The enrichment bags contain educational materials and activities in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

The celebration begins at 6 p.m. and is free and open to the public.

In addition to six new majors being eligible, work-based learning experiences will be made available to every Choose Ohio First scholar.

This is the second consecutive time that Cedarville has been received this prestigious designation from the National Security Agency. It was previously awarded in 2018.

Cedarville University will host its annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony on Tuesday, Nov. 30. The event will run from 7 to 7:30 p.m. and is open to the public free of charge.

On this Thanksgiving Day, we are grateful for all of the Lord’s many, many blessings. This week’s podcast guest, Dr. Michael McKay, Assistant Professor of Biblical Theology, has experienced those blessings in a profound and life-changing way this year.

When the country went into lockdown because of COVID-19 in March 2020, The Cove, Cedarville’s academic enrichment center, was ready to provide extra care and help through a new service at the time: online tutoring.

The Steve Hunt Classic, hosted by Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon, featured more than 40 colleges and universities from 23 states.

The first conference of the Association of Christians in Health and Human Services (ACHHS) was held this fall. The organization was co-founded by Dr. Michael Sherr, chair of Cedarville University's social work department.

Can frogs help scientists better understand how to delay nerve degeneration? Three professors from Cedarville University’s school of pharmacy and department of science and mathematics are coming together to try to answer that question.

School of Pharmacy professors wanted to test how useful a public ultraviolet sanitizing station would be for the general public.

Jeff and Criss have five sons, four of whom have served or are currently serving with the U.S. Armed Forces.