In March 2020, Rachel Hartley, a 2015 B.S.N. and 2020 Master of Science in Nursing alumna, was serving as a preoperative surgical nurse in Lynchburg, Virginia.  Then everything changed.  Learn more on the Cedarville Stories Podcast.

When Julie Clark graduated from Cedarville University, she expected to be a teacher. Little did she know that her "students" would be learning how to create desserts and breakfast specialties through her family business food blog, Tastes of Lizzie T.

Arielle Wenig, a senior social work major, had Cedarville University on her radar for a very long time.

Emeritus senior professor of music Dr. Chuck Clevenger is known around Cedarville University for his 33 dedicated years of service and his exceptional instruction in piano and composition. But he is also an accomplished watercolorist.

Business students are selling a clothing line focused on reaching the one, selling merchandise off-campus, and donating all proceeds to One Bistro café in Xenia.

The Cedarville chapter of the Student National Pharmaceutical Association has been providing free healthcare screenings to customers at Dayton’s Gem City Market.

Cedarville University has experienced 15-consecutive years of record enrollment, and dual-credit high school students have become a growing part of the boom. Last fall, 567 dual enrollment students were part of the record enrollment of 4,715.

Students from the Cedarville University School of Engineering and Computer Science are preparing to launch a subscale rocket as the next stage in their NASA competition experience.

She's been dreaming of space flight since she visited Kennedy Space Center in Florida when she was a kid. Now, 1995 alumna Cindy Hasselbring is on mission with NASA. Listen to her story on the Cedarville Stories Podcast.

The Cedarville University community responded to the national Giving Tuesday campaign on November 30 by contributing $706,507. The money from the Giving Tuesday initiative will be used for projects within the One Thousand Days Transformed campaign.

When Jay Kinsinger’s son needed a stage prop car for his high school production of “Grease,” he never would have imagined that the rusted-out 1957 Nash Metropolitan would be drag racing only two years later.

2004 alumnus Philip Miller was installed as senior pastor at The Moody Church in downtown Chicago in 2020. He is now part of a long line of faithful men of God who have served at this signature evangelical church.