Cedarville University President Dr. Thomas White announced this morning the university will teach online for the remainder of the semester.

Infectious disease experts, a licensed clinical counselor, and student learning professionals will be featured during weekly online Town Hall events on Facebook and Cedarville's COVID-19 blog.

Dalia Aknoukh wanted a biblical education, which led her in a different direction than her culture's expectations.

As of Monday, March 16, all Cedarville University classes switched to online learning.

Beyond Startup Accelerator aims to develop influencers with a biblical worldview in the field of business.

Dr. Zach Jenkins, infectious disease expert and assistant professor of pharmacy practice, offers counsel and encouragement in the midst of the pandemic.

Ryan Cvammen's startup supports missions work in Zambia.

The forum will take place at 4 p.m. on Friday, March 13 on Cedarville's Facebook page and at cedarville.edu/COVID-19Forum.

Watch the video of Friday's online town hall with Dr. Zach Jenkins, an infectious disease expert and associate professor of pharmacy practice.

Students can begin to enroll for classes this fall.

The Graduate Certificate in Nursing Leadership will prepare students to gain advanced knowledge in quality and safety, organizational systems, and strategic decision-making.

Senior pastor at Immanuel Church in Nashville, Tennessee, will be joined by the Immanuel Worship Band.