In the heart of small-town America, where neighbors are more than just familiar faces, Alease Brier’s talent continues to weave stories that shape her community.

Led by a professor who has seen poverty firsthand, the seniors in the Cedarville University School of Nursing experienced a poverty simulation that opened their eyes to hard realities and instilled greater compassion for the poor in their communities.

The Cove, Cedarville University's Center for Academic Enrichment, is marking two decades of support for undergraduate, graduate, and dual-enrollment students.

In booths lining the sidewalks, students from the Cedarville University Entrepreneurs (CUE) student organization market their products on Sidewalk Saturdays and gain hands-on experience as business owners.

How should pharmacists ensure compliance with laws and rules to protect the health of the public? Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy addressed that question during a mock board of pharmacy hearing in early November.

With more women attending college in America — 54% of students at Cedarville University are female — Cedarville's WIB organization is focused on preparing students for careers in business.

When Laura (Ramey) Worosher graduated from Cedarville University in 2007, she wondered where God was leading her life. She never envisioned writing a book that was influenced by her journey through isolation and depression.

Josh Strychalski wears many hats: sports enthusiast, actor, author, golf professional, entrepreneur, devoted husband, father, and child of God. He is a true Renaissance man. Delve into Josh’s remarkable journey as he recounts the unique path that added “screenwriter” to his resume.

Recent United Way data highlights that one-third (32%) of Generation Z desires to make a lasting impact and be advocates for their communities. For Elizabeth Kollmar from Spring Grove, Pennsylvania, a senior broadcasting, digital media and journalism major at Cedarville University, documentary filmmaking is a powerful outlet for her to inspire and build relationships with others.

The Pitch is a Shark-Tank-style competition where students present their startup ideas to a panel of industry-expert judges, answer questions in front of a live audience, and vie for a chance to win up to $1,000 for their business.

Kary Oberbrunner, now Cedarville’s inaugural Berry Chair of Entrepreneurship, still keeps his initial rejection letter from the University.

Earl Seals knows his mission — a life pursuing Christ and using his resources for Gospel purposes.