entire comet night madness crowd. Between the women's and men's games, the cheer squad took the court to perform their routine.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
On Oct. 10, during Olivet's Homecoming Weekend, Olivet's Men's Soccer team played Trine University.
David James, sophomore, stands near the half field lane, waiting to receive the ball to attack the attacking team's goal.
On Oct. 10, during Olivet's Homecoming Weekend, Olivet's Men's Soccer team played Trine University.
David James, sophomore, stands near the half field lane, waiting to receive the ball to attack the attacking team's goal.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Head Coach Doug Carter and Joshua Rosendale, fifth-year senior, stand on the side lines, watching the players on the field battle for the win.
Head Coach Doug Carter and Joshua Rosendale, fifth-year senior, stand on the side lines, watching the players on the field battle for the win.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Andrew Aragon, senior, dives to save the ball and holds on to it on the ground, while waiting for his team to go further up the field.
Andrew Aragon, senior, dives to save the ball and holds on to it on the ground, while waiting for his team to go further up the field.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Kjeil Dickinson, junior, watches a play progress after throwing the ball into the field, after the opposing team kicked it out of bounds.
Kjeil Dickinson, junior, watches a play progress after throwing the ball into the field, after the opposing team kicked it out of bounds.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Zach Stephan, freshman, crosses the ball to the other side of the field, with the intention of the play building up to the opposing team’s goal.
Zach Stephan, freshman, crosses the ball to the other side of the field, with the intention of the play building up to the opposing team’s goal.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Christian Mendoza, freshman, holds onto the ball in the middle of the field, looking to pass the ball and keep Olivet’s possession.
Christian Mendoza, freshman, holds onto the ball in the middle of the field, looking to pass the ball and keep Olivet’s possession.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Cole Miller, junior, defends Olivet’s goal by using his head to clear the ball away which stops the opposing team from scoring the first goal of the game.
Olivet lost to Trine, with a score of 2-0.
Cole Miller, junior, defends Olivet’s goal by using his head to clear the ball away which stops the opposing team from scoring the first goal of the game.
Olivet lost to Trine, with a score of 2-0.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
On Oct. 10, during Olivet's Homecoming Weekend, Olivet's Men's Soccer team played Trine University.
David James, sophomore, stands near the half field lane, waiting to receive the ball to attack the attacking team's goal.
On Oct. 10, during Olivet's Homecoming Weekend, Olivet's Men's Soccer team played Trine University.
David James, sophomore, stands near the half field lane, waiting to receive the ball to attack the attacking team's goal.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Head Coach Doug Carter and Joshua Rosendale, fifth-year senior, stand on the side lines, watching the players on the field battle for the win.
Head Coach Doug Carter and Joshua Rosendale, fifth-year senior, stand on the side lines, watching the players on the field battle for the win.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Andrew Aragon, senior, dives to save the ball and holds on to it on the ground, while waiting for his team to go further up the field.
Andrew Aragon, senior, dives to save the ball and holds on to it on the ground, while waiting for his team to go further up the field.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Kjeil Dickinson, junior, watches a play progress after throwing the ball into the field, after the opposing team kicked it out of bounds.
Kjeil Dickinson, junior, watches a play progress after throwing the ball into the field, after the opposing team kicked it out of bounds.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Zach Stephan, freshman, crosses the ball to the other side of the field, with the intention of the play building up to the opposing team’s goal.
Zach Stephan, freshman, crosses the ball to the other side of the field, with the intention of the play building up to the opposing team’s goal.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Christian Mendoza, freshman, holds onto the ball in the middle of the field, looking to pass the ball and keep Olivet’s possession.
Christian Mendoza, freshman, holds onto the ball in the middle of the field, looking to pass the ball and keep Olivet’s possession.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Cole Miller, junior, defends Olivet’s goal by using his head to clear the ball away which stops the opposing team from scoring the first goal of the game.
Olivet lost to Trine, with a score of 2-0.
Cole Miller, junior, defends Olivet’s goal by using his head to clear the ball away which stops the opposing team from scoring the first goal of the game.
Olivet lost to Trine, with a score of 2-0.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
On Oct. 10, during Olivet's Homecoming Weekend, Olivet's Men's Soccer team played Trine University.
David James, sophomore, stands near the half field lane, waiting to receive the ball to attack the attacking team's goal.
On Oct. 10, during Olivet's Homecoming Weekend, Olivet's Men's Soccer team played Trine University.
David James, sophomore, stands near the half field lane, waiting to receive the ball to attack the attacking team's goal.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Head Coach Doug Carter and Joshua Rosendale, fifth-year senior, stand on the side lines, watching the players on the field battle for the win.
Head Coach Doug Carter and Joshua Rosendale, fifth-year senior, stand on the side lines, watching the players on the field battle for the win.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Andrew Aragon, senior, dives to save the ball and holds on to it on the ground, while waiting for his team to go further up the field.
Andrew Aragon, senior, dives to save the ball and holds on to it on the ground, while waiting for his team to go further up the field.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Kjeil Dickinson, junior, watches a play progress after throwing the ball into the field, after the opposing team kicked it out of bounds.
Kjeil Dickinson, junior, watches a play progress after throwing the ball into the field, after the opposing team kicked it out of bounds.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Zach Stephan, freshman, crosses the ball to the other side of the field, with the intention of the play building up to the opposing team’s goal.
Zach Stephan, freshman, crosses the ball to the other side of the field, with the intention of the play building up to the opposing team’s goal.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Christian Mendoza, freshman, holds onto the ball in the middle of the field, looking to pass the ball and keep Olivet’s possession.
Christian Mendoza, freshman, holds onto the ball in the middle of the field, looking to pass the ball and keep Olivet’s possession.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Cole Miller, junior, defends Olivet’s goal by using his head to clear the ball away which stops the opposing team from scoring the first goal of the game.
Olivet lost to Trine, with a score of 2-0.
Cole Miller, junior, defends Olivet’s goal by using his head to clear the ball away which stops the opposing team from scoring the first goal of the game.
Olivet lost to Trine, with a score of 2-0.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
On Oct. 10, during Olivet's Homecoming Weekend, Olivet's Men's Soccer team played Trine University.
David James, sophomore, stands near the half field lane, waiting to receive the ball to attack the attacking team's goal.
On Oct. 10, during Olivet's Homecoming Weekend, Olivet's Men's Soccer team played Trine University.
David James, sophomore, stands near the half field lane, waiting to receive the ball to attack the attacking team's goal.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Head Coach Doug Carter and Joshua Rosendale, fifth-year senior, stand on the side lines, watching the players on the field battle for the win.
Head Coach Doug Carter and Joshua Rosendale, fifth-year senior, stand on the side lines, watching the players on the field battle for the win.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Andrew Aragon, senior, dives to save the ball and holds on to it on the ground, while waiting for his team to go further up the field.
Andrew Aragon, senior, dives to save the ball and holds on to it on the ground, while waiting for his team to go further up the field.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Kjeil Dickinson, junior, watches a play progress after throwing the ball into the field, after the opposing team kicked it out of bounds.
Kjeil Dickinson, junior, watches a play progress after throwing the ball into the field, after the opposing team kicked it out of bounds.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Zach Stephan, freshman, crosses the ball to the other side of the field, with the intention of the play building up to the opposing team’s goal.
Zach Stephan, freshman, crosses the ball to the other side of the field, with the intention of the play building up to the opposing team’s goal.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Christian Mendoza, freshman, holds onto the ball in the middle of the field, looking to pass the ball and keep Olivet’s possession.
Christian Mendoza, freshman, holds onto the ball in the middle of the field, looking to pass the ball and keep Olivet’s possession.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Cole Miller, junior, defends Olivet’s goal by using his head to clear the ball away which stops the opposing team from scoring the first goal of the game.
Olivet lost to Trine, with a score of 2-0.
Cole Miller, junior, defends Olivet’s goal by using his head to clear the ball away which stops the opposing team from scoring the first goal of the game.
Olivet lost to Trine, with a score of 2-0.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
On Oct. 10, during Olivet's Homecoming Weekend, Olivet's Men's Soccer team played Trine University.
David James, sophomore, stands near the half field lane, waiting to receive the ball to attack the attacking team's goal.
On Oct. 10, during Olivet's Homecoming Weekend, Olivet's Men's Soccer team played Trine University.
David James, sophomore, stands near the half field lane, waiting to receive the ball to attack the attacking team's goal.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Head Coach Doug Carter and Joshua Rosendale, fifth-year senior, stand on the side lines, watching the players on the field battle for the win.
Head Coach Doug Carter and Joshua Rosendale, fifth-year senior, stand on the side lines, watching the players on the field battle for the win.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Andrew Aragon, senior, dives to save the ball and holds on to it on the ground, while waiting for his team to go further up the field.
Andrew Aragon, senior, dives to save the ball and holds on to it on the ground, while waiting for his team to go further up the field.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Kjeil Dickinson, junior, watches a play progress after throwing the ball into the field, after the opposing team kicked it out of bounds.
Kjeil Dickinson, junior, watches a play progress after throwing the ball into the field, after the opposing team kicked it out of bounds.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Zach Stephan, freshman, crosses the ball to the other side of the field, with the intention of the play building up to the opposing team’s goal.
Zach Stephan, freshman, crosses the ball to the other side of the field, with the intention of the play building up to the opposing team’s goal.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Christian Mendoza, freshman, holds onto the ball in the middle of the field, looking to pass the ball and keep Olivet’s possession.
Christian Mendoza, freshman, holds onto the ball in the middle of the field, looking to pass the ball and keep Olivet’s possession.
Homecoming and Men's Soccer
By Julia Mellinger
Cole Miller, junior, defends Olivet’s goal by using his head to clear the ball away which stops the opposing team from scoring the first goal of the game.
Olivet lost to Trine, with a score of 2-0.
Cole Miller, junior, defends Olivet’s goal by using his head to clear the ball away which stops the opposing team from scoring the first goal of the game.
Olivet lost to Trine, with a score of 2-0.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, Olivet College's athletic teams return to in-person practices. Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, is about to release the ball.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, Olivet College's athletic teams return to in-person practices. Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, is about to release the ball.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Cole Miller, junior, about to take a shot on goal.
Cole Miller, junior, about to take a shot on goal.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, tries to keep possession from Kyle Wendt, freshman.
Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, tries to keep possession from Kyle Wendt, freshman.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Noah Herring, freshman, takes the ball down the line.
Noah Herring, freshman, takes the ball down the line.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Ian Morrison, sophomore, attempts to save the ball from entering the net.
Ian Morrison, sophomore, attempts to save the ball from entering the net.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Dominik Thomas, senior, looks to find a teammate to pass to.
Dominik Thomas, senior, looks to find a teammate to pass to.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
Edited by Julia Mellinger
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, Olivet College's athletic teams return to in-person practices. Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, is about to release the ball.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, Olivet College's athletic teams return to in-person practices. Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, is about to release the ball.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Cole Miller, junior, about to take a shot on goal.
Cole Miller, junior, about to take a shot on goal.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, tries to keep possession from Kyle Wendt, freshman.
Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, tries to keep possession from Kyle Wendt, freshman.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Noah Herring, freshman, takes the ball down the line.
Noah Herring, freshman, takes the ball down the line.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Ian Morrison, sophomore, attempts to save the ball from entering the net.
Ian Morrison, sophomore, attempts to save the ball from entering the net.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Dominik Thomas, senior, looks to find a teammate to pass to.
Dominik Thomas, senior, looks to find a teammate to pass to.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
Edited by Julia Mellinger
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, Olivet College's athletic teams return to in-person practices. Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, is about to release the ball.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, Olivet College's athletic teams return to in-person practices. Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, is about to release the ball.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Cole Miller, junior, about to take a shot on goal.
Cole Miller, junior, about to take a shot on goal.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, tries to keep possession from Kyle Wendt, freshman.
Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, tries to keep possession from Kyle Wendt, freshman.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Noah Herring, freshman, takes the ball down the line.
Noah Herring, freshman, takes the ball down the line.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Ian Morrison, sophomore, attempts to save the ball from entering the net.
Ian Morrison, sophomore, attempts to save the ball from entering the net.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Dominik Thomas, senior, looks to find a teammate to pass to.
Dominik Thomas, senior, looks to find a teammate to pass to.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
Edited by Julia Mellinger
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, Olivet College's athletic teams return to in-person practices. Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, is about to release the ball.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, Olivet College's athletic teams return to in-person practices. Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, is about to release the ball.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Cole Miller, junior, about to take a shot on goal.
Cole Miller, junior, about to take a shot on goal.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, tries to keep possession from Kyle Wendt, freshman.
Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, tries to keep possession from Kyle Wendt, freshman.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Noah Herring, freshman, takes the ball down the line.
Noah Herring, freshman, takes the ball down the line.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Ian Morrison, sophomore, attempts to save the ball from entering the net.
Ian Morrison, sophomore, attempts to save the ball from entering the net.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Dominik Thomas, senior, looks to find a teammate to pass to.
Dominik Thomas, senior, looks to find a teammate to pass to.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
Edited by Julia Mellinger
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, Olivet College's athletic teams return to in-person practices. Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, is about to release the ball.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, Olivet College's athletic teams return to in-person practices. Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, is about to release the ball.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Cole Miller, junior, about to take a shot on goal.
Cole Miller, junior, about to take a shot on goal.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, tries to keep possession from Kyle Wendt, freshman.
Cooper Sabourin, sophomore, tries to keep possession from Kyle Wendt, freshman.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Noah Herring, freshman, takes the ball down the line.
Noah Herring, freshman, takes the ball down the line.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Ian Morrison, sophomore, attempts to save the ball from entering the net.
Ian Morrison, sophomore, attempts to save the ball from entering the net.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
By Julia Mellinger
Dominik Thomas, senior, looks to find a teammate to pass to.
Dominik Thomas, senior, looks to find a teammate to pass to.
Return of In-Person Athletic Practice
Edited by Julia Mellinger
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility, which raises awareness for the discrimination and struggles transgender people face. The LGBT and LGBT-ally student group, Q and A, held a rock painting event on March 31 to observe Transgender Day of Visibility.
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility, which raises awareness for the discrimination and struggles transgender people face. The LGBT and LGBT-ally student group, Q and A, held a rock painting event on March 31 to observe Transgender Day of Visibility.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Junior Antoney Hall said, “It was a small yet important thing for campus...It reminds us that all people are valid, and that includes transgender people.”
Junior Antoney Hall said, “It was a small yet important thing for campus...It reminds us that all people are valid, and that includes transgender people.”
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Junior DJ Vore said via text, “I was not able to attend the rock painting event but it was widely publicized before and during on all social media platforms I have. I think the event spreads a lot of awareness for the trans community and I think it showed support for Olivet’s Trans community well."
Junior DJ Vore said via text, “I was not able to attend the rock painting event but it was widely publicized before and during on all social media platforms I have. I think the event spreads a lot of awareness for the trans community and I think it showed support for Olivet’s Trans community well."
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Freshman Nadine Stowell said via text, "I thought that it was a fun experience. I thought the event turn out was well. I actually didn’t know it was going on and didn’t see them promote it anywhere."
Freshman Nadine Stowell said via text, "I thought that it was a fun experience. I thought the event turn out was well. I actually didn’t know it was going on and didn’t see them promote it anywhere."
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Freshman Saige Price (left) and freshman Jade Smith painting their own rocks to keep or hide around campus.
Freshman Saige Price (left) and freshman Jade Smith painting their own rocks to keep or hide around campus.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
The rocks were hidden around campus on Thursday, April 1 by the Q and A group.
The rocks were hidden around campus on Thursday, April 1 by the Q and A group.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
The Q an A (Queers and Allies) Support Group meets on Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. in Mott 109.
The Q an A (Queers and Allies) Support Group meets on Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. in Mott 109.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility, which raises awareness for the discrimination and struggles transgender people face. The LGBT and LGBT-ally student group, Q and A, held a rock painting event on March 31 to observe Transgender Day of Visibility.
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility, which raises awareness for the discrimination and struggles transgender people face. The LGBT and LGBT-ally student group, Q and A, held a rock painting event on March 31 to observe Transgender Day of Visibility.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Junior Antoney Hall said, “It was a small yet important thing for campus...It reminds us that all people are valid, and that includes transgender people.”
Junior Antoney Hall said, “It was a small yet important thing for campus...It reminds us that all people are valid, and that includes transgender people.”
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Junior DJ Vore said via text, “I was not able to attend the rock painting event but it was widely publicized before and during on all social media platforms I have. I think the event spreads a lot of awareness for the trans community and I think it showed support for Olivet’s Trans community well."
Junior DJ Vore said via text, “I was not able to attend the rock painting event but it was widely publicized before and during on all social media platforms I have. I think the event spreads a lot of awareness for the trans community and I think it showed support for Olivet’s Trans community well."
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Freshman Nadine Stowell said via text, "I thought that it was a fun experience. I thought the event turn out was well. I actually didn’t know it was going on and didn’t see them promote it anywhere."
Freshman Nadine Stowell said via text, "I thought that it was a fun experience. I thought the event turn out was well. I actually didn’t know it was going on and didn’t see them promote it anywhere."
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Freshman Saige Price (left) and freshman Jade Smith painting their own rocks to keep or hide around campus.
Freshman Saige Price (left) and freshman Jade Smith painting their own rocks to keep or hide around campus.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
The rocks were hidden around campus on Thursday, April 1 by the Q and A group.
The rocks were hidden around campus on Thursday, April 1 by the Q and A group.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
The Q an A (Queers and Allies) Support Group meets on Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. in Mott 109.
The Q an A (Queers and Allies) Support Group meets on Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. in Mott 109.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility, which raises awareness for the discrimination and struggles transgender people face. The LGBT and LGBT-ally student group, Q and A, held a rock painting event on March 31 to observe Transgender Day of Visibility.
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility, which raises awareness for the discrimination and struggles transgender people face. The LGBT and LGBT-ally student group, Q and A, held a rock painting event on March 31 to observe Transgender Day of Visibility.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Junior Antoney Hall said, “It was a small yet important thing for campus...It reminds us that all people are valid, and that includes transgender people.”
Junior Antoney Hall said, “It was a small yet important thing for campus...It reminds us that all people are valid, and that includes transgender people.”
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Junior DJ Vore said via text, “I was not able to attend the rock painting event but it was widely publicized before and during on all social media platforms I have. I think the event spreads a lot of awareness for the trans community and I think it showed support for Olivet’s Trans community well."
Junior DJ Vore said via text, “I was not able to attend the rock painting event but it was widely publicized before and during on all social media platforms I have. I think the event spreads a lot of awareness for the trans community and I think it showed support for Olivet’s Trans community well."
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Freshman Nadine Stowell said via text, "I thought that it was a fun experience. I thought the event turn out was well. I actually didn’t know it was going on and didn’t see them promote it anywhere."
Freshman Nadine Stowell said via text, "I thought that it was a fun experience. I thought the event turn out was well. I actually didn’t know it was going on and didn’t see them promote it anywhere."
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Freshman Saige Price (left) and freshman Jade Smith painting their own rocks to keep or hide around campus.
Freshman Saige Price (left) and freshman Jade Smith painting their own rocks to keep or hide around campus.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
The rocks were hidden around campus on Thursday, April 1 by the Q and A group.
The rocks were hidden around campus on Thursday, April 1 by the Q and A group.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
The Q an A (Queers and Allies) Support Group meets on Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. in Mott 109.
The Q an A (Queers and Allies) Support Group meets on Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. in Mott 109.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility, which raises awareness for the discrimination and struggles transgender people face. The LGBT and LGBT-ally student group, Q and A, held a rock painting event on March 31 to observe Transgender Day of Visibility.
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility, which raises awareness for the discrimination and struggles transgender people face. The LGBT and LGBT-ally student group, Q and A, held a rock painting event on March 31 to observe Transgender Day of Visibility.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Junior Antoney Hall said, “It was a small yet important thing for campus...It reminds us that all people are valid, and that includes transgender people.”
Junior Antoney Hall said, “It was a small yet important thing for campus...It reminds us that all people are valid, and that includes transgender people.”
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Junior DJ Vore said via text, “I was not able to attend the rock painting event but it was widely publicized before and during on all social media platforms I have. I think the event spreads a lot of awareness for the trans community and I think it showed support for Olivet’s Trans community well."
Junior DJ Vore said via text, “I was not able to attend the rock painting event but it was widely publicized before and during on all social media platforms I have. I think the event spreads a lot of awareness for the trans community and I think it showed support for Olivet’s Trans community well."
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Freshman Nadine Stowell said via text, "I thought that it was a fun experience. I thought the event turn out was well. I actually didn’t know it was going on and didn’t see them promote it anywhere."
Freshman Nadine Stowell said via text, "I thought that it was a fun experience. I thought the event turn out was well. I actually didn’t know it was going on and didn’t see them promote it anywhere."
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Freshman Saige Price (left) and freshman Jade Smith painting their own rocks to keep or hide around campus.
Freshman Saige Price (left) and freshman Jade Smith painting their own rocks to keep or hide around campus.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
The rocks were hidden around campus on Thursday, April 1 by the Q and A group.
The rocks were hidden around campus on Thursday, April 1 by the Q and A group.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
The Q an A (Queers and Allies) Support Group meets on Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. in Mott 109.
The Q an A (Queers and Allies) Support Group meets on Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. in Mott 109.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility, which raises awareness for the discrimination and struggles transgender people face. The LGBT and LGBT-ally student group, Q and A, held a rock painting event on March 31 to observe Transgender Day of Visibility.
March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility, which raises awareness for the discrimination and struggles transgender people face. The LGBT and LGBT-ally student group, Q and A, held a rock painting event on March 31 to observe Transgender Day of Visibility.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Junior Antoney Hall said, “It was a small yet important thing for campus...It reminds us that all people are valid, and that includes transgender people.”
Junior Antoney Hall said, “It was a small yet important thing for campus...It reminds us that all people are valid, and that includes transgender people.”
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Junior DJ Vore said via text, “I was not able to attend the rock painting event but it was widely publicized before and during on all social media platforms I have. I think the event spreads a lot of awareness for the trans community and I think it showed support for Olivet’s Trans community well."
Junior DJ Vore said via text, “I was not able to attend the rock painting event but it was widely publicized before and during on all social media platforms I have. I think the event spreads a lot of awareness for the trans community and I think it showed support for Olivet’s Trans community well."
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Freshman Nadine Stowell said via text, "I thought that it was a fun experience. I thought the event turn out was well. I actually didn’t know it was going on and didn’t see them promote it anywhere."
Freshman Nadine Stowell said via text, "I thought that it was a fun experience. I thought the event turn out was well. I actually didn’t know it was going on and didn’t see them promote it anywhere."
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
Freshman Saige Price (left) and freshman Jade Smith painting their own rocks to keep or hide around campus.
Freshman Saige Price (left) and freshman Jade Smith painting their own rocks to keep or hide around campus.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
The rocks were hidden around campus on Thursday, April 1 by the Q and A group.
The rocks were hidden around campus on Thursday, April 1 by the Q and A group.
Trans Day of Visibility Rock Painting
By Tara Flanagan
The Q an A (Queers and Allies) Support Group meets on Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. in Mott 109.
The Q an A (Queers and Allies) Support Group meets on Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. in Mott 109.
COVID-19 Clears Playgrounds
By Tara Flanagan
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic Lansing schools have decided to put caution tape around the playground equipment. People have a chose whether to ignore it or follow directions, but they ask if you do still play on the equipment wash your hands after.
COVID-19 Clears Playgrounds
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic Lansing schools have decided to put caution tape around the playground equipment. People have a chose whether to ignore it or follow directions, but they ask if you do still play on the equipment wash your hands after.
COVID-19 Clears Playgrounds
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic Lansing schools have decided to put caution tape around the playground equipment. People have a chose whether to ignore it or follow directions, but they ask if you do still play on the equipment wash your hands after.
COVID-19 Clears Playgrounds
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic Lansing schools have decided to put caution tape around the playground equipment. People have a chose whether to ignore it or follow directions, but they ask if you do still play on the equipment wash your hands after.
COVID-19 Clears Playgrounds
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic Lansing schools have decided to put caution tape around the playground equipment. People have a chose whether to ignore it or follow directions, but they ask if you do still play on the equipment wash your hands after.
COVID-19 Clears Playgrounds
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic Lansing schools have decided to put caution tape around the playground equipment. People have a chose whether to ignore it or follow directions, but they ask if you do still play on the equipment wash your hands after.
COVID-19 Clears Playgrounds
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic Lansing schools have decided to put caution tape around the playground equipment. People have a chose whether to ignore it or follow directions, but they ask if you do still play on the equipment wash your hands after.
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