Cedarville University’s Board of Trustees approved curriculum for a physician assistant (PA) program, approved a new dean for the school of education, and affirmed eight other new faculty members at its annual May meeting.

Graduate and undergraduate students will be welcomed back to campus as scheduled on August 14-16, 2020.

2017 alumnus Drew Brandt found the perfect place and people where his faith and adventurous spirit could thrive.

Three recent graduates are leading current students, parents, and others in Zoom study of whole Bible.

Rachel Hartley, a 2015 nursing graduate, sailed to New York City with her husband, Taylor.

2004 alumnus Philip Miller will begin serving at the historic downtown Chicago church in July.

Political science professor Mark Caleb Smith has become a media favorite because of his balanced insights.

After graduating last year, Virginia Walker served at a 70-bed village hospital run by a missionary couple.

2001 criminal justice graduate and 2020 Master of Ministry graduate Steve Norris recovered from the novel coronavirus and donated plasma to help others.

There were 826 undergraduate and graduate students earning 832 bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees during the special online celebration. Commencement will still be held Homecoming Weekend, October 2-3, with full regalia.

Dr. Justin Cole grew up in an extended family of pharmacists and loves to serve families.

Students pair up with online educators to learn how to teach in the virtual classroom.