Research Seeks to Inhibit Cancer Growth
Dr. Heather Kuruvilla, senior professor of biology, and her students are researching ways to stop cancer before it starts.
Many Professionals, One Patient: Panel to Explore Collaboration
The Cedarville University School of Pharmacy and Department of Social Work will hold a joint panel discussion on effective cross-discipline collaboration for hospital patient care on Tuesday, Feb. 22.
Registration Open for Homeschool PE Class
Parents of local homeschooled children ages 6-12 are invited to register before February 25 by going to cedarville.edu/homeschoolpe and clicking the “Multi-Age PE” tab.
Largest Career Fair in Greene County at Cedarville
Unique to this career fair, which will be held on February 23, is Honda's decision to showcase its Acura NSX vehicle at the fair--a car that was partially designed by two 2014 graduates from the industrial and innovative design program.
Cedarville University Selects Chris Cross as Athletic Director
After performing a national search for Cedarville University’s next athletic director, Dr. Thomas White, president, announced today the hiring of Chris Cross to the position.
Cedarville Stories: Loving Well is the Music That Moves Him
Modern-day hymn writer. Famous friends. Creative life. Influencer of the next generation. Singer-songwriter Matt Papa has a lot going for him. But when it comes down to it, it's his faithfulness with those nearest and dearest that really frames his life.
Ohio's Pathway from College to Law Enforcement Opens with 11 Students
The state of Ohio is piloting a new criminal justice program unlike anything the United States has ever seen, and Cedarville University is at the core of this historic development.
M.A. in Innovation: Better Ideas, Better Solutions
Sole proprietors, start-up entrepreneurs, missions and ministry leaders, marketers, engineers, educators, and designers will gain insight, wisdom, and direction from the new Master of Arts in Innovation.
Internship Leads to Capitol Hill Position
An unforeseeable promotion transformed Sage Shower’s Washington, D.C., internship from unforgettable to irreplaceable.
Simulators Prepare Students for Real Life
Simulations using realistic, interactive mannequins that can sweat, bleed, and make noises to prepare students for crisis scenarios without putting patients at risk.
Cedarville Stories: Singing for a President? Not Her Biggest Challenge
Beth Porter, Chair of the Department of Music and Worship, has the voice of an angel, the whistle of a cardinal, and a powerful story of forgiveness that sings God’s praise.
Student Designs May Transform Village
Cedarville residents seeking to enhance and revitalize downtown are turning to senior industrial and innovative design (IID) majors from Cedarville University for their fresh, innovative design proposals.