Cedarville News
Music Program is Truly "In Tents"
To accommodate social distancing for musical groups while allowing them to practice together, the department of music and worship is performing outside under canopy.
Three Students Awarded Dayton Workforce Scholarships
Brandt Howett and Jordan Ernst, senior nursing students, and Josiah Lansford, a senior computer science and information technology management double major, were recognized.
New Textbook Combines Exercise and Theology
“A Christian Guide to Body Stewardship, Diet and Exercise” offers a theology of the body and addresses nutrition, weight management, and exercise.
Men's Glee Club Performing Tuesday
The Men’s Glee Club will perform in concert on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 5 p.m. in the Dixon Ministry Center Recital Hall. This event is free and open to the public, with a seating capacity of 60.
Virtual Family Math Night at Cedar Cliff Elementary
Cedarville University students will meet virtually with children and parents for math games, puzzles, and problems on Oct. 20, from 5-9 p.m.
"Cracked Pot" Trumpets for God's Glory
Charlie Pagnard has taught students in trumpet and music, and influenced them for Christ, for the last 43 years. But he knows his path could have gone a very different direction.
Surviving to Thriving: Accident Victim’s Miracle Recovery
Olivia Ancil’s life was special before May 28, but an accident and her miraculous recovery have made it extraordinary.
International Worship Event in a Virtual Format
Cedarville University will be among nine schools from around the world participating.
It’s a New Day for Civil Engineering Center
Cedarville University’s new Civil Engineering Center, which opened at the start of the current academic year, will be dedicated on Wednesday, Oct. 14.
Worship Leadership Certificate Offered January 2021
The new 12-credit hour program will provide a biblical foundation and practical skills for worship leading.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Drawing to Christ in the Field of Law
John Hart, General Counsel for Cedarville University, received a gavel from his mom and dad for his high school graduation. It was a sign of things to come.
Pharmacy Students Help with Contact Tracing
Students will collaborate with help notify and provide medical insight to those who have been in close contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19.
Fairytale Beginning to Novelist's Career
Sarah Pennington has her sights on becoming a full-time novelist and has already self-published three young adult novels available on Amazon.
Trustees Announce New Diversity Scholarship, Approve Six Faculty
The Dr. Deforia Lane Diversity Scholarship will range from $1,000 to $5,000 and will be awarded to eligible new students beginning fall 2021.
Top Score: Alumnus Earns CPA Honor
Out of nearly 75,000 individuals, only 137 candidates met the criteria for the Elijah Watts Sells Award in 2019.
Director at Pregnancy Resource Center in Chapel
Kathleen Shanks has worked with pregnancy care centers for more than 30 years and has served thousands of clients.
University Receives $12 Million Gift
An anonymous donor gifted the funds toward the 10-year Campus Master Plan.
New Diversity Scholarship Honors Trustee and Music Therapy Leader
The Dr. Deforia Lane Diversity Scholarship will be awarded to new students in amounts ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 beginning fall 2021.
Cedarville Stories Minisode: The Beste-Laid Plans of the "One-Year" Man
Jeff Beste, Director of Strategic Relations, didn’t even want to go to Cedarville. He was thinking about a different campus experience. But his mom and dad gave Jeff a compelling option.