Just this past weekend, the marching band and the psychology department hosted an Out of Darkness Walk. The walk was put together through the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to encourage the discussion of how to prevent suicide and to raise funds to get more resources on Olivet colleges campus to keep suicide from happening. Due to the skies opening up, most of the festivities were moved inside of Upton gym. The morning started off with a bunch of booths

With the school year coming to an end, we college students tend to have a lot that piles up on our plate. Whether it is a bunch of group assignments, test, or projects, they start flowing in pretty fast. So, I thought this would be a good opportunity to put out a few suggestions to just keep in mind. 1. Start studying ahead of time. If you do, there will be less on your plate when the week actually arrives. Also, it gives you a pretty good overview on what you need to fo

Childhood TV shows. We all have our favorites that we thought were the coolest thing ever. I thought it would be fun to share some of my favorites to see if anyone else has the same ones. 1. Danny Phantom Danny Phantom is an awesome show. Good characters, life lessons that can be applied to some kids life and is engaging enough to keep young adults interested are all good qualities to have in a show. While Danny may not have always made the best decisions in the show, he too

Hey Olivet! I wanted to give you guys an inside look at what it is like to do a radio show here on campus! My friend Ashton and I talked about doing one at the beginning of this academic year and so far, it has been a blast! We have out show on Monday nights from 8pm-10pm on the radio station that the college has which is WOCR 89.1 the One. There are multiple radio shows done by students throughout the week and they are all different! Hope you enjoy!! Link to Blog Post on OC