Three Cedarville University students and a faculty member serve in the Ohio Air National Guard’s cyberspace wing, using cybersecurity expertise to protect critical infrastructure and strengthen national defense while preparing for careers in an increasingly digital world.

Cedarville University's Student Launch Team placed third overall at the 2026 Space Grant Midwest High-Power Rocketry Competition, earning top awards for design and technical excellence while demonstrating engineering innovation, servant leadership and a Christ-centered witness.

Cedarville University alumna Sarah Mathew uses storytelling to advance the mission of the Invisible Girl Project, raising awareness of gender-based violence in India while pursuing graduate studies in technology policy and international security at Columbia University.

Mechanical engineering graduate Toby Dewhurst turned a college solar boat project into a career advancing the blue economy. As founder of Kelson Marine, he designs offshore systems that support sustainable energy, aquaculture and responsible ocean innovation around the world.

Cedarville University's Robotics Team captured first place at the ASEE Model Design Competition in Charlotte, North Carolina, with its autonomous robot, Cedar Gleaner. After weeks of refining the design, the team became the only competitor to successfully complete all four official runs.

Cedarville University graduate Avonlea Brown is building community as a reporter in rural North Dakota. Through local journalism, she highlights overlooked stories, fosters human connection, combats loneliness and uses storytelling to serve others and glorify God.

Cedarville University graduate Luise Schmidt-Krayer designed a lightweight ski rescue sled that reduces patient movement and eases strain on ski patrollers. Her capstone project combines user-focused research with innovative design to improve mountain rescue operations.

Cedarville University professor Dr. Keith Shomper developed a new cybersecurity course for the Ohio Cyber Range Institute that teaches students to identify software vulnerabilities, understand code exploitation techniques and strengthen defenses against cyberattacks.

From Cedarville University to Broadway, Dani Lee Hutch is using her gifts and faith to make an impact. As a musical director for productions like Wicked and Suffs, she shows how excellence and Christ-centered conviction can shine anywhere.

Cedarville University junior Tayler Sharp is interning with FOX Sports during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, gaining hands-on experience in international sports broadcasting while preparing for a career connecting audiences through sports journalism.

Cedarville University researchers are studying midge species across Ohio streams to use them as biological indicators of water quality. By tracking species distribution and pollution tolerance, the team hopes to detect environmental problems earlier and support ecosystem protection.

After graduating with a degree in mechanical engineering, Madelyn Torrans is headed to GE Aerospace's Edison Engineering Development Program. Her university experience included research, student leadership and efforts to improve engineering accessibility.