Pharmacists now have increased opportunities and responsibilities beyond dispensing drugs, which means they also have new ethical challenges to consider.

Five years ago on January 20, 2017, Logan Cole’s life changed forever when he was shot by a classmate at his high school. Now, he is getting ready to graduate from Cedarville this May.

Nanoscience is the study of matter at the scale of one billionth of a meter, or a smaller scale than any known bacteria.

In just three months, Cedarville has now surpassed $100 million in the One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville.

Tytist Dean's journey of faith has led him to NCAA Division I and II basketball, producing Christian rap music, and pursuing an MBA degree.

Dr. Daryl Smith, Associate Professor of Management, knows the joy of the Lord should permeate all of life, especially our careers. His friend, Chuck Proudfit, founder of At Work on Purpose, agrees. The results have been life-changing.

When Cedarville University senior William Brethauer was a junior in high school, he never could have anticipated that a broken nose would lead to a lifelong passion.

Dr. Rebecca Gryka continues to support the school’s work of preparing the next generation of Christian pharmacists.

The university is in the process of implementing an ambitious Wi-Fi upgrade project that will bring new, or improved, Wi-Fi access points to much of campus.

Cedarville University junior Jonathon Lipscombe has worked with Advancing Ministries of the Gospel (AMG) International for the last 17 months capturing on film what is happening in missions around the world.

Cedarville University senior Arielle Wenig has the kind of long-range focus that can be rare for someone her age. It started in 4th grade. Learn more on the Cedarville Stories podcast.

Construction on the Scharnberg Business Center began fall 2022.