Cedarville News
Pandemic Learning: Showing Up Still Matters
In an educational era defined by rapid transition and virtual methods, Cedarville University professors are affirming the age-old benefits of showing up and being engaged.
Rubik’s Cube Helps Champion Solve the Puzzle of His Future
Drew Brads, a sophomore from Xenia, Ohio, had wanted to be an engineer since he was a little boy, but a Rubik's Cube tournament in Costa Rica changed his life's direction.
From Missions Conference to Missions Semester
Global Outreach is pivoting in 2021 from its annual conference to offer a series of days throughout the semester that emphasize missions-related topics.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: "Nothing Spectacular" Ministers from Statehouse to NHL
Whether it’s legislators, athletes, or college students, Brian Hanson’s goal is the same: evangelize and disciple.
Getting Behind the Mask Has New Meaning for School Leader
Cedarville University alumna Rachel Reno experienced firsthand the struggles of a student who feels out of place and finds it easy to hide.
HLC Accreditation Report Affirms Cedarville’s Core Identity
Cedarville University continues to be recognized by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) for fulfilling its mission and meeting the high-quality academic expectations of educational institutions it requires for accreditation.
"All the People" Prepares to Sing this Spring
Nehemiah 8 and 1 John 2:2 are the foundational passages of Scripture for the group and inspired their name.
From Capitol Hill to the Alaskan Coast
While the majority of the world spent summer 2020 close to home because of the coronavirus pandemic, Mitch Haag, a junior history major from Grand Rapids, Michigan, was working remotely . . . from Alaska.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Gifted Networker Turns Passion Into Ministry
Bill Montgomery is Mr. Connections. It’s his ministry and his gift.
ACT and SAT Optional for College Now
Students in grades 7-12 applying to take College Now courses are not required to submit an ACT or SAT test score through spring 2023.
High-Impact Learning: Strong Results on National Survey
Of the students who responded in the 2020 National Survey of Student Engagement, 95% said they had experienced a high-impact learning experience.
Mom, Apple Pie, and Sports: Fandom Connects Us With Home
Senior communication major Lorin Barnes earns recognition for her research on sports fandom.
Professor's Wooden Bike Business in Rolls Royce Yearbook
"Strive for Perfection: Celebrating 110 Years of the Spirit of Ecstasy" is an official publication for the International Club for Rolls-Royce and Bentley Enthusiasts.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: God Makes a Way Through Tragedy
Cedarville alumna Olivia Ancil and her fiancé, Alex Arent, could not have predicted the long-lasting repercussions of the events surrounding a stroll in Holland, Michigan, last May.
Grant Provides Free Flu Shots
The Cedarville University chapter of Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International (CPFI) has been awarded a $500 grant to provide free influenza vaccines.
Bad Break For Christmas Break
Junior Alina Sanders has seen her faith grow and deepen as she has walked through recovery from injuries during two consecutive Christmas breaks.
Cedarville Stories Holiday RePodcast: New Year, Same Eternal Focus
Chuck Clevenger is a modern-day Renaissance Man. But more than that, he is a Great Commission Man, committed to investing in students so they might use their gifts to bring God glory now and in the ages to come.
CU Lead: Raising Up Resolute Leaders
Cedarville University will host its annual leadership conference, CU LEADership, on January 30, 2021 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Recovering from a Tornado During a Pandemic
Most will remember 2020 for the COVID-19 pandemic, but for Laini Bergthold, a junior communication major from Chattanooga, Tennessee, the year brought a different kind of trauma.