Cedarville News
Keeping the Gospel First: Student Podcast Addresses Faith and Politics
Benjamin Mays and Jonny Gartner are committed to discussing current issues on the common ground found in Jesus Christ.
"Silent Sky" Explores Intersection of Faith and Science
"Silent Sky" will open Thursday, April 8, and close Sunday, April 18. Tickets can be purchased at the Stevens Student Center ticket office.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Passing Along His Father's Love for the Word
Dr. Chris Miller, Senior Professor of Biblical Studies, loves to pass along his love of the Scriptures. It's a passion that began with his dad, who was an avid student of the Bible. Chris seeks to honor his dad's devotion by the way he teaches at Cedarville.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: God is Writing Their Stories
Seniors Nicole Hackett and Tessa Landrum have served as student writers in Cedarville Public Relations. They are also just a few short weeks from graduation day. They know that wherever their lives may lead, it is God who is writing their stories.
Blood Drive Looks for COVID Antibodies
The Red Cross blood drive will take place in the Stevens Student Center event rooms 240 and 241, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. To register, participants can visit RedCrossBlood.org (sponsor code: CU).
Good Friday Experience: Reflecting Around Cedar Lake
At 3 p.m. on Friday, the bells in the Dixon Ministry Center chimed 33 times to mark the 33 years of Jesus’ life.
Model UN Team Excels in Virtual Contest; Looks to National Contest
The Model United Nations team at Cedarville University excelled at a Dayton, Ohio, regional conference in early February, where it competed against several larger universities, including Wright State University and the University of Dayton.
Prayer App Sends Requests on High . . . Tech
Three Cedarville University computer science seniors have developed a capstone project of eternal proportions: a multiclient, mobile prayer app.
Student Presenting Dinosaur Bone Research at Virtual Symposium
Cedarville University senior geology major Sara Mitchell has been conducting her research since fall 2020.
Psychology Workshop Explores The Ways Change Changes You
The Department of Psychology will host two professional Continuing Education workshops on April 9 that address helping clients adapt to life change and psychological approaches to managing chronic pain.
Family Ties: Connie and Lyle Anderson Scholarship
The new scholarship will help fund expenses for future music students pursuing programs in keyboard pedagogy or voice as primary performance disciplines.
Social Work Class Meeting Essential Community Needs
Senior social work students from Cedarville University are working to create a connection between the university and surrounding communities through project in conjunction with Cedarville United Presbyterian Church.
School of Education Launches Professional Journal
The journal will have a wide variety of content written by Cedarville faculty and scholars from other universities and is set to debut this spring.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Life With Christ is an Adventure
Looking to explore the lava tubes around Mount Saint Helens in Washington? How about enjoying a bottle of gourmet root beer on your deck on a beautiful summer night? Matt Dearden, director of undergraduate admissions, is the right guy for you.
Learning to Serve Those with Disabilities
When sophomore Ellen Davis was asked about her passions and hopes for the school of education, her childhood alongside a younger brother with Down syndrome inspired an advocacy event to encourage and educate her peers.
Pharmacy Student Earns First Industry Fellowship
Stephanie Wu, a fourth-year professional pharmacy student from Peoria, Illinois, will graduate from Cedarville this May and then start her fellowship with Sanofi Genzyme.
COVID Challenges Jazz Band to Improvise
The Jazz Band will perform in Jeremiah Chapel on March 19 at 7 p.m. The concert is open to the public and free of charge.
Maple Tree Cancer Alliance Founder to Speak
Maple Tree Cancer Alliance is a nonprofit offering physical rehabilitation for cancer patients, which can help increase treatment effectiveness.
125th Annual Commencement Will Be In Person
Cedarville typically holds one commencement program for all of its graduate and undergraduate students, but this year, due to COVID-19 protocols, there will be three in-person programs.