Dreams Take Wing for Artist and Author
For Cedarville University senior studio art major Anastasia Bisel, her faith and creativity have sparked her life’s passions and interests, including a four-volume fictional series.
This Cart Has a Mind of its Own
Students and professors continued to work on an autonomous golf cart project this spring and will keep going this fall.
Supermileage Team On Track With Off-Track Victory
Led by senior mechanical engineering student Micah Zell, Cedarville’s supermileage team won a technical innovation award at the 2021 Shell Eco-Marathon Americas Off-Track Awards for its vehicle’s hydraulic brake system.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Finding Joy When Life Steals Your Happiness
Olivia (Ancil) Arent is a joyful person by nature. But when a car crashed into her world a year ago and almost took her life, she was challenged to choose joy regardless of her circumstances.
The Water's Fine: Engineering Students to Compete in Solar Splash Again
Cedarville University will compete in the 2021 Solar Splash June 8-13 at Champions Park Lake in Springfield, Ohio.
5-Year-Old Inspires Ironman Soccer Coach
Cedarville University men's soccer coach Brett Faro completed the Ironman Tulsa triathlon on May 23, 2021, in 11:7:53, placing 248th overall out of 1,709 competitors.
New Class Helps Students Explore Their Future Career Path
This past spring, Cedarville’s Bachelor of Arts in English program added the course “Career Development for the English Major” to its core graduation requirements.
In Sickness and in Health: Students Plan Weddings Amidst COVID
Most married couples can recall stories of stress from the wedding planning process, but COVID has added another layer of complication.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Running the Relay Race of Faith
Diana Perkey is a 1991 alumna of Cedarville and was recently named the Director of Alumni Engagement. She’s been on the run since she arrived, and her impact is already being felt.
Thank You, Custodians! COVID Sparks Gratitude Campaign
Cedarville University has offered entirely in-person classes during the 2020-2021 academic year thanks to many, but without this behind-the-scenes band of heroes, none of it would have been possible. Thank you, custodial staff!
Passing the Test: Nationally Recognized NCLEX Review Professor Retires
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.
Investing in the Next Generation of Inventors
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.