Can you hear the kernels popping in this photo from 1965?

Happy Earth Day! Past Olivet College student Jackie Little working diligently on her painting. Come and support our graduating seniors at the annual Senior Exhibition Reception in the art building tonight from 5-7 P.M. and see what they created over the years.

Finals week has arrived here on the Olivet campus! Did your study tables ever look like this? A illustration from 1977of students studying. Wish our students luck as they finish up the semester.

Flashback to the graduating class of 1890 while we celebrate the class of 2022 as they graduate this weekend! Do you have any graduation memories at Olivet?

Welcome New and Returning students! Shipherd Hall is one of our dorms on campus and named after the founder of our historical college. The original Shipherd Hall was burned down in 1959 and rebuilt in 1966 where it stands today.

If you had a time capsule what would you put in it? Or were you able to participate in one during your time at Olivet? Displayed inside our historical Burrage Library on campus, filled with papers, photos, and newspapers from our rich early history.

Are you looking forward to our first football game of the season? Our football players have been working and training hard, but remember to make sure you stay hydrated like our past players did.

After the construction was complete in 1974, Donald Rowe drew the conservatory that same year. Can you spot any differences on the outside since the 1970s?

Have you taken an art class? Now that we are settling into the semester and midterms are just around the corner, we look at the past students from the early 2000s sculpture class finishing up their sculptures, taught by our own Gary Wertheimer.

What is your favorite fall activity? Now that it's officially fall, we look back to 1986 Olivet campus with the beautiful colors.

We haven't seen a band of this size at Olivet in years. If you or any of your friends are interested in joining the Marching Comets, please contact Professor Jeremy Duby ([email protected]) for more information!

Are you excited for the Homecoming festivities? Now that we are closer to the Homecoming game, we look back at the 1955 Football program against Hillsdale College.

A group of students during the late 1800s/early 1900s gathered for class outside, listening to a fellow student speak.

It's Fall Break here on campus, we look back during the 1970s when a student took a break from homework and classes to make a phone call.

What do you call a fat pumpkin? A plumpkin! Halloween is just around the corner and we look at a group of students from the 1960s carving pumpkins for the holiday.

Mather Hall was built and completed in 1885. Named after a donor, Roland Mather. Originally served as the science building, it also featured an exceptional museum, this building would be torn down in 1965 to make room for our current learning center, Mott Academic Center in 1966.

Sara Benedict (1841-1919) was part of the first graduating class in 1863 that consisted only of woman, where she would later teach art classes for 5 years. One of her works will be shown in the art building along with other art from the college collection from Nov. 10th-30th.

What do you call a conversation between two trash cans? Trash Talk. A student from the 1975 yearbook giving trash to a hand inside the trash can.

Happy Holidays Comets! Hope you have a great Thanksgiving. Back in 1893 Olivet College had multiple eating clubs focused on different types of food, would you eat "Pinch Bugs" for your Thanksgiving dinner?

Now that the semester is at an end, we will resume our post after the new years. From everyone from the archives, Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!