Top of Mind | October 2026 Update
Cedarville University president Dr. Thomas White shares highlights from this year's Homecoming, including alumni reunions, plans for a new Florida location, and tennis courts honoring longtime coach Dee Morris. Hear how God provided $300,000 for campus improvements and learn about the upcoming Launching Truth creation conference featuring Ken Ham and astronaut Barry Wilmore.
How Should Christians Think About Artificial Intelligence? | Cedarville University Chapel
How should Christians use AI with wisdom, integrity, critical thinking, and a commitment to biblical truth?
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Beyond the Drugstore: How Pharmacists Shape Healthcare Policy | NextGen PharmDs
Cedarville University pharmacy graduate SangYo Kim shares how his pharmacy education led to a career in pharmacoeconomics and healthcare policy. His story shows future pharmacy students and their families that becoming a pharmacist can lead to opportunities far beyond traditional pharmacy settings.
Cedarville University by the Numbers
At Cedarville University, every day matters. Discover how approximately 1000 Days on campus can shape a lifetime of faith, purpose, and career success. Through biblical discipleship, daily chapel, more than 175 academic programs, and a vibrant Christian community, Cedarville prepares students for what comes next. Explore an education that equips graduates to be bolder, wiser, and closer to Christ.
What Sets Cedarville University Apart?
Cedarville University intentionally makes every day of the college experience matter. Through daily chapel, Bible classes, intentional discipleship, more than 175 in-demand academic programs, and a vibrant Christian community, students are equipped for career success and challenged to make God’s Word their foundation for life. They graduate from Cedarville bolder, wiser, and closer to Christ.
Beyond Counting Pills: What Hospital Pharmacists Really Do | NextGen PharmDs
Clinical pharmacy resident Luke Evans shares what pharmacists can do beyond counting pills. From rounding with physicians and making pharmacotherapy decisions to counseling patients, Luke shows how pharmacists can work directly with healthcare teams to improve patients’ lives. He also shares why students interested in science, chemistry, healthcare, and helping others should consider a career in pharmacy.
Cedarville Florida | Coming January 2027 😎
Cedarville University is bringing biblically faithful, academically excellent Christian higher education to a new location in Clearwater, Florida! Discover a flexible blend of in-person and online learning, meaningful relationships, and access to Cedarville’s academic and career resources. Classes begin January 2027, and a 50% inaugural scholarship is available for students who join this new Cedarville community.
Homecoming 2026 | Welcome Back Home! 🏠
Alumni, parents, students, faculty, staff, and friends came together at Homecoming! From reconnecting with classmates and celebrating reunions to enjoying favorite campus traditions, Homecoming gave the Cedarville community a chance to celebrate, remember, and experience life together on campus again.
Dealing With a UTI? What You Need To Know | Ask the Pharmacist With Dr. Shannon Yarosz
Cedarville University Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice Dr. Shannon Yarosz explains how over-the-counter phenazopyridine may help relieve UTI symptoms such as burning and discomfort. She also discusses common side effects, how long the medication is typically used, and why it does not treat the underlying infection. Learn which symptoms may indicate that it’s time to contact a healthcare professional.
Introducing Cedarville Florida!
President Dr. Thomas White introduces Cedarville University’s vision for a new way for students to spend their 1000 Days in Clearwater, Florida. Rooted in biblical truth, Gospel purpose, and personal investment, the Cedarville experience prepares students to grow in their faith, pursue their God-given calling with excellence, serve local churches, and use their vocation as a platform for ministry.