With the support of the Ohio Cyber Range Institute, Cedarville University is hosting The Ohio CyberEd Workshop, March 2-3 in the Stevens Student Center event rooms, beginning 6 p.m. on Thursday.

Cedarville University’s continued focus on providing rigorous academic programs in health care will continue with the recently announced provisional-accreditation status for the physician assistant (PA) program.

Not many people find themselves at a U.S. senator’s birthday party or meeting a former vice president, let alone at the young age of 22, but for Moriah Johnson, rubbing shoulders with political figures has become a regular part of life.

Spring break is spent many ways for students at Cedarville University. Some will travel home, while others vacation with friends. But for 230 students, they will be using their spring break to serve in various locations worldwide.

What has access to over six million resources, online archives and hundreds of thousands of books? It’s the Centennial Library at Cedarville University.

Sometimes college causes students to put their hobbies on hold. But for sophomore Shiloh Drake, her dream of being a published author has become a reality, and she just released her third book on Monday, Dec. 12.

Students probably know Dr. David “Pete” Peterson from the physical education class they took freshman year. Or maybe they’ve seen him in the gym practicing powerlifting upward of 600 pounds.

Nicholas Mahek never thought his love for shoes would lead to a dream role, but after pursuing a degree in industrial and innovative design at Cedarville University, he found a career that combines his passion for sketching, teamwork, shoes...and country music.

Cedarville University is well connected in the world of contemporary Christian music, and the 12th annual songwriting contest held by the Department of Music and Worship will connect students with award-winning songwriters and producers.

“Is Genesis History? Mountains After the Flood” premieres on Tuesday, Feb. 28, at 7 p.m. in Cedarville University’s Devries Theatre.

As she prepares for the 2024 Paralympics in Paris, France, Deborah has spent countless hours training her mind and body for the strength it takes to complete a triathlon.

A freshman-year speech class assignment came full circle this summer for Jenna Martin, now a senior molecular biology major from Hebron, Kentucky.