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THE ECHO IS AN AWARD-WINNING STUDENT-RUN PUBLICATION
The University of Olivet
SERVING THE COMMUNITY OF OLIVET SINCE 1888
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The Assistant Professor in the Department of Foundational Medical Studies, Assoc. Dean for Diversity & Inclusion & Community Engagement, Oakland University, Tonya Bailey, was a guest speaker at The University of Olivet's MLK Luncheon. Bailey said, "Dr. King understood that while it may not be possible to help everyone, making a difference for one person still matters. If everyone takes small actions, significant changes can happen. Today, as I stand before you, I want you to remember this phrase: It starts with me. Say it with me—It starts with me."
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The Assistant Professor in the Department of Foundational Medical Studies, Assoc. Dean for Diversity & Inclusion & Community Engagement, Oakland University, Tonya Bailey, was a guest speaker at The University of Olivet's MLK Luncheon. Bailey said, "Dr. King understood that while it may not be possible to help everyone, making a difference for one person still matters. If everyone takes small actions, significant changes can happen. Today, as I stand before you, I want you to remember this phrase: It starts with me. Say it with me—It starts with me."
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The University Choral filled the Cutler Student Center Community Room with the heartfelt melody of "Light of a Clear Blue Morning" by Dolly Parton on Jan. 22.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The University Choral filled the Cutler Student Center Community Room with the heartfelt melody of "Light of a Clear Blue Morning" by Dolly Parton on Jan. 22.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Eric Thomas, guest speaker, said "Dr. King's love and commitment were so deep that, like Christ, he was willing to lay down his life to create freedom for others. He literally had to die so that others could live—so that laws could change, lifestyles could improve, and access to freedom could grow."
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Eric Thomas, guest speaker, said "Dr. King's love and commitment were so deep that, like Christ, he was willing to lay down his life to create freedom for others. He literally had to die so that others could live—so that laws could change, lifestyles could improve, and access to freedom could grow."
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Robert Kyle, musician, pours their heart into the performance, while an audience member stands with arms raised high, embracing the music and expressing pure joy and praise.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Robert Kyle, musician, pours their heart into the performance, while an audience member stands with arms raised high, embracing the music and expressing pure joy and praise.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– In the Cutler Student Center Community Room on Jan. 22, for the MLK Luncheon, there was a buffet featuring delicious Rolls, Red Roasted Potatoes, Green Beans, Grilled Chicken, Caesar Salad, Cookies, and refreshing Lemonade and Water.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– In the Cutler Student Center Community Room on Jan. 22, for the MLK Luncheon, there was a buffet featuring delicious Rolls, Red Roasted Potatoes, Green Beans, Grilled Chicken, Caesar Salad, Cookies, and refreshing Lemonade and Water.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Dustin Byrd, professor of humanities at The University of Olivet and guest speaker at the Luncheon, said, "Despite all our diversity—racial, ethnic, religious, and philosophical—we are one people...Dr. King directly confronted the brutal legacy of white supremacy in America. He challenged a system that was vicious and deeply rooted. And he did it by reminding us of our ideals and holding us accountable to them."
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Dustin Byrd, professor of humanities at The University of Olivet and guest speaker at the Luncheon, said, "Despite all our diversity—racial, ethnic, religious, and philosophical—we are one people...Dr. King directly confronted the brutal legacy of white supremacy in America. He challenged a system that was vicious and deeply rooted. And he did it by reminding us of our ideals and holding us accountable to them."
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Steven Corey, president of The University of Olivet and speaker at the Luncheon, said "You, too, can make a difference...What can you do? What will you do?"
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Steven Corey, president of The University of Olivet and speaker at the Luncheon, said "You, too, can make a difference...What can you do? What will you do?"
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– "I celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. because it's important to remember the past, how far we've come, but how far we still have to go. Having friends and family in today's political climate, it's important to focus on things and treating everybody with respect and honor and understanding that we still need to make sure that these things are relevant so that we don't repeat our past" said Jake Schuler, assistant dean of student life and residential experience.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– "I celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. because it's important to remember the past, how far we've come, but how far we still have to go. Having friends and family in today's political climate, it's important to focus on things and treating everybody with respect and honor and understanding that we still need to make sure that these things are relevant so that we don't repeat our past" said Jake Schuler, assistant dean of student life and residential experience.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– "Ways that we continue to represent love on MLK is by serving. He talks about everybody can be great because anybody can serve. You don't have to have a degree to serve. You don't have to know Aristotle or Plato to serve. You just have to have a heart. full of grace and a soul generated by love. And I think if we judge less, we forgive, we recognize people for the content of their character as opposed to the color of their skin, their economic status, their political preference. It is simply to serve, love your mankind, help others. You cannot do a greater good than to help others. And so I think that's how we definitely represent Dr. Rutherford King Jr." said Joshua Gillespie, dean of student life.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– "Ways that we continue to represent love on MLK is by serving. He talks about everybody can be great because anybody can serve. You don't have to have a degree to serve. You don't have to know Aristotle or Plato to serve. You just have to have a heart. full of grace and a soul generated by love. And I think if we judge less, we forgive, we recognize people for the content of their character as opposed to the color of their skin, their economic status, their political preference. It is simply to serve, love your mankind, help others. You cannot do a greater good than to help others. And so I think that's how we definitely represent Dr. Rutherford King Jr." said Joshua Gillespie, dean of student life.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– MJ and the Band setting up in the Cutler Student Center Community Room to perform for those who attended the Luncheon.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– MJ and the Band setting up in the Cutler Student Center Community Room to perform for those who attended the Luncheon.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The Assistant Professor in the Department of Foundational Medical Studies, Assoc. Dean for Diversity & Inclusion & Community Engagement, Oakland University, Tonya Bailey, was a guest speaker at The University of Olivet's MLK Luncheon. Bailey said, "Dr. King understood that while it may not be possible to help everyone, making a difference for one person still matters. If everyone takes small actions, significant changes can happen. Today, as I stand before you, I want you to remember this phrase: It starts with me. Say it with me—It starts with me."
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The Assistant Professor in the Department of Foundational Medical Studies, Assoc. Dean for Diversity & Inclusion & Community Engagement, Oakland University, Tonya Bailey, was a guest speaker at The University of Olivet's MLK Luncheon. Bailey said, "Dr. King understood that while it may not be possible to help everyone, making a difference for one person still matters. If everyone takes small actions, significant changes can happen. Today, as I stand before you, I want you to remember this phrase: It starts with me. Say it with me—It starts with me."
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The University Choral filled the Cutler Student Center Community Room with the heartfelt melody of "Light of a Clear Blue Morning" by Dolly Parton on Jan. 22.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The University Choral filled the Cutler Student Center Community Room with the heartfelt melody of "Light of a Clear Blue Morning" by Dolly Parton on Jan. 22.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Eric Thomas, guest speaker, said "Dr. King's love and commitment were so deep that, like Christ, he was willing to lay down his life to create freedom for others. He literally had to die so that others could live—so that laws could change, lifestyles could improve, and access to freedom could grow."
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Eric Thomas, guest speaker, said "Dr. King's love and commitment were so deep that, like Christ, he was willing to lay down his life to create freedom for others. He literally had to die so that others could live—so that laws could change, lifestyles could improve, and access to freedom could grow."
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Robert Kyle, musician, pours their heart into the performance, while an audience member stands with arms raised high, embracing the music and expressing pure joy and praise.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Robert Kyle, musician, pours their heart into the performance, while an audience member stands with arms raised high, embracing the music and expressing pure joy and praise.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– In the Cutler Student Center Community Room on Jan. 22, for the MLK Luncheon, there was a buffet featuring delicious Rolls, Red Roasted Potatoes, Green Beans, Grilled Chicken, Caesar Salad, Cookies, and refreshing Lemonade and Water.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– In the Cutler Student Center Community Room on Jan. 22, for the MLK Luncheon, there was a buffet featuring delicious Rolls, Red Roasted Potatoes, Green Beans, Grilled Chicken, Caesar Salad, Cookies, and refreshing Lemonade and Water.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Dustin Byrd, professor of humanities at The University of Olivet and guest speaker at the Luncheon, said, "Despite all our diversity—racial, ethnic, religious, and philosophical—we are one people...Dr. King directly confronted the brutal legacy of white supremacy in America. He challenged a system that was vicious and deeply rooted. And he did it by reminding us of our ideals and holding us accountable to them."
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Dustin Byrd, professor of humanities at The University of Olivet and guest speaker at the Luncheon, said, "Despite all our diversity—racial, ethnic, religious, and philosophical—we are one people...Dr. King directly confronted the brutal legacy of white supremacy in America. He challenged a system that was vicious and deeply rooted. And he did it by reminding us of our ideals and holding us accountable to them."
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Steven Corey, president of The University of Olivet and speaker at the Luncheon, said "You, too, can make a difference...What can you do? What will you do?"
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Steven Corey, president of The University of Olivet and speaker at the Luncheon, said "You, too, can make a difference...What can you do? What will you do?"
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– "I celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. because it's important to remember the past, how far we've come, but how far we still have to go. Having friends and family in today's political climate, it's important to focus on things and treating everybody with respect and honor and understanding that we still need to make sure that these things are relevant so that we don't repeat our past" said Jake Schuler, assistant dean of student life and residential experience.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– "I celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. because it's important to remember the past, how far we've come, but how far we still have to go. Having friends and family in today's political climate, it's important to focus on things and treating everybody with respect and honor and understanding that we still need to make sure that these things are relevant so that we don't repeat our past" said Jake Schuler, assistant dean of student life and residential experience.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– "Ways that we continue to represent love on MLK is by serving. He talks about everybody can be great because anybody can serve. You don't have to have a degree to serve. You don't have to know Aristotle or Plato to serve. You just have to have a heart. full of grace and a soul generated by love. And I think if we judge less, we forgive, we recognize people for the content of their character as opposed to the color of their skin, their economic status, their political preference. It is simply to serve, love your mankind, help others. You cannot do a greater good than to help others. And so I think that's how we definitely represent Dr. Rutherford King Jr." said Joshua Gillespie, dean of student life.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– "Ways that we continue to represent love on MLK is by serving. He talks about everybody can be great because anybody can serve. You don't have to have a degree to serve. You don't have to know Aristotle or Plato to serve. You just have to have a heart. full of grace and a soul generated by love. And I think if we judge less, we forgive, we recognize people for the content of their character as opposed to the color of their skin, their economic status, their political preference. It is simply to serve, love your mankind, help others. You cannot do a greater good than to help others. And so I think that's how we definitely represent Dr. Rutherford King Jr." said Joshua Gillespie, dean of student life.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– MJ and the Band setting up in the Cutler Student Center Community Room to perform for those who attended the Luncheon.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– MJ and the Band setting up in the Cutler Student Center Community Room to perform for those who attended the Luncheon.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The Assistant Professor in the Department of Foundational Medical Studies, Assoc. Dean for Diversity & Inclusion & Community Engagement, Oakland University, Tonya Bailey, was a guest speaker at The University of Olivet's MLK Luncheon. Bailey said, "Dr. King understood that while it may not be possible to help everyone, making a difference for one person still matters. If everyone takes small actions, significant changes can happen. Today, as I stand before you, I want you to remember this phrase: It starts with me. Say it with me—It starts with me."
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The Assistant Professor in the Department of Foundational Medical Studies, Assoc. Dean for Diversity & Inclusion & Community Engagement, Oakland University, Tonya Bailey, was a guest speaker at The University of Olivet's MLK Luncheon. Bailey said, "Dr. King understood that while it may not be possible to help everyone, making a difference for one person still matters. If everyone takes small actions, significant changes can happen. Today, as I stand before you, I want you to remember this phrase: It starts with me. Say it with me—It starts with me."
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The University Choral filled the Cutler Student Center Community Room with the heartfelt melody of "Light of a Clear Blue Morning" by Dolly Parton on Jan. 22.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The University Choral filled the Cutler Student Center Community Room with the heartfelt melody of "Light of a Clear Blue Morning" by Dolly Parton on Jan. 22.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Eric Thomas, guest speaker, said "Dr. King's love and commitment were so deep that, like Christ, he was willing to lay down his life to create freedom for others. He literally had to die so that others could live—so that laws could change, lifestyles could improve, and access to freedom could grow."
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Eric Thomas, guest speaker, said "Dr. King's love and commitment were so deep that, like Christ, he was willing to lay down his life to create freedom for others. He literally had to die so that others could live—so that laws could change, lifestyles could improve, and access to freedom could grow."
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Robert Kyle, musician, pours their heart into the performance, while an audience member stands with arms raised high, embracing the music and expressing pure joy and praise.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Robert Kyle, musician, pours their heart into the performance, while an audience member stands with arms raised high, embracing the music and expressing pure joy and praise.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– In the Cutler Student Center Community Room on Jan. 22, for the MLK Luncheon, there was a buffet featuring delicious Rolls, Red Roasted Potatoes, Green Beans, Grilled Chicken, Caesar Salad, Cookies, and refreshing Lemonade and Water.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– In the Cutler Student Center Community Room on Jan. 22, for the MLK Luncheon, there was a buffet featuring delicious Rolls, Red Roasted Potatoes, Green Beans, Grilled Chicken, Caesar Salad, Cookies, and refreshing Lemonade and Water.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Dustin Byrd, professor of humanities at The University of Olivet and guest speaker at the Luncheon, said, "Despite all our diversity—racial, ethnic, religious, and philosophical—we are one people...Dr. King directly confronted the brutal legacy of white supremacy in America. He challenged a system that was vicious and deeply rooted. And he did it by reminding us of our ideals and holding us accountable to them."
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Dustin Byrd, professor of humanities at The University of Olivet and guest speaker at the Luncheon, said, "Despite all our diversity—racial, ethnic, religious, and philosophical—we are one people...Dr. King directly confronted the brutal legacy of white supremacy in America. He challenged a system that was vicious and deeply rooted. And he did it by reminding us of our ideals and holding us accountable to them."
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Steven Corey, president of The University of Olivet and speaker at the Luncheon, said "You, too, can make a difference...What can you do? What will you do?"
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Steven Corey, president of The University of Olivet and speaker at the Luncheon, said "You, too, can make a difference...What can you do? What will you do?"
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– "I celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. because it's important to remember the past, how far we've come, but how far we still have to go. Having friends and family in today's political climate, it's important to focus on things and treating everybody with respect and honor and understanding that we still need to make sure that these things are relevant so that we don't repeat our past" said Jake Schuler, assistant dean of student life and residential experience.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– "I celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. because it's important to remember the past, how far we've come, but how far we still have to go. Having friends and family in today's political climate, it's important to focus on things and treating everybody with respect and honor and understanding that we still need to make sure that these things are relevant so that we don't repeat our past" said Jake Schuler, assistant dean of student life and residential experience.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– "Ways that we continue to represent love on MLK is by serving. He talks about everybody can be great because anybody can serve. You don't have to have a degree to serve. You don't have to know Aristotle or Plato to serve. You just have to have a heart. full of grace and a soul generated by love. And I think if we judge less, we forgive, we recognize people for the content of their character as opposed to the color of their skin, their economic status, their political preference. It is simply to serve, love your mankind, help others. You cannot do a greater good than to help others. And so I think that's how we definitely represent Dr. Rutherford King Jr." said Joshua Gillespie, dean of student life.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– "Ways that we continue to represent love on MLK is by serving. He talks about everybody can be great because anybody can serve. You don't have to have a degree to serve. You don't have to know Aristotle or Plato to serve. You just have to have a heart. full of grace and a soul generated by love. And I think if we judge less, we forgive, we recognize people for the content of their character as opposed to the color of their skin, their economic status, their political preference. It is simply to serve, love your mankind, help others. You cannot do a greater good than to help others. And so I think that's how we definitely represent Dr. Rutherford King Jr." said Joshua Gillespie, dean of student life.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inaugural Luncheon
by Della Ancel
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– MJ and the Band setting up in the Cutler Student Center Community Room to perform for those who attended the Luncheon.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– MJ and the Band setting up in the Cutler Student Center Community Room to perform for those who attended the Luncheon.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN–Mawby Gardens is a prairie garden, which is a native plant garden that is undergoing a student service-learning project trying to bring it back to its original intentions as a native plant garden (Michigan native plants) by removing invasive species.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– Native plants can more easily grow and thrive in the garden because they are supposed to be here. “They can survive because they are supposed to survive,” Leah Knapp, earthbound advisor, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “Not only can this space act as an educational space to learn about the native plants that we should encourage, but also a relaxing space to do homework or just hang out with friends.” Sarah Grove, president of earthbound, said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– The pile is what has already been removed because it didn't belong in the Mawby Gardens.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– According to Knapp 98% of the nation's prairie plants are gone. “We are basically creating these habitats on a tiny scale,” Knapp said.
Mawby Gardens
by Shaelyn Lampinen
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
OLIVET, MICHIGAN– “What Mawby Gardens means to me is a place to connect with nature and breathe for a moment…It’s also a great place to sit and chat or do homework for a bit,” Asia Sherman, senior, said.
SGA Hosts K.C. Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
Four members of the Psych club outside the Kirk Center on Wednesday, Oct. 2 painting a window for homecoming week.
Four members of the Psych club outside the Kirk Center on Wednesday, Oct. 2 painting a window for homecoming week.
SGA Hosts K.C. Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
Gruen Chemistry Club members Thayne Bilicki and Valerie Nelson starting their window painting. Nelson said, "Since for the banners it was game night, we just stuck with that and did a Yahtzee with dice spelling Gruen Chem for our club: Gruen Chemistry."
Gruen Chemistry Club members Thayne Bilicki and Valerie Nelson starting their window painting. Nelson said, "Since for the banners it was game night, we just stuck with that and did a Yahtzee with dice spelling Gruen Chem for our club: Gruen Chemistry."
SGA Hosts K.C. Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
To kick-off their season, the Swim and Dive team came out to the K.C. on Wednesday, Oct. 2 to paint a window with ten fish representing each member of the team and their coach.
To kick-off their season, the Swim and Dive team came out to the K.C. on Wednesday, Oct. 2 to paint a window with ten fish representing each member of the team and their coach.
SGA Hosts K.C. Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
Since SGA hosted this event, the President of SGA, Sophia Spahr decided to add a window for SGA. Spahr said "I chose the design I did mostly cause it was last minute and I thought it would be fun to paint, I painted the Scrabble tiles to stick with the theme of game night, but with my not so great artistic ability I am happy with how it turned out."
Since SGA hosted this event, the President of SGA, Sophia Spahr decided to add a window for SGA. Spahr said "I chose the design I did mostly cause it was last minute and I thought it would be fun to paint, I painted the Scrabble tiles to stick with the theme of game night, but with my not so great artistic ability I am happy with how it turned out."
SGA Hosts K.C Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
Wanting to show off their letters as The University of Olivet enters into Homecoming weekend, members of Alpha Phi Kappa painted their fraternity's letters up on the K.C, making them one of the only greek house to participate in this Homecoming event.
Wanting to show off their letters as The University of Olivet enters into Homecoming weekend, members of Alpha Phi Kappa painted their fraternity's letters up on the K.C, making them one of the only greek house to participate in this Homecoming event.
SGA Hosts K.C. Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
Christian Comets Connect, a Christian based club on campus, joined in on the fun by adding a window dedicated to their club. They also included a Bible verse the club has on their t-shirts: 1 Thessalonians 5:11.
Christian Comets Connect, a Christian based club on campus, joined in on the fun by adding a window dedicated to their club. They also included a Bible verse the club has on their t-shirts: 1 Thessalonians 5:11.
SGA Hosts K.C. Window Painting
By Shaelyn Lampinen
The Psych Club's final product of their window painting. Having great artistic skill you can see the detail they added, as they tried to stick with the Homecoming theme: Game Night. Underneath the playing cards, they added a quote saying "Be your own monarch no matter the cards you're dealt."
The Psych Club's final product of their window painting. Having great artistic skill you can see the detail they added, as they tried to stick with the Homecoming theme: Game Night. Underneath the playing cards, they added a quote saying "Be your own monarch no matter the cards you're dealt."