After nearly four decades in banking — culminating in a role leading over 7,000 employees across 1,000 Huntington Bank branches—Jon Greenwood knows a thing or two about leadership. Now, he’s bringing that lifetime of experience back to where it all started — Cedarville University.

The leader of the Big Red Machine will be honored during a 30-minute tribute on Saturday, Aug. 16, by Cedarville professor Dr. Daryl Smith, author of the book, “Making the Big Red Machine: Bob Howsam and the Cincinnati Reds of the 1970s.”

A donation from Kettering Health is transforming nursing education in Ohio — and, thanks to a chain of giving, it’s also sending critical medical equipment to communities around the world.

At Cedarville University, where a projected 1,175 freshmen will move into their residence halls beginning Friday, August 15, enrollment trends appear to be favorable for another record enrollment. Among those stepping into this new chapter are twins Julie and Ari Tompkins.

Cedarville University announced it is becoming the first evangelical Christian university to provide its entire campus community with ChatGPT Edu. With this announcement, Cedarville is also the only university in Ohio to implement ChatGPT Edu campus-wide.

Dr. Rachel Burgoon didn’t just choose pharmacy — she chose a mission. As an infectious disease pharmacist, her work is ministry through medicine.

Construction of the $35 million Bolthouse Academic Center was originally scheduled to begin in 2027. However, thanks to God’s provision and the generosity of donors — most notably a $15 million anonymous gift — the project is moving forward ahead of schedule.

Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy will reach a major milestone when it releases the 50th episode of its popular DISRxUPT podcast — a show that’s not only informing, but transforming, the future of pharmacy.

According to the Wycliffe Global Alliance, of the 7,396 world languages, only 756 have access to the complete Bible in their native tongue. With so many people groups still unable to access God’s Word, people like Rebecca Neely, who is working with Pioneer Bible Translators, are working to fill the gap.

Encouraged by her friends, Rebecca Robinson has written and illustrated a children’s book about her journey as a glass child. The result: “Penelope Panda’s Peculiar Family.”

In a quiet town just outside Dayton, Ohio — where the history of aviation runs deep — Dr. Joe Miller’s journey took flight with a love for airplanes and a desire to serve God.

Since the early 2000s, Cedarville University students have been awarded competitive military and defense scholarships, including those tied to service in the Navy and the National Security Agency (NSA).