This webpage tells the story of the students in the communication department of Olivet Nazarene University who are utilizing their talents outside of the classroom. A fascinating variety of skills are displayed by fellow students in many different areas of multimedia. From live events, to comedy, to international travel, these students showcase the importance of multimedia communication
Alumna Abbie Christensen pursues graduate work in sports media production
Carrying her skills to the next level, graduate from Olivet Nazarene University, Abbie Christensen moves on to graduate school to further cultivate her multimedia skills. Intro to Christensen Christensen studied Multimedia Communication at Olivet and graduated in spring of 2025. She was a part of the swim and dive team and because of COVID-19 and…
Spoons 4 Forks: Jace Hunt’s Experience in Improv Comedy
About once a month at Olivet Nazarene University, you might be able to hear students, parents, and even faculty laughing their tails off somewhere on campus. The setting might change sometimes, but the atmosphere sure doesn’t. Those laughs are caused by 11 students who love to brighten people’s days with varieties of humor. They call…
Wesley Curell and Live Event Audio
“You say yes to opportunities that are going to be mutually beneficial for you and for the service of the Kingdom of God.” – Wesley Curell Who is Wesley Curell? Wesley Curell is a senior studying general Multimedia Communication. One big part of Curell’s life is his passion for live event media, specifically live audio.…
Caislyn Hummel’s Trip to Europe
Last semester, while most ONU students were juggling classes and life on campus, one student was navigating cobblestone streets, interacting with foreigners in different languages, and exploring what the world looks like beyond the classroom. Caislyn Hummel, a senior at Olivet, studied abroad in Europe during the 2025 spring semester. Mixing her passion for cultural…
This project was created by Tad Martinson, Tyler Chapin, Lillian Ainsley, and Owen Smith as part of a final project for the multimedia storytelling class at Olivet Nazarene University
