Cedarville’s energy-efficient vehicle Sting won the award during the year when on-track events were canceled due to COVID-19.

Graduate and undergraduate students will be welcomed back to campus as scheduled on August 14-16, 2020.

Sophomore Connor Heart is using the talents and passions God has given him to bring the love and light of Christ to others.

Funds raised will be used for scholarships and emergency support for students and their families facing financial hardship because of the coronavirus.

Connor Hart and the Hands of Hope non-profit switch from creating prosthetics to helping in the effort against the pandemic.

Cedarville University President Dr. Thomas White announced this morning the university will teach online for the remainder of the semester.

As of Monday, March 16, all Cedarville University classes switched to online learning.

Students can begin to enroll for classes this fall.

Dr. Keith Shomper, Patrick Dudenhofer, and Dr. Seth Hamman were hired to work at Northrop Grumman’s Cincinnati location, which houses the Cyber and Intelligence Mission Solutions division.

Cedarville ranked ahead of the University of Michigan, Notre Dame, and Purdue.

Bachelor's Degree Center places program at 18th in the nation.

Trustees also approved tenure and promotions for faculty.

Already exceptional First Destination Rate increases for the third year in a row.

A consortium of university and business partners is working to train and retain local STEM talent.

Annual conference will be held on January 18.