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High school juniors and seniors discover college-level learning through Olivet’s innovative dual enrollment program.

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

Mark Reddy ’95/’08 M.O.L takes on new role effective June 1, 2022.

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

Olivet celebrates record enrollment in Early Scholars program

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

The Ellucian Impact Awards celebrate the higher education visionaries who are inspiring others to push the boundaries of technology and innovation.

Olivet’s graduate programs represent a comprehensive approach to professional development, combining academic rigor with practical application.

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.

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

An all-time largest freshman class, strong number of transfer students and growth in graduate enrollments drive the uptick.

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

Transfer student stories highlighted throughout October 2019.

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

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

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

10 Questions With Luke Franklin ’11/’23 MBA, Executive Director of Traditional Enrollment

On the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2017, Dr. John C. Bowling crossed an invisible boundary and became the longest serving president in the 110-year history of Olivet Nazarene University (ONU).

“ONU and YFC are like-minded organizations that care about personal and professional growth for their employees,” said Andy Corbus.

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.

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

Early Scholars Program Provides Benefits Beyond Just College Credit

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.

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

Inspiring middle school girls to pursue STEM careers

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

Shailaja Ravola’s success story advanced by her MBA through Olivet.

University announces plans for church partnership in educational modality

Annual “Parent Guide” issue coming soon to mailboxes.

McGraw School of Business launches Createur Conference & Pitch Competition, April 13-14

“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 Nazarene University has recently focused a series of initiatives aimed at making higher education more accessible to students and families.

Hobby Lobby CEO visits Olivet Nazarene University as the keynote speaker for the Createur Conference & Pitch Competition

Money Magazine has named Olivet Nazarene University among the best in Illinois.

Olivet strives to make higher education accessible and attainable for everyone.

“That was so meaningful to me as a student, that someone saw my potential and sought me out.”

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

Olivet’s Purple and Gold Days aim to offers something more significant: a day full of connections, activities, and a preview of what it truly feels like to belong here.

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

Pilot and Alumnus Ryan Walker Goes Above and Beyond To Bring Students to Olivet

Are you ready for an adventure? Let’s go!

Each semester, Olivet recognizes students for academic excellence.

U.S. Department of Defense office presents employer recognition award to Olivet Nazarene University.

Dr. Amber Residori of Olivet Nazarene University receives special award from U.S. Department of Defense office

“Orientation is a special time for the University to welcome incoming students.”

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

To mark the 25th anniversary of Olivet Nazarene University’s first group of Leadership Scholars, the University will again offer the Leadership Scholarship to select incoming freshman students.

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

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

Year 2, Missional Impact Through the Campaign

1,055 named to the spring 2025 dean’s list.

Olivet’s Graduate Programs Equip Ministry Leaders for 21st Century Challenges

Olivet’s Department of Communication prepared this alumnus well for any assignment.

“Being part of the Olivet community is one of my greatest joys.”

Former librarian, Ray Morrison, recounts memories from the inaugural years of Benner Library

Where He Leads, We Will Follow

Year 3, Blessings and Campaign Impact

“Through my studies in the program, I now understand that there are different types of approaches, theories and practices in leadership.”

Two Chicagoland area institutions are working to ensure students can continue their educational journey with confidence and support.

Since 1939, Kankakee County and Olivet Nazarene University have been doing something good together. The University and the people of Kankakee County are intertwined in all areas of economic, cultural, personal and professional growth.

1,158 named to the fall 2025 dean’s list.

Olivet Nazarene University’s purpose-driven programs prepare students to lead.

New pricing extends partnership between Olivet and Trinity, offering significant discounts for all graduate programs.

More transfer students can now earn their bachelor’s degree seamlessly and affordably.