Most students choose a college based on academic quality and affordability. Avonlea Brown was driven by a different question: What university would help her see the world?

Diana Ivanikhina has played tennis on dozens of courts around the world. The athlete was once considered a child prodigy when she burst onto the scene in her home country of Tajikistan. Little did people know that she was a self-taught champion.

Cedarville University’s Robert W. Plaster School of Business is building leaders, cultivating communicators and inspiring entrepreneurs.

The Ohio Music Education Association’s professional development conference, one of the leading music conferences in the country, will host Cedarville University’s wind symphony for a concert on Thursday, Feb. 6.

Nick Boucher’s six years as resident director of Lawlor Hall at Cedarville University left a legacy that echoes through campus even today. Known for his intentional leadership, Nick fostered a culture of discipleship, fun, and spiritual growth, inspiring the rallying cry, “Lawlor for Life.”

The Cedarville University community is mourning the loss of Grace Maxwell, a junior whose kindness, faith and passion for serving others touched countless lives.

Cedarville University’s mock trial team made history at the Fayette District Courthouse in Lexington, Kentucky, securing its first-ever tournament team award at the tournament hosted by Eastern Kentucky University from January 25-26.

Dr. Glen Duerr participated in his 1,000th media interview at Cedarville on Januray 28, 2025 when he talked with Cleveland, Ohio's WCRF (Moody Radio) anchor Brian Dahlen about the upcoming prime minister election in Canada.

After years of struggles with infertility, the passing of her husband and a near-death experience, Susan Troth, associate professor of worship at Cedarville University, shares her experience with grief in her new Amazon bestselling book “Stressed to Splessed.”

As an institution committed to “the Word of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ,” Cedarville seeks to make a global impact through relationships in every “tribe, tongue and nation.” International students interested in Cedarville are supported through admissions, financial aid and the office of international student services, led by director Jonathan Sutton.

Emily Shanahan was born with cerebral palsy, a group of disorders that affects a person’s ability to move, maintain balance, and control posture. This diagnosis was difficult for Emily and her family, but after recognizing God’s goodness, even in this challenge, they began to fill their days with joy and purpose.

The premier interprofessional education (IPE) event for college students in health-related academic disciplines is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 1. This event, which will allow participants to find solutions for health care scenarios in breakout sessions, will be held in the Scharnberg Business and Communication Center.