More Than Fresh Air
May 19, 2021—What is it about summer camp? Is it the challenge of fun outdoor activities, the reconnecting with the beauty of God’s creation, or the quiet moments alone with the Lord that inspire us? Discover why many have made camp a regular spiritual growth rhythm.
Summer Reading List
May 19, 2021—During this Season for Growth, consider picking up one of these titles written or recommended by our Cedarville faculty to grow in grace, godly wisdom, your love of the Word, and your relationship with the Lord.
Investing in the Next Generation of Inventors
May 18, 2021—Cedarville University’s Industrial and Innovative Design majors at the Columbus-based International Center for Creativity are serving as judges and mentors for the Ohio Invention Convention.
Passing the Test: Nationally Recognized NCLEX Review Professor Retires
May 18, 2021—After 37 years, Professor Mark Klimek retired from Cedarville, leaving his mark on countless students and establishing a national reputation for his National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) review resources.
Scholar of the Great Outdoors
May 17, 2021—Carson Gehman, a Cedarville University junior biology major from Hot Springs, South Dakota, was awarded a $5,100 scholarship to the Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies for the summer.
New Courses Teach Multisensory Approach for Struggling Readers
May 14, 2021—The two new electives will be offered in the fall of 2021 and spring of 2022.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Servanthood Lessons From A Doorman to the Stars
May 13, 2021—For Tim Abel, Cedarville event manager, one of the most important laboratories for learning servanthood happened on Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago.
Pharmacy Alum Promotes Postgraduate Education
May 13, 2021—Cedarville University 2020 pharmacy graduate Dr. Jared Vega has been accepted into the American College of Clinical Pharmacy’s (ACCP) National Resident Advisory Committee.
With Music Videos, Now Is The Time to Worship
May 11, 2021—Cedarville’s worship bands Resonance and Rekindle, as well as the mixed ensemble Jubilate, have produced music videos to inspire praise and thanksgiving.
New Graduate Program, Faculty Hires Highlight Trustees Meeting
May 11, 2021—At last week’s board of trustees meeting, board members approved a new graduate program and four new faculty members, reviewed artist renderings for the proposed Lorne Scharnberg Business Center, and endorsed a $2,000 bonus for all full-time employees.
100% Pharmacy Year Two Residency Match Rate
May 10, 2021—Residency placements included Yale Health, MD Anderson Cancer Center, the Mayo Clinic, and the Cleveland Clinic, among many others.
Legally Blind Social Work Major Seeks to Serve
May 7, 2021—Social work majors seek to bear others’ emotional burdens, but for sophomore Hannah Abel, she has an added difficulty to navigate: her sight.
Alumnus Photographer Featured on "Good Morning America"
May 7, 2021—David Ward, a 2019 Cedarville grad, captured the images for 8Up, a rooftop restaurant in Louisville, Kentucky, which attracted media attention for its socially distanced dining pop-up igloos.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Toolbox Is His Altar
May 6, 2021—As much as he loves tapping into his plumbing expertise, Paul Mitchell’s heart ultimately is for living water.
Research in the Genes: Father and Son Appear in Same Journal
May 5, 2021—Research biology journal "Proteomics" features Dr. Tim Veenstra, associate professor of pharmaceutical science, and his son, Jacob in separate articles.
Blissful Reunion: Military Couple Serving Together After 15 Months Apart
May 4, 2021—Addison and Mariah Love are now serving together in the U.S. Army at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas.
Commencement 2021!
May 3, 2021—Enjoy the commencement celebration and hear from our graduating seniors about the way they were transformed during their 1,000 days at Cedarville!
Internship That Almost Wasn't Is Now Full-Time Position After Graduation
May 3, 2021—Alyx Vissing, who just graduated from Cedarville this past weekend with a bachelor's degree in broadcasting, digital media, and journalism, will be working as a full-time missionary with Trans World Radio's Women of Hope ministry.
892 Graduates Conferred Degrees in Special Commencement Programs
April 30, 2021—754 undergraduates and 138 graduate students received degrees during three religious Commencement programs April 30-May 1, and 234 members of the class of 2020 were recognized.
Students Serve the Nations in Clarkston, Georgia
April 30, 2021—From May 2-9, Dr. Thad Franz, vice-chair of experiential programs in the School of Pharmacy, and N.D. Nguyen, a first-year graduate student in pharmacy, will lead a team of students to serve refugees from more than 40 nations.
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