Cedarville News

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.

October 1, 2021—Freshmen engineering students and students from various academic departments at Cedarville University floated, paddled, and otherwise made their way across Cedar Lake on October 1 as part of the 28th annual cardboard canoe boat race.

September 30, 2021—Cedarville University will honor six outstanding alumni at the Alumni Honors Luncheon on Friday, October 1 following the State of the University chapel.

September 30, 2021—For this Cedarville Athletics Hall of Fame basketball player, investing in people is always number one.

September 30, 2021—Tickets go can be purchased from cedarville.edu/ticketinfo. Show times vary based on date. The play is open to the public.

September 28, 2021—Cedarville University will recognize brothers Pete and Gene Reese at the Pete Reese and Gene Reese Athletic Fields, near Yellow Jacket Soccer Complex directly following the varsity women's 2 p.m. soccer match on October 2.

September 27, 2021—The career fair is running from 11 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. on October 6 and is free and open to the public.

September 22, 2021—Sophomore Jewell Strock returned to her birth country on a mission trip with Cedarville’s Global Outreach program. Not only did she connect with her past, but she has also found her future.

September 20, 2021—Cedarville University and the Big Tent Accelerator (BTA), based in Chicago, Illinois, are joining efforts to offer relevant, on-demand professional education to entrepreneurs and their teams.

September 20, 2021—While moving her daughter, Morgan, onto Cedarville University’s campus in August, Melissa Rupp heard a familiar voice. One she hadn’t heard in nearly 16 years.

September 20, 2021—The new residence hall will be located on the west end of the present Johnson and St. Clair residence halls and near the Johnson-Murdoch Tennis Complex.

September 16, 2021—Captain Seth Johnson switched from pulpit ministry, where he had served 20 years, to chaplaincy in the Connecticut Air National Guard.

September 10, 2021—Combining her love for nursing and anatomy with creative studio art, Hannah Stuercke fashioned ceramic organ sculptures that are on display in the School of Nursing.

September 9, 2021—Greatest of All Time, or G.O.A.T., is a familiar acronym in the professional sports world. But for Mike Weller, who’s had the chance to work with some of the most talented athletes in the world, greatness is defined in a very different way.

September 8, 2021—Jason Paulus, a 2021 mechanical engineering graduate from Colorado Springs, Colorado, received first prize and a $2,500 award in the 2021 Mandles Prize for Hydrofoil Excellence.

September 7, 2021—Cedarville will welcome 42 first-year professional pharmacy students into the Doctor of Pharmacy program at this year’s ceremony.

September 2, 2021—Dr. Michael McKay teaches about miracles in his classes for the School of Biblical and Theological Studies at Cedarville. But for this assistant professor of biblical theology, one of the greatest miracles is that he is teaching at all.

September 1, 2021—How 9/11 changed America 20 years ago with the terrorist attacks in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Shakesville, Pennsylvania will be the topic of conversation in a special one-hour forum Friday, Sept. 10 at Cedarville University.