Book Group

Join the Book Group on Monday, MAY 11TH at 3:00PM in the Betsy Dole Women's Resource Center (140 Conservatory). We will discuss David Ebershoff's novel, "The 19th Wife." This is the fictional story of Ann Eliza Young, the actual nineteenth wife of Mormon leader Brigham Young in the late 1800's. For more information, contact Dianne Thomas, Director, Women's Resource Center, at 269.749.6638. See you there!

Saturday Craft Time on April 4th

Join our special guest artist, Marian M. Reiter, to learn about Chinese brush painting. We will meet in the Library Lecture Room (main floor), 10AM-noon, to try out this intriguing process. Kids, tweens and teens are welcome--see you there!

Happy Hobby Meets on the 6th

Join the creative crafty club on campus Monday, April 6th at 4:30PM in the Library Lecture Room (main floor). We will provide supplies and instructions to produce a unique woven basket with paper. Questions? Call Jane at 269.749.7387.

Reformation of Islam?

Since 9/11, conversations have turned towards a discussion of Islam and Muslims. In this discussion, we will ask what is meant by a needed reformation of Islam. We will ask whether or not it is a "renewal" of Islam that the Muslims truly need. Join us on Friday, April 3rd at 1PM in the Library Lecture Room (main floor) for a talk by Professor Dustin Byrd.

165 Years Under the Oaks: a look back at Olivet's history

Join us for LUNCH LEARN & LAUGH on Tuesday, March 31st at noon in the Lecture Room (main floor). Marty Jennings, Director of Alumni Relations, will share her extensive knowledge of the College's history. Bring your lunch and join in the fun!

Easter Egg Hunt on April 4th

Come to the ground floor of the Library on Saturday the 4th at 1:00PM. Children under 9 are invited to an Easter Egg Hunt! Please bring an adult with you. No registration is necessary.

Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning

How can POGIL help teaching and students? Professor Susanne Lewis will tell you on March 27th at 3PM in the Library's Insurance Room (ground floor). Join us for an interesting and insightful presentation on this useful teaching model. Questions? Call 269.749.7387.