A Cedarville University student group is launching a national organization to support Christian entrepreneurs on college campuses across the country.

With the theme “Leading for Christ in the Marketplace,” the Impact 2025 business conference, hosted by the Robert W. Plaster School of Business at Cedarville University, will integrate Christian values with professional vision, redefining leadership in the workplace in the process.

The first two graduating classes of Cedarville University’s Master of Athletic Training (MAT) program achieved a 100% pass rate on the Board of Certification (BOC) exam and 100% job placement.

Cedarville University alumnus Ryan Rager, a former track athlete and strength and conditioning coach, has been named to the USA World Cup Bobsled Team. Rager is now training at the Olympic facilities in Lake Placid, New York, as he works toward securing a spot on Team USA at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina, Italy.

Businesses toil over cold calls and email campaigns to generate sales, often with poor results. Aaron Perry, a senior majoring in economics at Cedarville University from Overland Park, Kansas, is leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to turn unresponsive contacts into paying clients through his new business, Misogi AI Solutions.

Catie Holt's years on campus gave her more than a degree; they gave her a biblical lens with which to view the world. Catie’s influence and heart for young learners have had an impact far beyond the classroom. She played a creative role in developing the Cedarville Cursive Google font.

As the days shorten and the morning air holds a hint of fall, recent graduates from Cedarville University’s School of Education and Social Work class of 2025 are back in the classroom — but no longer as students.

Two Cedarville University professors have been recognized by the Strategic Ohio Council for Higher Education (SOCHE) for their service in higher education.

Christian investors are linking arms with Christian entrepreneurs — and they are looking for others to join their mission.

Religious liberty isn’t just a topic for scholars or lawyers — it’s something that touches everyday life. It matters when a business owner faces pressure to go against their faith. It matters when a worker is told they have to choose between their job and their religious convictions.

A lineup of award-winning vintage cars is exactly what will be found at Caffeine + Gasoline, a car show hosted by the International Center for Creativity (ICC) in Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday, Sept. 20, from 9 to 11 a.m.

When given the choice to compete in the 2028 Summer Olympics or pursue an undergraduate degree, Gracen Fletcher said, “Why not both?”