2017 alumnus David Grandouiller earned the prize which honors an Ohio prose writer under the age of 30.

The Inversions, a student-led, coed a cappella group at Cedarville University, will perform its fall concert, “Joy & Wonder,” on Friday, Nov. 22.

Dr. Austin Jaquith produced the 90-minute selection for the Dayton Performing Arts Alliance.

Martha Morton is one of only nine students nationwide accepted on the National Student Advisory Committee.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

John Davis, associate vice president of human resources, and his wife, Jennifer, are receiving village-wide support for their adoption.

School of Pharmacy students will make presentations at schools in Madison County in November and December.

Campus Bible Fellowship helps with community event in Fairborn, Ohio.