Honoring Alumni Award Winners and Athletics Hall of Fame Inductees
Cedarville University will honor six outstanding alumni at the Alumni Honors Luncheon on Friday, October 1 following the State of the University chapel.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Future Law Enforcement Leader
Don’t be surprised if you see the Cedarville Stories podcast 100th guest as a county sheriff or FBI agent one day.
Send Me: Adopted Student on Mission to Birth Country
Sophomore Jewell Strock returned to her birth country on a mission trip with Cedarville’s Global Outreach program. Not only did she connect with her past, but she has also found her future.
Celebrating 14th Consecutive Record Enrollment
For decades, experts have been predicting lower-than-normal student enrollment numbers for public and private universities across the country. At Cedarville University, however, the story is much different than the national trend.
Preemie Families Reunite During Getting Started Weekend
While moving her daughter, Morgan, onto Cedarville University’s campus in August, Melissa Rupp heard a familiar voice. One she hadn’t heard in nearly 16 years.
Growing Enrollment Necessitates New Residence Hall
The new residence hall will be located on the west end of the present Johnson and
St. Clair residence halls and near the Johnson-Murdoch Tennis Complex.
Partnership Offers Continuing Education Business Resources
Cedarville University and the Big Tent Accelerator (BTA), based in Chicago, Illinois, are joining efforts to offer relevant, on-demand professional education to entrepreneurs and their teams.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Same Mission, Different Uniform
Captain Seth Johnson switched from pulpit ministry, where he had served 20 years, to chaplaincy in the Connecticut Air National Guard.
Utah Church Planter to Speak in Chapel
After traveling the nation for almost 20 years as an itinerant evangelist, Pastor Will Galkin and his family relocated in 2019 to join three other pastors in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Independent Pharmacy Connects Family and Community
With help from her family, Dr. Katie Perry hopes to bring a personal touch to healthcare in Germantown, Ohio, near where she grew up.
Her Artwork is Heartwork
Combining her love for nursing and anatomy with creative studio art, Hannah Stuercke fashioned ceramic organ sculptures that are on display in the School of Nursing.
Forum to Explore Impact of 9/11
How 9/11 changed America 20 years ago with the terrorist attacks in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Shakesville, Pennsylvania will be the topic of conversation in a special one-hour forum Friday, Sept. 10 at Cedarville University.