A $300,000 matching gift from an anonymous donor, and another $100,000 gift will potentially allow Cedarville University to construct new tennis courts. The cost of the project will range between $800,000 and $1 million.

Despite growing up where the only waves are the ripples in a sea of corn, Sara McElroy of Marietta, Ohio, always had a fascination with the ocean.

Most people never expect to see their handwriting show up on websites — let alone on food packaging or album covers. For Catie Holt, however, that is exactly what happened.

Cedarville University, among the nation’s top three evangelical Christian universities, is committed to preparing professionals to defend individuals, corporations and nonprofits in today’s increasingly digital world.

Aly Rooke, a sophomore marketing major, started the Alyeliane Nails as a creative outlet to heal from a soccer injury that sidelined her career. Now, this business has blossomed into an extraordinary community that fuels Rooke’s passion for artistry.

Inspired by the Great Commission, Sarah Kinder, who earned a degree in molecular biology from Cedarville University, has created a groundbreaking resource to share the Gospel with the Deaf community.

Dr. Kevin Jones poured his heart into the Armor of God Bible, a children’s Bible published by Thomas Nelson. After reading hundreds of storybooks and listening closely to the insightful questions of his own children, Kevin penned over 500 notes and 50 devotions.

With help from the new Commander Total Body Trainer, designed by Dr. David "Pete" Peterson, people with all levels of athletic ability and all kinds of fitness goals can improve their health.

Cedarville University’s MSN program was recently recognized by RegisteredNursing.org as one of the top online nursing programs in Ohio.

After years of working summer jobs at Home Depot and Chick-fil-A, Bryn Golson had all but given up on her dream of interning in Washington, D.C. However, a last-minute grant has changed everything for the history major from Knysna, South Africa.

Present struggles are often essential for future success. For Ramen Felumlee, his path led to an unexpected yet deeply fulfilling role. He is a financial literacy teacher and assistant cross country coach at an urban high school in Dayton, Ohio, where he has found a way to merge his passion for running with his heart for mentorship.

Practice may not always make perfect, but at Cedarville University, it launches futures. The University’s mock trial team is preparing students for legal careers and inspiring them to model the love of Christ in the courtroom.