Faculty and students from Cedarville University’s School of Engineering and Computer Science have teamed up with Karanda Mission Hospital to tackle serious infrastructure issues while creating opportunities for ministry.

As a child, Lauryn Leslie dreamed of becoming a NASA astronaut. Now, after completing two engineering internships at the NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio, her dream of working for NASA has become a reality.

The world of education sees generations of teachers come and go. But those who help the next generation rise into the spotlight are often forgotten. One of these unsung heroes is Chris Campbell, the recipient of Cedarville University’s 2025 Excellent Educator of the Year honor.

Cedarville University has launched a new academic initiative designed to equip students with cutting-edge skills in AI and data science — all grounded in ethical reasoning and biblical principles.

Luisa Guzman, a sophomore exercise science student at Cedarville University, transformed her insecurities into a thriving online personal training business designed to help women gain confidence, improve mental health and achieve fitness goals.

To help educate people about cyber threats, Cedarville University’s Dr. Seth Hamman, director of the Center for the Advancement of Cybersecurity and professor of cyber operations and computer science, has written “Invitation to Cybersecurity.”

For 40 years, John Mohler has faithfully directed worship at Patterson Park Church in Beavercreek, Ohio, blending hymns with modern praise songs in a way that draws generations together.

Two million people visit Maui, Hawaii, each year. While the majority of the visitors are attracted to Maui by its stunning beaches, towering waterfalls, and vibrant sunsets, 14 students from Cedarville University went for a different reason — to help residents rebuild after the devastating wildfires of August 2023.

Megan Frieling is not afraid to tackle life’s most challenging topics. Through film, she addresses life’s toughest issues, including loneliness, depression, suicide and social pressure, while weaving in the hope of Christ.

Whether learning online or in-person, Cedarville University students will still be receiving the same quality education, preparing to go wherever God leads.

Students can enjoy an extraordinary Cedarville experience online, complete with the same timeless, ordinary means God has always used: His Word and relationships with other believers.

By offering online undergraduate degrees, Cedarville is adding to a rich history of online learning across the country and building on its previous successes in graduate and dual enrollment online courses.