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Reviving the School of Nursing and introducing the new School of STEM

Olivet Nazarene University has achieved a series of distinguished accolades and awards in 2024, underscoring the University’s commitment to academic excellence, innovation and dedication to the campus community.

Adjusting for a strong, safe start to a new year.

Dr. Stephen Lowe ’88 accepts new role on ONU’s administrative team.

Stephanie LeVasseur recognized by Scholarship & Christianity in Oxford.

Highlights from the Baccalaureate service and the Commencement ceremonies for the undergraduate and graduate classes of 2025.

Olivet’s Marcus Wollak has earned 2017 College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-America® Men’s Soccer First Team College Division honors. A junior biology major from Eau Claire, Wisconsin, he is the first in the program’s history to earn this designation.

Olivet announces new position and appointment of long-time staff member.

This student-athlete also helped lead his Olivet men’s swimming and diving team to two national championships.

Student employee Thomas Dinkleman and supervisor Chelsea Speas serve and excel.

Education major and ONU athlete Elizabeth Treadway has worked hard to find the balance between practicing, competing and student teaching.

“Meet the Pracademics” Coming to mailboxes April 2019

Student employee Lindsey Kinnersley and supervisor Darlene Swanson are recognized for their excellent service.

Student employee Kelsey Stang and supervisor Kristie Schultz recognized for service.

“I have a deeper understanding of how to be an authentic leader because of my Doctor of Ethical Leadership degree from Olivet Nazarene University”

Discover how your professors could be the key to your success.

With a heart for students and the quality of their education experience, Dr. Jay Martinson ’86 is continuing to dedicate his career to ensuring Olivet Nazarene University’s academic excellence.

The mission of Olivet Nazarene University is to provide high-quality academic instruction for the purpose of personal development, career and professional readiness, and the preparation of individuals for lives of service to God and humanity.

Olivet Nazarene University recently announced the appointment of Dr. Houston Thompson as dean of the Martin D. Walker School of Engineering and Technology, effective August 1, 2017.

Olivet students receive accolades at annual business competitions

So, you’re still exploring what to do with your life. You’re not alone. Welcome to the perfect place to explore all the possibilities that question presents.

Early Scholars Program Provides Benefits Beyond Just College Credit

Senior Grace Beatty takes full advantage of a liberal arts education

Olivet students in the School of Education manage full schedules of athletic competition as they gain experience in the classroom

More than 150 employers come to Olivet each academic year to find the quality employees they want and need.

“At Olivet, academic excellence, social development and spiritual growth all merge together. Olivet is strong in all three areas, and that is the strength of Olivet.”

A few highlights of the fall 2017 season for Olivet Tiger athletics

As he looks ahead to his tenure, Dr. Kilpatrick has set his overarching goal as encouraging people who want to be teachers and helping them become professionals who take God into the classroom.

Highlights from the 2021-2022 season

Olivet celebrates record enrollment in Early Scholars program

Conference on April 17 featured four professional guest artists, student showcase and mentoring sessions.

Spotlight on the School of Education with Lance Kilpatrick

2021-22 academic year kicks off with vision-casting at annual employee event.

Olivet’s 2021-22 academic year began with multiple opportunities to jump in and get involved..

Olivet Nazarene University reports the highest enrollment in the University’s 110-year history as the 2017–2018 academic year gets underway.

Campus is buzzing again with Olivet Nazarene University’s students and faculty! This week, the student leadership teams devoted their time to preparing for the new academic year.

When the 2017–2018 academic begins at Olivet Nazarene University, so do a myriad of classes, activities, events and friendships.

As the 2017–2018 academic year began, Olivet welcomed its largest student body in the 110-year history of the University.

“In the next phase of the project, we are developing curriculum and training sessions, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have academic experts in a host of relevant fields to work alongside.”

The Honors Program at Olivet Nazarene University is structured in such a way to provide high-level academic opportunities supported by the collaboration, wisdom and mentorship of subject-matter-expert faculty members as well as the comradery of an intentional cohort of classmates.

There’s one academic season only a handful of students will experience during their Olivet years: a campus summer.

Olivet Celebrates First Weeks of the 2024-2025 academic year

For high school students eager to get ahead academically, Olivet’s Early Scholars Program offers the ideal combination of academic challenge and support.

“Loving God with your mind means not only striving for academic excellence but approaching your studies as an act of discipleship.”

With the dedication of The McGraw School of Business at Olivet Nazarene University on October 4, 2017, the University marked the beginning of a new era in the multi-faceted business education experience it offers.

Presentations across Olivet’s campus featured undergraduate and graduate projects.

Olivet Nazarene University is pleased to announce that Dr. Jay Martinson ’86 has accepted the position of Dean of Online Learning for the residential campus.

Erin Olson ’20 and Dakota Mellish ’20 receive top honors.

Olivet The Magazine explains why “We Believe. You Belong Here.”

Updates from fall 2020: Club participation, awards & professional accomplishments.

“Believe.” issue coming soon to mailboxes.

“Credentialing without commissioning is work halfway done. It is like climbing a ladder of success, only to realize years later it was leaning on the wrong building all along. Olivet credentials you, but we also commission you.” – University President Dr. Gregg Chenoweth

With more than 4,000 universities in America, does it really matter which one a student chooses to attend?

Don’t rule out schools based on sticker shock when financial aid could bring those schools within reach.

2023 NAIA Men’s Soccer All-America teams announced.

Dr. Teresa Woodruff Encourages Grads to “Build a Life Lattice” In Commencement Address

“We are incredibly blessed to see such a remarkable number of new students choosing Olivet.”

Once again, Olivet Nazarene University is reporting record enrollment in the innovative Early Scholar Program for high school students. 

To reaffirm its accreditation with the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), Olivet Nazarene University recently completed all necessary requirements for this process.

The college choice will be heavily influenced by how you and your student perceive cost and the financial aid process. Be sure to make decisions based on accurate information.

These steps, written for your student, will help your family navigate the enrollment process and get a head start on the college experience.

Olivet recognized by Colleges of Distinction as one of the best U.S. colleges for international students.

Higher Learning Commission’s Institutional Actions Council has “continued and reaffirmed the accreditation of Olivet Nazarene University with the next Reaffirmation of Accreditation in 2034–35.”

Olivet Announces Mike and Karen Pence Award for Law, Honoring Christian Leadership

Faith, Leadership and Support: How Olivet Serves ROTC and Veteran Students

An insightful interview with Marta Jovic, MSN-FNP, School of Nursing Faculty

Activities are filling the calendar as the 2018–2019 academic year begins.

Activities are filling the calendar as the 2019–2020 academic year begins

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

Internships at NASA, the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre and the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago enhance academic experience for three students.

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

Celebrating the academic accomplishments of 1045 undergraduate students.

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

As Olivet Nazarene University kicks off the 2017-2018 academic year, several Tiger athletic teams are starting their fall season of competition.

“Chapel is one of the key elements of our shared life together,” said Olivet Nazarene University President John C. Bowling in his message for the first chapel of the 2017–2018 academic year. “God will speak to you in chapel if you will listen.”

Olivet Nazarene University has opened the application for the Class of 2024 and prospective transfer students.

We know that choosing a major can be intimidating. Our unique liberal arts setting allows students to explore academic excellence and discover their passions. Visit our interest grid to view the more than 140 areas of study and majors offered at Olivet.

Olivet Nazarene University is excited to announce the launch of our Tiger Pause initiative! The entire campus is focused on providing a robust academic environment this fall and we wanted to emphasize a few action steps that will help keep our community safe and healthy. 

Tiger Pause signage will be posted around campus to remind students, faculty, staff, and visitors of the importance of simple actions including wearing a face covering, keeping the “paws” clean, and maintaining a social distance of 6-feet whenever possible.

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

Current Olivet faculty, staff and administrators joined retirees and noted guests for a celebration of accomplishments, fellowship and a time to reflect as the campus community prepares for a new academic year.

The 2016–2017 Enactus presentation team added to the history of success by competing in the U.S. National Exposition and achieving a second place finish in the opening round of competition for its division.

From meeting room to exhibit hall to ballroom, Olivet Nazarene University’s global reach is evident in Indianapolis, Indiana, this month.

A highly competitive grants program recognizes excellence in Professor Canales’ work.

Gary Newsome, director of athletics, and Wendy Reid, sports information director, are at the top once again.

Featuring projects from the 2018 Honors Program cohort and their mentors.

“Any work of scholarship is a communal endeavor.” — Dr. Stephen Case, Department of Chemistry and Geosciences

Presentations across campus featured undergraduate, doctoral and faculty projects.

Finding brotherhood and quality training on campus

“The Parent Guide,” coming soon to mailboxes.

“The future is you. This University will be what we make it. That is a huge responsibility, but also a marvelous opportunity.” – Dr. John C. Bowling

Rev. Tara Beth Leach ’05 and Dr. Robert Taylor ’77 received “O” Awards during Homecoming & Family Weekend 2019

Olivet awards Katrina (Hurt) Hull ’10 and Dr. Sam Smidt ’12 with 2019 Young Alumni Awards during Homecoming & Family Weekend 

Student chaplains reflect on the impact of the Olivet community on their lives.

Students, faculty and staff reflect on the concept of transformation as it relates to their Olivet experiences.

Spring semester update regarding student internships and awards.

Gregg Chenoweth, Ph.D. to take leadership of the university on June 1, 2021

Presentations on campus and online featured undergraduate students, doctoral candidates and faculty research.

Olivet welcomes Gregg Chenoweth, Ph.D. as University President.

Olivet installs 3,100 solar panels on the roofs of the Perry Center & Hawkins Centennial Chapel.

The winter issue coming soon to mailboxes.

Olivet announces appointment of long-time faculty member.

“Through our innovative and highly personalized RN-B.S.N. and RN-M.S.N. programs, nurses are gaining the best of nursing and the best of Olivet,” – Dr. Tiffany Greer ’97, associate dean of the School of Nursing

Olivet announces new associate dean.

Olivet senior shares her calling to ministry and her vision for building the Kingdom with intentional community.

Commencement activities began Saturday, April 29th and will continue on May 5th and 6th.

Highlights from the Baccalaureate service and the Commencement ceremonies for the undergraduate and graduate class of 2023.

“This book is a call to the people of God to understand that God’s Word has a timeless significance that reaches across the centuries and still stirs, instructs, and inspires His people in the 21st century.”

In Pursuit of a Calling: A Process in Becoming

Olivet continues to ascend in the US News Best College rankings

Olivet is a place where students can establish a sense of belonging through the blending of shared adventures and celebrated diversity.

First Person: Katie Bishop

A Year of Impact: Advancing today’s mission; sustaining Olivet for generations.

“People desire authenticity and transparency in the media today. Radio is just the platform we use to point people to Christ.”

“Courses like this sharpen students’ ability to form arguments, consider varying perspectives and learn to engage challenging ideas in an environment built on trust and respect.”

Olivet Nazarene University: leading by example in nursing education

Apply today and take the first step towards a transformative educational experience at Olivet.

“We Believe. You Belong Here.” The tagline
creatively connects faith with a personal invitation to call ONU home: We have faith, there is a place for you here, and we think you should join us.

ELEVATING CYBERSECURITY EDUCATION: INSIDE OLIVET’S PRESTIGIOUS NSA CAE-CD DESIGNATION

Forbes recognized Olivet Nazarene University for its exceptional academics, flexibility and student support.

With competitive pricing and an accelerated timeline—allowing you to complete your degree in as little as one year—Olivet combines quality with affordability.

Olivetians pour into other people with love and compassion. Here are just a few stories of change-agent individuals who work to bring more good to the people they interact with every day.

Abby Eaton and Allison Nagaraja, senior English education majors, have devoted the past two years to research for their Honors Program projects.

Olivet’s RN to BSN Program recognized as among the Best in Illinois

Olivet The Magazine Spring Issue out now!

“We built more than a degree—we built a family and together, we’ve been shaped to serve.”

Interview with School of Education alumnus Jacob Hildenbrandt ’19

Young Alumni Spotlight Series: Vincent shares about how track not only helped him manage Tourette’s syndrome, but also unlocked an appreciation for academics

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

Blake Reddick ’11 reflects on his academic journey from Olivet to Johns Hopkins.

Charles DeLoach III ’17/’20 M.A. reflects on his academic journey as both an undergraduate and graduate student at Olivet.

2022-23 academic year begins in fruitful community at annual employee event.

Olivet Nazarene University congratulates Austin Burdine as Student Employee of the Year and Professor Jennifer (Ratliff) Love as Student Employment Supervisor of the Year for 2016–2017.

Dr. Shannon Bradshaw, an Olivet Nazarene University alumnus and vice president of education for MongoDB, Inc., is the keynote speaker for Olivet’s 104th undergraduate Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 6, at 9:30 a.m., in the University’s Betty and Kenneth Hawkins Centennial Chapel.

Four Olivet Nazarene University students and their faculty mentors are already planning how they will spend summer 2017. This year, it’s all about research for them as they pursue intensive research projects funded by grants from the University’s Pence-Boyce Committee.

Recently recognized for excellence by CollegesofDistinction.com, the School of Business at Olivet Nazarene University is preparing students for success in their chosen careers.

Career outcomes for Olivet Nazarene University’s Class of 2016 — undergraduates receiving traditional bachelor’s degrees — are already exceeding the national average of all U.S. colleges and universities.

Olivet Nazarene University graduate Macy (Murray) Sprunger ’17 is taking the next step in her career. She is entering the Ph.D. program in chemistry at Washington University in St. Louis.

Completing a biology degree at Olivet launched Kody Carr ’09 into an exciting career.

Erin Doherty, Olivet’s 2017 Homecoming Queen, is a senior majoring in psychology with a minor in sociology.

Among the 2018 class of Most Promising Multicultural Students is this McGraw School of Business student.

When she arrived on Olivet’s campus for the fall 2017 semester. this freshman left her parents behind in Romania.

This student is already applying the valuable learning from Olivet’s Ed.D. program in her work as a church administrator in Chicago.

Olivet Nazarene University history-making performances dominated the 2018 NAIA Nationals.

When the University of Michigan men’s basketball team plays in the NCAA tournament’s Final Four on Saturday, March 31, 2018, they will rely on Assistant Coach Luke Yaklich and the defensive education he has provided the team.

The newest endowed Chair at Olivet is established to encourage the scholarship, study and promotion of Wesleyan-Arminian theology.

Oncofertility and its clinical practice management strategies are two of Dr. Teresa Woodruff’s inventions.

Enrollment is now open to students who want to enter this newly structured discipline at Olivet.

Six Olivet Nazarene University students and their faculty mentors are already planning how they will spend summer 2018. This year, it’s all about research for them as they pursue intensive research projects funded by grants from the University’s Pence-Boyce Committee. This alumni committee fosters mentoring of individual students by Olivet faculty in mathematics, science or engineering research. 

2018 STEM Camp, a week-long college experience, is especially for high school students considering an engineering degree and college students transferring to Olivet’s accredited engineering program.

Celebrating the Class of 2018 was top priority at Olivet Nazarene University during the week of May 1.

Students Jessica Carara and Cole Doolittle have demonstrated the qualities of Christian servants.

Olivet’s Class of 2017 is enjoying success in today’s job market.

Nursing programs at Olivet prepare professionals for success in today’s health care field.

This nursing major is a great asset to the Tiger athletics program.

Successes of Olivet Tiger athletes continue to impress.

Alumna meets a spiritual need with her 15-week devotional.

Meet Katrina (Hurt) Hull ’10, math and engineering teacher at McKay High School

Hard work and dedication lead Emma (Ross) Elsasser to OSF Saint Francis Medical Center.

It’s great to be an Olivetian!

Successes at the one-year mark of honoring alumnus Mick McGraw’s demonstration of support and confidence

Striving for excellence and responsiveness in keeping teacher preparation programs current.

“Data science is now being called the hottest job in the U.S.” — Dr. Dale Hathaway, department chair and program designer

“I look forward to building on the work of those who have come before me as we continue to prepare our students for lives of service to God and humanity.” — Dr. David Pickering

“Life with people who believe in God is amazing!” — Taeho Kim, sophomore marketing major at Olivet Nazarene University

Equipping, inspiring, and empowering creative, missional, collaborative leadership in a theological framework.

Take a moment to make a moment by participating in 24-hour giving event on May 1

Alumni encourage students to pursue career in law enforcement

Recipients of Pence-Boyce research grants pursue intensive projects

Finding strength and community on Olivet’s campus

“Remember that wherever you go, God is sending you.” — University President John C. Bowling

2018 -19 Student and faculty research presented at national conventions

Purple & Gold Days events lets prospective freshmen experience life at Olivet.

“I want to continue the rich tradition of recruiting strong classes to our University.” – Mark Reddy

“For Generations To Come” issue coming soon to mailboxes.

Campus wide events provide a strong foundation for a spirit-filled and fun semester.

Summer 2019 spent abroad for many students and faculty.

University Announcement: Dr. Scott Sherwood ’92 elected for a three-year term.

Featuring projects from the 2019 Honors Program cohort and their mentors.

Transfer student stories highlighted throughout October 2019.

“Love is All Around Us” issue coming soon to mailboxes.

CASE District V recognizes nearly three decades of exemplary leadership at Olivet.

Department evolves to reflect industry needs.

“Be Transformed” issue coming soon to mailboxes.

Recipients of Pence-Boyce research grants pursue intensive projects.

Powering Olivet one gift at a time!

Seniors Sarah Buffum and Nic Reed recognized for athletic accomplishments.

A letter from University President, Dr. John C. Bowling.

Gordon Tommy ’97 shares about his experiences in the pharmaceutical industry.

With expert advice from alumnus Russ Bredholt, Jr.

Reed Hall of Science and Wisner Hall of Nursing renovations and upgrades

Olivet Nazarene University has again been honored by CollegesOfDistinction.com as a 2020–2021 College of Distinction for implementation of high impact educational practices. Additional honors for Olivet are a 2020–2021 Illinois College of Distinction and a 2020–2021 Christian College of Distinction.

Olivet’s McGraw School of Business, School of Nursing, School of Education and Walker School of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics each received a badge for departmental excellence. 

This fall at Olivet Nazarene University, all students, staff, faculty and campus guests are expected to wear a face covering while on campus. To help keep everyone safe and covered, BamBams, LLC, owned by alumnus and president of Olivet’s Alumni Board, Dan Taylor ’79 generously donated 93,600 KN95 face masks to the University.

Chapel 2020: “The Kingdom of Heaven is Like …”

Olivet safely starts the fall 2020 semester with fun and fellowship.

Olivet’s historic student newspaper rebrands.

Introducing the 2020 Olivet Christmas Ornament

“Miracles and Moments” issue coming soon to mailboxes.

Chapel theme for the spring: “The One”

Student employee Noah Campbell-White and supervisor Anne Whalen recognized for service to ONU.

Inviting students, faculty, staff & community to be ALL IN for Olivet!

Olivet announces appointment of long-time faculty member.

“The Bowling Era” issue coming soon to mailboxes.

A few members of the class of 2021 reflect on their Olivet journey.

“One chapter of your life is ending, but another is just beginning.” — University President John C. Bowling

Recipients of Pence-Boyce research grants pursue intensive projects.

University recognized for excellence in business, nursing, education and STEM.

High school seniors and prospective transfer students, apply now!

History and political science students host and produce original podcast.

“Still” nominated as Long Form Video of the Year.

The Department of Chemistry & Geological Sciences took its biennial National Parks trip to learn from and explore God’s creation.

Communication regarding health, safety and the start of the fall semester.

Chapel 2021: “Neighbors”

Free, non-invasive testing keeps campus free of large-scale outbreaks.

Annual “Parent Guide” issue coming soon to mailboxes.

Recruitment for 2022-23 season has started for talented student-athletes.

Chloe Hangraaf receives the American Nurses Association Illinois “Student Nurse of the Year 2021” award.

Olivet Christmas traditions continue to fill the atmosphere on campus and in the community with hope and joy.

Dr. Don Daake and Dr. Ed Piatt use combined business acumen to write bi-weekly advice column in The Daily Journal.

Chapel spring 2022: “Walking in the Dark”

Opportunities abound for students to enjoy life on campus this semester.

Olivet announces appointment of long-time staff member to leadership position.

Olivet club assists community center in grant funding.

Scholar Week: April 5-9, 2022

Together we fuel the mission of Olivet!

Team and individuals boast strong performances at state conference

Olivet student-athletes build community and share their culture traditions on campus.

University recognized for excellence in business, nursing, education and STEM.

Now accepting applications for incoming students.

Annual “Parent Guide” issue coming soon to mailboxes.

Chapel 2022: “My Story, His Story”

Dr. Josh Ring ’13 recorded an album on the Ruffatti Organ

Nine students share about their summer internship experiences.

Celebrating 10 years of Olivet The Magazine in the autumn 2022 issue.

​Spiritual development for students, faculty and staff is part of vibrant experience at Olivet Nazarene University. Every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. and Thursday at 9:30 a.m., the campus community meets in Centennial Chapel to hear from leading speakers representing a variety of industries and faith backgrounds. Chaplain Tone Marshall and the team in the Office of Spiritual Development take leadership for organizing the services. 

“Olivet’s cohort experience strengthened my passion for diversity.”

“I discovered new and deeper ways to learn as the challenges of the Ed.D. program broadened my perspective on how much I still have to learn.”

Olivet announces appointment of Professor Scott Ragan.

Olivet prepares for General Assembly in Indianapolis, June 9-14, and summer Orientation on campus, June 22-23

Nurturing Creativity as an Artist and Mentor

With Honors: Katelynn Roscioli

The Walker School of Science, Engineering, Technology and Mathematics (STEM) invites local businesses, organizations, industry professionals and students to participate in this free event on Tuesday, October 10.

The $64 million comprehensive campaign is designed to support Olivet’s mission and priorities for the benefit of current students and for generations to come.

“As chaplain for Olivet Nazarene University, I’m now leading programs that I never participated in as a student,” says Antonio “Tone” Marshall ’13/’16 M.A./’19 M.Div. “God has brought me full circle from someone who didn’t believe in Him to someone who is helping effect the change and transformation of others.”

Dr. Chenoweth and Tammy Host Annual President’s Dinner for Faculty, Staff and Retirees

First Person: Tate Walters

First Person: Jacie Wolfe

Olivet The Magazine | Higher Education, Higher Purpose

“My Olivet experience changed the trajectory of my life in many ways.”

Illinois State Legislators leave impact on students and faculty.

Calum “Cal” Samuelson ’13/’15 MA

Jessica Brown, criminal justice and sociology major

New and Renewed Directions for the School of Theology and Christian Ministry

Advanced Education for Teachers

“This is a great opportunity to coach at an institution that models a Christ-centered culture along with maintaining and growing this men’s volleyball program. I am excited to see what we can accomplish this season.”

As we await FAFSA data, Olivet Nazarene University remains committed to supporting our students through these challenges. We encourage prospective students to stay informed and communicate with our financial aid office.

Olivet students head throughout the US and around the world for spring break volunteer trips through the Shalom Project.

Interview: Olivet’s new Tight Ends and Special Teams coach discusses his own college and pro football experiences, his coaching career, and how coaches like Jim Harbaugh and Pete Carroll influenced his life.

Day of Giving—Together we can, we will, we must!

Ethan Piacenti will join 39 US STEM students this June for the inaugural NASA program.

Raving Fan: Airica Steed

At the heart of Olivet’s ethos lies a deep commitment to nurturing the holistic development of students. The University’s compassionate approach is evident in every aspect of campus life, from a dedicated faculty and staff to a vibrant student body.

Visiting Olivet Nazarene University (ONU) is a crucial step in the college selection process. While there is endless information available online, visiting in person is the ideal way to see all that Olivet has to offer.

As we strive for conviction with compassion — not liberal-conservative, not centrism and civility — this isn’t code to avoid sensitive things. We aim for strong scholarship with deep piety, anchoring students while familiarizing them with extreme things.

Avante Mitchell shares insights on the 2024 season and how ONU can win the conference this year.

In a remarkable achievement, Olivet Nazarene University’s Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) program has been recognized as the 9th best in the country by Forbes, a leading global media company.

University recognized for excellence in business, nursing, education and STEM. 

LaMorris Crawford, Olivet Alum and Cincinnatti Bengals Chaplain, Encourages Incoming Feshmen

With her dual perspective as both an administrator and a parent of two Olivet students, Residori offered a unique and heartfelt welcome, speaking from experience as a professor, administrator, and a mom.

We all have a deep need to belong, and the great news is we belong to something so much greater than ourselves — both as the people of God and members of the Olivet family.

All praise to God, we’ve recently experienced three all-time records: the largest freshman class in Olivet’s history, the biggest philanthropic support two years in a row and paying off the highest amount of debt in the shortest time in history.

Olivet Nazarene University (ONU) is proud to announce a new partnership with Kankakee Community College (KCC) to offer students an exceptional opportunity to pursue a commission as an Army officer through dual enrollment.

As juniors in college, the more they delve into topics of inquiry that stimulate their minds and shape their perspectives on the world, the more they will build a well-rounded foundation for high-impact careers, fueled by a vision to improve the lives of others.

2024 Staff Member of the Year, Brian Utter

His message set a reflective tone for the year ahead, inviting students, faculty, and staff to explore the true meaning of being “blessed” and to find happiness even in the face of hardship.

“The Parent Issue” coming soon to mailboxes.

A time to recognize those who have joined the Olivet family after starting their college journeys elsewhere.

Anthony Hoovler ’88, MD and Benjamin Kayser ’02/’04 MBA received “O” Awards during Homecoming & Family Weekend 2024

Visiting Olivet Nazarene University is a crucial step in the college selection process. While there is endless information available online, visiting in person is the ideal way to see all that Olivet has to offer.

The Office of Admissions has a dedicated team of professionals who work exclusively with prospective transfer students to provide a smooth transition from one college experience to the next.

Olivet Nazarene University’s Sounds of the Season is a beloved holiday tradition, captivating audiences for over two decades.

Not long after the Summer 2024 issue of Olivet the Magazine hit mailboxes, our editors were inundated with questions about the cover photo. The story is not to be missed.

The effect upon us is, we begin to see others as being seen and valued by God. This means student need is never an interruption to our work but is our work!

This special in-person event helps connect students with the campus, faculty and alumni, as well as with one another.

Reflections on her journey in nursing education at Olivet

Woodruff joins an elite group of Americans who have received two national medals of honor.

1,090 students named to the fall 2024 dean’s list.

Working closely with his advisor, professors and the members of his cohort, Dr. Maxson experienced personal and professional growth from the first class to graduation.

Thousands expected to attend the quadrennial event.

Dr. Hathaway sees this latest work as a testament to his father’s faith and a window into a war that shaped a generation.

Olivet’s online Ed.D. in Ethical Leadership is designed for professionals who want to make a real difference in their organizations and communities.

“What’s happening at ONU’s Anderson, Indiana, site perfectly captures the vision of ONU PLUS. Education is extending beyond classrooms and into meaningful community engagement, reflecting the DNA of the church.”

Olivet Nazarene University believes in education for ministry professionals and offers several advanced degree programs for students to pursue a graduate-level education.

“Scholar Week is a public showcase of hard work that often happens individually or in small research teams.”

Senior Alexa Gonzalez shares about her path to becoming a child life specialist

Olivet Nazarene University will host its 9th annual Day of Giving on Wednesday, April 16.

Student employee Mandi Paddock and supervisor Courtney Sauerbier recognized for exceptional work at Olivet

Together, students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends helped the Christian university raise nearly $570,000 from more than 2,200 donors in just 24 hours.

Noah was able to combine his love for marketing, his love for pole vaulting and his desire to continue learning while earning an MBA from Olivet!

“Faculty members are enhancing their own expertise while also elevating our students’ education by bringing fresh insights, advanced research and a deeper understanding of the issues shaping education today.”

Historical artifact gives Olivet students and faculty unique hands-on interaction with ancient text

1,054 named to the spring 2025 dean’s list.

More than 30 men’s soccer alumni returned to campus for celebratory meal, game and time of meaningful connections

Olivet Nazarene University congratulates all students named to the dean’s list during the fall 2017 semester (scroll down for their names). To qualify for inclusion, a student must have been enrolled as a full-time undergraduate student and must have attained a semester grade point average of 3.50 or higher on a 4.00 grading scale. 

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The following announcement was communicated to students via email on April 17, 2020 from university president, Dr. John C. Bowling:

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Dear students,