Cedarville News
“Meet Me in St. Louis” Debuts February 3
January 28, 2022—Tickets are currently available online or by emailing the DeVries Theatre box office at devriestheatre@cedarville.edu.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Marvelous Mayor Mays
January 27, 2022—2008 Cedarville alumna Sarah Mays is aMazing. She’s a Mom, a Mentor, and Multi-tasker supreme. That giant ‘S’ is spoken for, but there's a bright red 'M' ready for her super suit.
New Game Creation Goes Global
January 26, 2022—Student creativity in the video game world is the focus of the 2022 Global Game Jam event this weekend for college students across the world.
Prodigal Son Inspires Album
January 25, 2022—The parable of the prodigal son is a beloved story of redemption and restoration. And as it turns out, it is also the perfect theme for one Cedarville student’s first full-length album.
Testing Room Serves Students With Disabilities
January 24, 2022—The number of students enrolled in disability services has grown alongside Cedarville's total enrollment. It was time for The Cove to add The Boardwalk.
Textbook Tackles Moral Challenges
January 21, 2022—Pharmacists now have increased opportunities and responsibilities beyond dispensing drugs, which means they also have new ethical challenges to consider.
Cedarville Stories: Shooting Victim Gives God Glory
January 20, 2022—Five years ago on January 20, 2017, Logan Cole’s life changed forever when he was shot by a classmate at his high school. Now, he is getting ready to graduate from Cedarville this May.
Lab to Yield Nanomedicines Research
January 20, 2022—Nanoscience is the study of matter at the scale of one billionth of a meter, or a smaller scale than any known bacteria.
Reviving an Endangered Indigenous Language
January 19, 2022—Student recording lessons given to Spanish-speaking children who are learning their heritage language.
A Significant Milestone: Cedarville Campaign Surpasses $100 Million
January 18, 2022—In just three months, Cedarville has now surpassed $100 million in the One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville.
Finding His Rhythm On and Off Court
January 17, 2022—Tytist Dean's journey of faith has led him to NCAA Division I and II basketball, producing Christian rap music, and pursuing an M.B.A. degree.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Higher Purpose
January 14, 2022—Dr. Daryl Smith, Associate Professor of Management, knows the joy of the Lord should permeate all of life, especially our careers. His friend, Chuck Proudfit, founder of At Work on Purpose, agrees. The results have been life-changing.
Video Business Has Olympic Success
January 12, 2022—When Cedarville University senior William Brethauer was a junior in high school, he never could have anticipated that a broken nose would lead to a lifelong passion.
Gift Continues Legacy of Service
January 11, 2022—Dr. Rebecca Gryka continues to support the school’s work of preparing the next generation of Christian pharmacists.
$1.6M Wi-Fi Upgrade Under Way
January 10, 2022—The university is in the process of implementing an ambitious Wi-Fi upgrade project that will bring new, or improved, Wi-Fi access points to much of campus.
Internship Offers New Lens on Life
January 7, 2022—Cedarville University junior Jonathon Lipscombe has worked with Advancing Ministries of the Gospel (AMG) International for the last 17 months capturing on film what is happening in missions around the world.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Somewhere Down the Road
January 6, 2022—Cedarville University senior Arielle Wenig has the kind of long-range focus that can be rare for someone her age. It started in 4th grade. Learn more on the Cedarville Stories podcast.
A Second Chance to Dance
January 5, 2022—When Hannah Bradley stepped onto the stage in “Anne of Green Gables” last fall, it was a stark reminder that just a few years ago, she couldn’t even walk.
Jail Ministry Students Return In Person
January 4, 2022—Jail ministry student chaplains found a way to minister to inmates at Greene County Jail in Xenia, Ohio.
Professor Contributes to National Grief Counseling Curriculum
January 3, 2022—Social work professor Melissa Brown has worked with thousands of clients, from small children to centenarians and their loved ones, helping them process pain, loss, abuse, and neglect.
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