While many people may be familiar with the story of Operation Auca in 1956 with missionaries Nate Saint, Jim Elliot, and others, one Cedarville University student has a special connection to the story.

Students at Cedarville University are encouraged to go on at least one international or domestic mission trip during their four years of college. For Angela Aad, however, missions is a way of life.

When Cedarville University publicly launched its $125 million, One Thousand Days Transformed campaign in 2019, the University believes that every gift would be important — whether large or small.

When Alina Leo, instructor of management in Cedarville University’s Robert W. Plaster School of Business, left her hometown in Lithuania at age 22, she never expected to one day find a home in Ohio.

For Mahiro Sano, a recent industrial and innovative design graduate from Cedarville University, her goal in design has always been to serve others.

Jeff Haymond can be easily spotted on campus as he drives up in his vintage Cutlass convertible. But his love for vintage cars is just one small thing that makes his life interesting.

Eight Cedarville University graduates are providing the greater Columbus region with uplifting and encouraging programming.

For decades, Cedarville University’s Global Outreach (GO) conference has brought in speakers with a passion for missions.

Cedarville University wants to thank its community for going above and beyond, raising $480,185.22 during its Giving Tuesday initiative on November 29.

Even as an Air Force pilot during the Vietnam War, Daniel Kinniburgh always kept a calm demeanor and rigid faith.

It was 1964, and Tom was minding his own business in a store in Xenia, Ohio.

For people who are battling Parkinson’s disease, how can they — and their care partners--effectively walk through this difficult journey?