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The Olivet Fund initiative encourages community to give toward student scholarships!

Olivet students receive Leadership Scholarships from Bradley-Bourbonnais Chick-fil-A.

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

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.

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

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

Olivet Nazarene University’s School of Theology and Christian Ministry (STCM) is pleased to congratulate Esther Paek on receiving the 2017 Sylvanus Carter Homiletics Award.

Each participant in this student competition researches, writes, submits and delivers a sermon he/she has prepared.

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

Powering Olivet one gift at a time!

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

Together we fuel the mission of Olivet!

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

Complete your 2024-2025 FAFSA today!

The 2023 ornament features the Olivet Seal

As the team prepares to kick off the 2024 season of inter-collegiate competition, ONU Esports continues to grow a notable and passionate spectator base among the student body and wider community.

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.

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.

From her birthplace in Liberia to her childhood home in The Gambia to Georgia to Minnesota to Olivet Nazarene University, Brenda Brown has experienced countless blessings. 

“God delivered my family, physically unharmed, from the Liberian civil war in 1996,” she says. “We were alive, but we had to walk away from everything we owned.” 

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

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.

Jimmy will be joining the staff of Shepherd Community Center in Indianapolis, Indiana, as an accountant. Celia will be working at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis.

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

Artwork of area high school students celebrated on Olivet’s campus

Inaugural team being recruited for fall 2019 semester

Inaugural team to compete spring 2021.

Hundreds of visitors enjoyed the sights and sounds of Homecoming & Family Weekend 2019.

Now enrolling students for fall 2020.

Walker School of Business club gives students “hands on” opportunities in financial markets.

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

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

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

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 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.

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.

Olivet Nazarene University mourns loss of dear friend and longtime supporter.

On Tuesday, November 28, Olivet will host its fourth annual Giving Tuesday event. This 24-hour philanthropic event is a part of an international movement that began in 2012, inspiring collective action toward good amidst the hustle of the holiday season.  

“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.”

Leap Day 2024 provides an extra day to say “Thank you!”

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

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.

“One of the greatest joys of ministry is witnessing people fall in love with God’s Word.”

“We were once again overwhelmed by the response and generosity of our supporters. To see the visual representation of their gifts through these flags and watch the responses of both students and alumni was thrilling.”

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

A Weekend of Celebration, Food and Fellowship Across the Greater Olivet Community

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.

“God’s faithfulness is unchanging, especially through the generations of our family.”