Countries that have been under tight lockdown to stop the spread of COVID-19 have experienced an unintended benefit. The outbreak has, in part, contributed to a noticeable drop in pollution and greenhouse gas emission across the globe.
Olivet College junior Donald Lee Doyle III chose to help others during the COVID-19 pandemic. Doyle and his family are using 3D printing technology to make personal protective equipment (PPE) for healthcare professionals who lack the protective gear...
Since classes moved to online (remote) learning during quarantine regulations due to the coronavirus pandemic, Michigan college students are adjusting to being stuck at home.
Olivet College sophomore Brian Taylor, said over Zoom video call that he cop...
You’re a student, enjoying your spring break with friends and family…when suddenly, you get stricken with fear from the media. They warn you of the coronavirus, known as COVID-19. Your school shuts down until further notice. You have to say goodbye t...
In this lonely pandemic, purpose can be lost quite easily. You fall out of your bed for the third morning in a row, except it isn’t morning. The sun is high, and the clock reads noon, and you tell yourself for the fourth morning in a row, “I need to...
“Briar Rose” by Jane Yolen sets up a story that eventually reveals the character Gemma’s identity. Throughout the story, we find out about Gemma, the grandmother of Becca, her heritage and background, as well as see a bit of Becca’s life. The fairy t...
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer issued a "Stay-at-Home" order for the state of Michigan. The order goes into effect tonight at midnight and will continue until midnight on April 13.
In an email sent by Olivet College President Steven M. Corey, the college will...
Olivet College is all about the goal to “Be More. Do Good”, which is why Olivet offers several opportunities for community service such as holding Service Day once per semester and organizing service trips. Service trips are off-campus community serv...
Olivet College will be welcoming in its four new student media leaders in the Fall semester of 2020. The positions that were filled were Garfield Lake Review editor, WOCR station manager, editor of The Echo, and the newest position, social media coor...
