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Summer 2024 – "Soli Deo Gloria"

The heart of Cedarville's music and worship department is in this phrase: To God Alone Be the Glory. Soli Deo Gloria. This mission touches every part of music at Cedarville, from our music and worship programs to our ensembles and touring bands to our graduates' careers in every corner of the music industry. We cultivate musicians and worshipers who love the Lord — and love to help others praise Him too!

While the world sees music as entertainment or a means for self-glorification, Cedarville stands firm on helping our students cultivate a skillful, truthful artistry that encourages worship of — and glory to — God alone.

Cedarville University commencement,

ROI: Lives Transformed

College is not for everyone. But for most, a college education is a privilege to be pursued because it faithfully stewards the gifts and opportunities that the Lord has entrusted to us. In short, a Christian college education will challenge students to maximize their impact for King Jesus.
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Cedarville Magazine.

The Value of a Graduate Degree

Cedarville University has been a tremendously formative part in our family as well as in my spiritual growth and development. For all these contributions, I will always be grateful.
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Career Services: launch pad to professional careers.

Launch Pad: Cultivating Christian Calling in Career Services

Jeff Reep ’78, Director of Cedarville’s Career Services office, regularly tells students that the average person works 80,000 hours of his or her life. This is more time than they will spend with their spouse and children, recreation, or church. 80,000 hours is staggering.
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Cedarville University parents during Getting Started.

Through Parent Eyes

The college decision is vitally important for future students, but it matters every bit as much to the parents who have spent so many years building into their children’s lives.
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Seeking financial assistance for a college education.

Unlocking Affordability

After choosing a college, another big question follows: How are we going to pay for four years of education? One-size-fits-all answers don’t exist.
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A Student in Cedarville's Industrial and Innovative Design program.

Counting the Costs

When many parents look at the headlines about a college education, it is natural for them to ask the question, “Is this really worth it?” When university students (especially in so-called elite institutions) across the country are protesting Israel and effectively calling for the elimination of the Jewish state (with professors often brazenly leading the chants), parents should rightly ask, “What kind of education are we paying for?”
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Fall 2023 – "Overcoming Darkness With Light"

Cedarville is equipping students to take the Gospel into some of the most difficult areas in our culture, including psychology, education, and the literary arts. We live in a time where our culture has abandoned biblical values, and our graduates our shining the light of Christ in the dark places.

A Cedarville University student teacher.

Culture Clashes in the Classroom

In a recent article by The Washington Post, the alarm was sounded for the mental health crisis in our public schools. There is a nationwide shortage of mental health workers in middle schools, high schools, and universities alike. The article states that our schools are 100,000 people short of mental health workers.
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Cedarville University students standing in front of the U.S. Capitol Building.

A Call for Integrity and Gospel Influence

Elections. Even the mere mention of the word may fill you with a set of perspiration-inducing emotions, perhaps ranging from excitement and opportunity, intransigence and helplessness, or dread and foreboding.
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The Bible and your morning cup of coffee

From the Confusion of Babel to the Language of the Great Commission

Ever since Jesus commanded His followers to make disciples of all nations, Christians have traversed the globe, seeking to fulfill the Great Commission despite numerous challenges.
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The Bible.

Psychology Through a Biblical Worldview

When I first came to Cedarville University 22 years ago, I was struck by the motto that hung on the wall of the Department of Psychology: “Psychology Through a Biblical Worldview.”
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Overcoming Darkness.

Overcoming Darkness With Light: New Academic Center Will Equip Graduates to Boldly Engage at the Crossroads of Culture

We are praying and planning for a new academic center that will potentially house five disciplines that stand at the crossroads of a post-Christian culture and a commitment to biblical truth.
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Summer 2023 – "Cultivating Community"

We believe Christians should have more fun than anyone else on the planet, and that's why we focus on vibrant, joyful community that fosters friendships that last a lifetime.

Female singing center stage during Elliv.

Behind the Scenes of Elliv

Gabe Cherry ’24 opens the Elliv Board of Directors meeting with an announcement: “We hit our 300th to-do list task for Elliv this week!”
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MDiv students.

Community: Not Just For Undergrad

Taiwo Bilesanmi’s undergrad years at Michigan State University showed him the power of living in Christian community. When Bilesanmi, PharmD ’24 was 17, his parents moved their five children from Nigeria to Detroit to give them a chance at a better education.
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Four female college students in their dorm room.

Doing Dorm Life Differently

In July of 2018, I was packing up a moving truck and relocating from my home in Chattanooga, Tennessee, to Cedarville, Ohio, to begin work as a Resident Director (RD) at Cedarville University.
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A group of male residents at a dorm event.

Vibrant, Joyful Community

The purpose of this article, and to some degree this entire magazine, is our third area of emphasis — fun. We articulate fun as vibrant, joyful, Christian community.
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Cedarville Students during Live@10.

Leading With Purpose

Cedarville's campus community would not be possible without the leadership of our students, whether that be in public for others to see or behind the scenes and barely noticed. Cedarville students are amazing!
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Brian Burns on stage.

Making Memories

Students may not even realize it, but behind every fun, crazy, and wild event they enjoy on campus is a team of hundreds of staff members and volunteers working tirelessly to make it happen.
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Spring 2023 - "Called to Communicate"

We have the joy of communicating the greatest story ever told: the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Cedarville University is doing its part to equip disciples with the tools to communicate effectively and boldly for Christ.

One male and one female student broadcast a resound radio show in studio.

From WSRN To Resound Radio

Since 1989, Cedarville University has had a student-run radio station that serves as a learning laboratory of sorts for broadcasting and digital media students from the Department of Communication.
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Andrew Harris teaching communication students.

At The Forefront of Academic Pro-Life Education

Communication can serve many purposes, and as Christians, we believe advocacy is part of our biblical calling.
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Jim Phipps speaking at a podium.

The Craftsman Behind Cedarville Communication

If you ask Jim Phipps '68 about his role in building Cedarville University’s Department of Communication, he redirects you. He wants to talk about anyone other than himself.
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Female student sharing the Gospel with another female.

Communicating the Greatest Story Ever Told

“In the beginning.” These three words start many stories that frame our culture. But the most important use of these words comes in Genesis as part of the grand narrative of the Bible.
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Thad Burson debating for Cedarville's Forensics team.

No Debate About It

Olivia (Ball) Boesch ’23 gave her first competitive speech 13 years ago. Nervousness, it would seem, no longer speaks doubts into her mind as a college senior.
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Professor of professional writing, Nick Carrington poses for headshot.

Musings of a Writer

As he and his mother sat across from me, I could tell they were hungry for answers. What exactly can you do with a professional writing and information design (PWID) degree?
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Fall 2022 – "40 Years of Nursing"

In the past, present, and, Lord willing, long into the future, Cedarville University's School of Nursing will continue to produce nurses who serve God and others well.

Cedarville nursing simulation lab

Nursing Practice Grounded in Biblical Truth

“Cedarville University-trained nurses are amazing!” I hear it all the time. Medical professionals desire to hire our students; they know there is a difference in our nursing graduates. That’s why many students have multiple job offers before they ever walk across the graduation stage. But what is the difference? What makes a Cedarville-trained nurse so amazing?
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Former Dean, Janet Conway, working with student

Founding Faculty

More than 40 years ago, God placed a desire to start a Christian nursing program in the hearts and minds of Cedarville University Leadership. Then, one by one, He brought godly faculty member to the then-college to make it happen. Cedarville Magazine reached out to these founding faculty members to hear about their experiences.
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Sacrificial Service

Sacrificial Service

Sandlund, Martin, and Baker answer the “why” behind nursing education. It is not merely a profession; it is not just a calling. It’s a sacrifice for Jesus Christ.
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Marcia Williams class of '94

Pursuing Advanced Practice: Inspiring Graduate Education

In 2011, the Cedarville University School of Nursing (SON) welcomed its first Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.) cohort of approximately 20 students. Just 11 years later, we welcomed 168 new and returning students.
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Summer 2022 – "Investing in Transformation"

We have the privilege of preparing the next generation to influence culture and change our world for King Jesus. Scholarships make Cedarville's transformative education possible.

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Building a Secure Future

Building a Secure Future

Cedarville Magazine spoke with Will Smallwood and Scott Van Loo ’98 about the importance of scholarships in making a Cedarville education affordable and attainable for students.
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A Worthwhile Investment

A Worthwhile Investment

I had always wanted to attend Cedarville, and looking back now, I see how it was a clear working of the Holy Spirit in my life. I knew that I wanted to learn more about God and experience the impact of a relationship with Him on my daily life.
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Why We Give

Why We Give

Academic. Need-based. Memorial. Community Service. Legacy. Military. Athletic. These scholarships--and more--make an education at Cedarville University possible for all of its undergraduate students.
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Everyone On Board

Everyone On Board

Charles and Florence Kirby started their family in 1926. Three generations and 21 Cedarville graduates later, their descendants gave back with an endowed scholarship.
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Transformation Stories

Transformation Stories: The Impact of Receiving

Young people are changed forever by faculty mentorship, loving and supportive community, a biblical worldview in every class, and vocational preparation that emphasizes career as a platform for the Gospel.
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The Case for Scholarships

The Case for Scholarships

Cedarville University transforms lives through excellent education and intentional discipleship in submission to biblical authority.
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Spring 2022 – "Called to Excellence"

Cedarville University is committed to pursuing excellence in everything we do, not for its own sake, but because excellence reflects the nature of our God and brings glory to Him.

Highlighted Stories from the Spring 2022 Issue

An Industrial and Innovative Design student working on a car model

Creating the Future

Cedarville leaders are always on the lookout to grow the University’s academic footprint with the latest in-demand programs to train students to become cutting-edge leaders in emerging career fields.
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A monarch butterfly hanging from its chrysalis

The Pursuit of Excellence

Cedarville's motivation for pursuing quality and excellence in everything comes from a different source than other institutions of higher learning. Our motivation flows from our deep faith.
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Person's hands typing on a laptop keyboard with computer symbols on a screen in front

Cyber Stars

Cedarville's programs and students are regularly recognized for excellence, and external verifications like those from the National Security Agency for our cyber program confirm the excellence our students exemplify and experience every day.
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An engineering student works on a mechanism

High Bar

Our School of Engineering and Computer Science is one example of high expectations saturating every major, from class projects to labs, competition teams, and senior design.
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Dr. Melissa Burns guides students during a dissection in the cadaver lab

Remarkable Resources

From the cadaver lab to the Torah scroll to the Trading Room in the School of Business, top-tier educational assets are equipping Cedarville students for career job placements and high-profile postgraduate opportunities.
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Fall  2021 – "One Thousand Days Transformed"

Join us in celebrating a $125 million campaign that will transform Cedarville. Dr. White announced One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville during his State of the University address on October 1. It was the kickoff to a homecoming weekend like no other.  

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Discover how One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville will change Cedarville’s facilities, accessibility, sustainability, and campus experience. In a time when culture is rapidly unraveling at the seams, the One Thousand Days campaign will help Cedarville stand strong for the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ. 

Summer 2021 – "A Season for Growth"

These are the days of warming temperatures in the Midwest, of trees greening with leaves, flowers blooming, and corn and soybeans popping out of the ground. Summer is also a unique time for growing in our walk with God, our relationships in the church, and our hospitality with neighbors. May you be encouraged and inspired as you consider the ways that Jesus is calling you to follow Him during this Season for Growth.

Alumnotes, Summer 2021

Alumnotes features special information for Cedarville University alumni and their updates, including professional news, weddings, births, and obituaries. Alumnotes is included as an insert in Cedarville Magazine for alumni recipients.

Highlighted Stories from the Summer 2021 Issue

Two teenage girls paddling a canoe

More Than Fresh Air

What is it about summer camp? Is it the challenge of fun outdoor activities, the reconnecting with the beauty of God’s creation, or the quiet moments alone with the Lord that inspire us? Discover why many have made camp a regular spiritual growth rhythm.
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Worship band at Bell Shoals Church in Tampa, Florida

The Wonder of Corporate Worship

In a season when tuning in to services online has become the norm, nothing can replace enjoying the wonder of our faith together as the body of Christ.
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Road heading out west

Transformational Road Trip

Summertime is the season for hitting the road. Iconic American destinations such as the Grand Canyon or Washington, D.C., beckon millions each year. For believers, these trips offer more than an invigorating adventure; they are an opportunity for spiritual transformation.
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Brian Bales speaking with his Cedarville friends over Zoom

Disciples for Life

Meet six friends who met at Cedarville 30 years ago. Their decades-long commitment to the Lord and to each other has not flagged. They continue to spur one another on to love and good deeds.
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Dr. Chris Miller teaching OT Literature on a TV screen

Bible Minor, Major Growth

Two years ago, Cedarville began making available for free the Old Testament Literature class taught by Chris Miller, later adding Theology 1 and 2. God is using these videos to grow the faith of individuals, small groups, and Sunday school classes.
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Open Bible with a cup of coffee on a table and greenery in the background

Quiet Time Refresher

Having focused time with the Lord through the Bible and prayer is a tried-and-true discipline for growing in our love and commitment to Him. School of Biblical and Theological Studies faculty offer insights and inspiration for a quiet time with God.
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Student sitting on the campus grass and reading a book

Summer Reading List

During this Season for Growth, consider picking up one of these titles written or recommended by our Cedarville faculty to grow in grace, godly wisdom, your love of the Word, and your relationship with the Lord.
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Spring 2021 - "Preparing Educators, Making Disciples"

The School of Education is one of the oldest and largest schools at Cedarville, with 5,303 alumni and a 100% placement rate for graduates over the last three years. Dr. Kevin Jones, recently featured on the Cedarville Stories Podcast, is serving as the school’s new dean, and Dr. Lori Ferguson, as the new assistant dean. These two Great Commission educators are leading the School of Education into the 21st century, well-poised to prepare compassionate and professional educators who will span the globe living out and sharing the Gospel.

Alumnotes, Spring 2021

Alumnotes features special information for Cedarville University alumni and their updates, including professional news, weddings, births, and obituaries. Alumnotes is included as an insert in Cedarville Magazine for alumni recipients.

Highlighted Stories from the Spring 2021 Issue

Education major working with three homeschool students

Helping Hand for Homeschoolers

Cedarville has a faithful and rich tradition of supporting homeschooling parents with events and classes that strengthen and reinforce their educational investment in their kids.
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Female student teacher

Go-Getters With Servant's Hearts Bless Local Schools

Go-getters. Hungry. Teachable. Humble. Supportive. Servants. Cedarville education majors are making quite an impression at local schools.
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Male student teacher

Cedarville Students Are In Demand

There is a growing teacher gap in the United States. But Cedarville education majors are poised to fill that gap in a career field they see as much more than a job - it's a calling.
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Dr. Kevin Jones and Dr. Lori Ferguson

Great Commission Educators

Dr. Kevin Jones and Dr. Lori Ferguson are committed to helping their faculty members to continue discipling students so graduates are prepared to go to every city and every country as Great Commission educators.
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Student's hand placing pin on a map with a passport laying nearby

For the Nations

Whether working in already-existing schools, serving alongside missionary families and church plants, or establishing new schools, Cedarville is preparing teachers to plant seeds among every tribe, language, and people.
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Stack of schoolbooks with Bible on top

Reject, Redeem, Receive

The School of Education sends graduates into the world who have learned how to critically evaluate modern educational theories through a biblical worldview.
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Cindy Hasselbring

From Math Teacher to the White House

Cindy Hasselbring ’95 applied five times to NASA and was turned down every time. But those failures became career lessons as she made a giant leap from high school math teacher to STEM education policy advisor to the White House.
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Kylie Beste with student

What a First Year!

The first year at a new job is typically full of excitement, adjustments, and growth. But no one could have predicted the kind of first year that five recent graduates had adapting to the challenges brought on by a global health crisis.
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Fall 2020 - "Caring Well. Staying Well."

This issue of the magazine highlights how God has been working in and through the Cedarville family during a global pandemic and cultural divide. From safely returning to campus for in-person classes, to stepping up to serve and care well for others, to affirming the value of every person, the Cedarville family has sought to honor God in the midst of challenges and give Him all the glory as He has led us through.

Alumnotes, Fall 2020

Alumnotes features special information for Cedarville University alumni and their updates, including professional news, weddings, births, and obituaries. Alumnotes is included as an insert in Cedarville Magazine for alumni recipients.

Highlighted Stories from the Fall 2020 Issue

Steve Norris '01 donating coronavirus convalescent plasma

Stepping Up

This COVID-19 season has uncovered heroes from the Cedarville family in the unlikeliest places. And all it took was letting God use them right where they were for such a time as this.
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Nurse taking student's temperature at UMS

Caring Well. Staying Well.

From hand sanitizing stations in every building to acrylic shields in classrooms, the University has taken extraordinary measures to provide a safe learning and living environment.
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Outdoor chapel

Heart of the Matter

In order to have the best opportunity to preserve the vibrant, residential, life-transforming Cedarville experience, we have taken serious precautions during this pandemic.
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Sophomore class officers 1957 with James Parker Sr.

A Time to Come Together

This summer, the Cedarville community looked closely at the biblical perspective on race and ethnicity and rearticulated its historic stand against racism.
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Male student in mask with Cedar Lake and Dixon Ministry Center behind him

Navigating the Pandemic

Cedarville experts weigh in on the pandemic and discuss how Christians can give hope to a fearful culture.
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Rachel Hartley on Turning Points

Nurses on the Frontlines

Three nurses. Three very different stories. Three individuals, all connected to Cedarville, with a heart to follow Jesus wherever he may call. Call he did, in the middle of COVID-19, and they responded.
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Spring 2020 - "Business for the Glory of God"

This issue of Cedarville Magazine spotlights the School of Business Administration (SBA). Since 1959, the SBA has taught and mentored students into a view of business that emphasizes excellence, stewardship, leadership, and Kingdom influence. That focus will continue and grow as the SBA, one of Cedarville's largest schools, looks forward to developing students who influence the 21st-century marketplace for the Gospel.

Alumnotes, Spring 2020

Alumnotes features special information for Cedarville University alumni and their updates, including professional news, weddings, births, and obituaries. Alumnotes is included as an insert in Cedarville Magazine for alumni recipients.

Highlighted Stories from the Spring 2020 Issue

New York City skyline

Business for the Glory of God

We desire to develop a generation of entrepreneurial-minded business leaders using their gifts to promote human flourishing with creativity and enthusiasm. These business leaders will influence people that may never visit a church. They have a unique opportunity to stand for the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ.
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Lorne and Mark Scharnberg

Family Business

The Scharnbergs of Des Moines, Iowa, are the family behind the largest gift in Cedarville’s history, which will help build the School of Business Administration’s new home. Find out how the Scharnbergs built their enterprises on faith, integrity, and biblical wisdom.
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Artist's rendering of Scharnberg Business Center

A New Day for Business

The Milner Business Administration Building has served Cedarville well, but a new home for the School of Business Administration is on the horizon, the Lorne C. Scharnberg Business Center. This expanded and innovative space will help Cedarville train and inspire Christian business professionals for the 21st-century marketplace.
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Anne Rich, Professor of Accounting; Chuck Hartman, Associate Professor of Business Law and Accounting; and Paul Schloemer, Professor of Accounting

It All Adds Up

Cedarville’s accounting program has an outstanding record of preparing students for career success. For many years, Cedarville students have achieved a 100% pass rate on the Certified Public Accountant examination. This Q&A with Cedarville accounting professors explores how Cedarville has performed so well.
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Rich Williams and SafeClip

Accelerating Cedarville

Last fall, Cedarville announced the launch of the Beyond Startup Accelerator. The accelerator will connect student and alumni entrepreneurs with expert business advice and potential investment. Deputy Director Kyle Peterson outlines the exciting vision to establish the University as the Midwest hub for faith-based business development.
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Integrated Business Core

Integrated Business Core: Investing in the Community

Since 2002, the SBA has offered a practical and profitable way for students to apply their classroom learning while also giving back: the Integrated Business Core.
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Bolts

Student Consultants Help Companies Save Millions

The Lean Process Management class gives students the opportunity to look at a company’s processes to evaluate waste in terms of time, material, or movement, with the goal of helping that company work more efficiently and profitably.
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Zach Rubosky

Internships Build Global Network

An increasing number of Cedarville students have chosen to go the extra thousand miles to pursue internships abroad.
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Fall 2019 - "Life-on-Life Discipleship"

Intentional. Transformative. Biblical. These words and more describe the 1,000 days of an undergraduate experience at Cedarville University. But at the heart of it all is the word that you’ll find at the core of the University mission statement: discipleship. From chapel to the classroom, from Callan Athletic Center to the residence halls, from Global Outreach to D-Groups, focused life-on-life investment for the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ is the hallmark of a Cedarville education. The Fall 2019 issue of Cedarville Magazine offers an in-depth profile of the University’s many-faceted commitment to the Great Commission command to “Go therefore and make disciples . . .”

Alumnotes, Fall 2019

Alumnotes features special information for Cedarville University alumni and their updates, including professional news, weddings, births, and obituaries. Alumnotes is included as an insert in Cedarville Magazine for alumni recipients.

Highlighted Stories from the Fall 2019 Issue

Dr. Thomas White talking with a student at Fall Bible Conference

Life-on-Life Discipleship

At Cedarville University, obeying the Great Commission means a culture of making disciples by going, evangelizing, and teaching until the Word of Christ dwells in us richly (Col. 3:16). Intentional discipleship is embedded in every aspect of the University. From older students to younger, in the residence halls and the classroom, from student life to Global Outreach, making disciples who make disciples is Cedarville’s mission.
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Aaron Cook and Discipleship Council

Catalyst for Change

Aaron Cook ’99 became the Director of Discipleship Ministries at Cedarville in the summer of 2014. Every year, Cook invests in members of the Discipleship Council, who likewise invest in Discipleship Group leaders, who then pour into D-Group members. It’s a chain reaction of discipleship, in fulfillment of 2 Timothy 2:2.
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Students discussing the Bible while sitting on the grass

Discipleship on the Go

Discipleship at Cedarville clearly includes dedicated times in the Scriptures and meeting for fellowship, but much of it happens while students are having a meal, helping a neighbor, playing sports, or ministering together. Discipleship happens on the go at Cedarville University, just as all of life happens on the go.
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Day of Discipleship Fall 2019 magazine story Susan Lefever and student

Day of Discipleship

Every day, Cedarville faculty and staff work tirelessly in the various roles God has granted them at the University. But they go beyond that to fulfill the Great Commission, meeting with students for intentional times of spiritual growth in their knowledge of the Word, prayer, ministry, and love for Christ.
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The Gearhart Family

Seeing the Difference

A Cedarville dad relates his personal testimony of how his daughter has been transformed by the personal investment she’s received at Cedarville. From HeartSong to the classroom to her residence hall, the Gearharts have seen discipleship transform their daughter’s life.
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Summer 2019 - "A Vision for Future Faithfulness"

This issue of Cedarville Magazine walks through the ways that God is blessing the University. The 10-year campus master plan is the practical outworking of a vision for future faithfulness. This plan will change Cedarville’s campus, increase the scope of programs, and enlarge the University’s capacity to transform the lives of undergraduate and graduate students. Read more in the pages of this summer’s Cedarville Magazine.

Alumnotes, Summer 2019

Alumnotes features special information for Cedarville University alumni and their updates, including professional news, weddings, births, and obituaries. Alumnotes is included as an insert in Cedarville Magazine for alumni recipients.

Spring 2019 - "Chapel: The Heartbeat of Campus"

This issue of Cedarville Magazine celebrates the impact of chapel, or more importantly, how God has used this extraordinary hour of the day to transform lives for His glory and Kingdom purposes.

Alumnotes, Spring 2019

Alumnotes features special information for Cedarville University alumni and their updates, including professional news, weddings, births, and obituaries. Alumnotes is included as an insert in Cedarville Magazine for alumni recipients.

Highlighted Stories from the Spring 2019 Issue

Chapel band during Missions Conference

Chapel: The Heartbeat of Campus

Chapel provides the central place where God works and moves in the hearts and minds of the Cedarville University family.
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Students streaming out of Dixon Ministry Center

Life Together

Daily chapel is the cornerstone of Cedarville's campus community.
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Chapel has a worldwide audience.

Cedarville and Beyond

Tech advancements take chapel and the Gospel worldwide.
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Audience in chapel worshipping with hands raised.

Memorable Moments

Students attend hundreds of chapel services during their 1,000 days at Cedarville. Sometimes, however, God uses a particular message in a deep, meaningful way to speak to an individual student.
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Dr. White speaking in chapel.

Chapel: Platform for Presidents

Cedarville University presidents have prioritized daily chapel. They have maintained its importance in campus life.
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Students chaplains meeting with Jon Wood, vice president of student life & Christian ministries and Aaron Cook, director of discipleship ministries.

Training Ground

Faculty and staff intentionally invest in student chaplains to grow them as skilled communicators, but more than that, to help them have a maturing, transformative walk with Christ.
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Chapel during worship

In Closing: Chapel Changed My Life

Within a couple days on campus, God used Chapel to transform this year's senior class president forever.
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