Cedarville News

October 21, 2021—Will Smallwood is no stranger to a big challenge. He was recently named the new Vice President for Advancement. His first task? Lead the university’s $125 million One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville.

October 21, 2021—Students from the Cedarville University School of Engineering and Computer Science have designed automobiles, planes, and boats for competitions. At the 2022 NASA Student Launch in April 2022, they will add rockets to the list.

October 21, 2021—Jeremiah Chapel was humming on October 1 as students, faculty, staff, and alumni awaited the historic announcement promised to be part of the annual State of the University address.

October 20, 2021—Cedar Care has already begun to administer the antibodies by appointment at its downtown Cedarville location on 63 N. Main Street, which is open 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday.

October 20, 2021—The Wear Purple Day event is one of many ways that Shannon Berkheiser, Cedarville University’s Title IX coordinator, is attempting to shine a light on domestic violence this October.

October 19, 2021—Dr. Rocco Rotello, associate professor of pharmaceutical sciences, is conducting research regarding the longevity of protein production from the synthetic mRNA injected during vaccination.

October 18, 2021—Nearly 25% of Cedarville University undergraduate students come from home-education backgrounds.

October 15, 2021—Along with tuition costs, students receive a $25,000 stipend, a $1,500 laptop, and all of their course fees and textbooks are also covered.

October 15, 2021—Moving from on stage to behind the curtain, 16 Cedarville worship majors will volunteer at the 52nd annual Dove Awards on October 19.

October 15, 2021—The team room is part of a larger planned $8 million expansion of athletic and academic facilities at the Callan Athletic Center, which is one piece of One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville (1000daystransformed.cedarville.edu).

October 14, 2021—Bruce Upchurch, Cedarville’s new director of campus security, knows that to be God's servant, it’s important that he stay grounded in his relationship with God, which requires grounding in the Scriptures.

October 12, 2021—Cedarville University industrial and innovative design (IID) students are joining forces with the village of Cedarville and village residents to reimagine and remake downtown.

October 11, 2021—The Wall Street Journal released the 2022 installment of its annual college rankings, and Cedarville University was ranked among the top schools in student engagement.

October 11, 2021—Cedarville University’s Board of Trustees approved the appointment of a new vice president, the hiring of 10 new faculty members, and the appointment of two new trustees at its regular board meeting Thursday, September 30, 2021.

October 8, 2021—Leading into fall break at Cedarville University, instead of taking a few days to rest and relax, Discipleship Council students are heading to Arizona to serve at a Navajo reservation.

October 7, 2021—When best-selling author Dannah Gresh, a 1989 graduate of Cedarville University, learned she was the 2021 Alumna of the Year, God used the honor to bring her healing and encouragement.

October 6, 2021—Cedarville was recently featured as one of the top 16 cyber education programs in the United States in a Chief Information Officers Institute (CIO) report.

October 5, 2021—The International Center for Creativity will host its first College for a Weekend program on October 15-17. The two-day experience will familiarize potential industrial and innovative design students with the center's environment, course of study and student experience.

October 4, 2021—The Cedarville University Board of Trustees approved Dr. Smallwood's selection during its traditional homecoming weekend meeting.

October 1, 2021—During the annual State of the University address, Cedarville President Thomas White announced One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville, a $125 million comprehensive campaign.