Three student ventures took top honors at Cedarville University’s Pitch competition Friday night after coaching and judging rounds. Winners included a middle school fraction-learning tool, affordable cybersecurity for churches and nonprofits, and a fast-fashion recycling concept.

Cedarville University’s Board of Trustees approved strategic initiatives supporting long-term growth, including launching a seminary and expanding academic programs. Trustees also approved a new budget, faculty hires, promotions and measures to maintain affordability.

Lt. Col. Angelia Mickle, Cedarville University nursing dean, received the Meritorious Service Medal for leading a GuardCare medical mission that delivered more than $600,000 in free community health care in Greene County, Ohio.

One year after the Potomac River crash, Grace Maxwell’s family, Cedarville University, and others honor her life and legacy — a young woman of deep faith whose words and witness continue to inspire hope through grief.

Cedarville University students launch CedarBits, a four-week cybersecurity camp that introduces middle schoolers to digital safety through hands-on projects and critical thinking. The program teaches password management, basic networking and career pathways in cyber operations.

Cedarville University’s WAVE program helps first-year students succeed through a holistic two-week initiative. By blending academic preparation, spiritual growth and social support, WAVE increased student retention by more than 20 percent — from 71 to 94.5 percent in two years.

Worship leader Paul Baloche will headline Cedarville University’s Worship 4:24 Conference, Jan. 29–31. He will debut a new song, “Spirit and Truth,” co-written with John Bolin and inspired by John 4:24.

Cedarville University hosts a Nursing Preview Day offering prospective students hands-on simulations, labs and faculty interaction, highlighting early clinical experience, holistic faith-based education and preparation to address the global nursing shortage through applied learning initiatives.

Gracen Fletcher, a farm girl turned elite archer, balances Olympic-level training with online studies at Cedarville University, living out her faith while pursuing excellence in both sport and academics.

Cedarville University alumna Elizabeth Kollmar is interning at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, producing educational videos that bring history to life. Her experience blends nonprofit media work with hands-on production and national-level media exposure in D.C.

Cedarville University students, led by adoptee Rachel Hartford, are heading to the National March for Life to advocate for the unborn. Inspired by personal stories, they aim to spark long-term student engagement in pro-life efforts.

Cedarville University design students reimagined the iconic Mustang, Camaro and Challenger for 2035. Through an intensive, hands-on course at the International Center for Creativity, they developed innovative concept cars, blending brand heritage, faith and future-focused design.