Grace Norman stands as one of Cedarville University's most decorated athletes, celebrated not only for her achievements but also for her unwavering faith and resilience. Norman is a four-time Paralympic medalist and five-time World Triathlon Para Champion.

The start of a new year is a time of reflection and anticipation, and Cedarville University is celebrating 2024's exceptional blessings and achievements.

As the demand for MBA degrees increases in a competitive job market, Cedarville University's MBA program is uniquely positioned to meet this need while shaping future leaders who value integrity and excellence.

The health care professions are becoming increasingly interprofessional, and by offering a collaborative ethics course for students in Cedarville University’s doctor of pharmacy (Pharm.D.) and physician assistant (PA) programs, Cedarville is staying on the cutting edge.

Cedarville University’s Department of Communication is bringing Hollywood to campus with a free advanced screening of “Between Borders,” a historical faith-based film, on Friday, Jan. 10 at 7 p.m.

Few college students can say that they are the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) for a multimillion dollar company. But that’s exactly what Ben Hutton can say as he leads the marketing for CoinHub Media, an online business for coin collectors.

Dannah Gresh has learned over the years, both from her personal life and her work with Pure Freedom Ministries, which she co-founded with husband, Bob, that the ways of God will amaze you, heal you, and make you new.

Upholding local, state and federal laws for the purpose of protecting communities with the highest ethical standards are commitments regularly found on mission statements of law enforcement agencies across the United States. Locally, Ohio police departments in Beavercreek, Springfield and Xenia have discovered graduates from Cedarville University’s criminal justice program are ready to fulfill that mission.

Christmas and Cedarville alumna Donna VanLiere are virtually synonymous. As a New York Times and USA Today bestseller, many of Donna's novels are set during the Christmas season. Six of her books have made the transition to television, including The Christmas Shoes and The Christmas Blessing.

The mysteries of the spiritual realm often remain unanswered, but one Cedarville University professor dedicates time to answering questions concerning the intriguing topic of angels and demons.

Sisters and Cedarville University students Bryn, Reyna and Erin Golson are far from South Africa, where they were raised by missionary parents. Their journey to Ohio has been marked by a blend of faith, family and community support, culminating in a redefined understanding of home.

When Justin and Cheryl Martens decided to start caring for children in Florida’s foster care system, they never imagined how it would transform the children’s lives — or their own lives. During a six-year period, the Martens fostered 23 children and adopted one of them as part of their own family. This adoption eventually opened the door to a unique relationship with the child’s biological parents.