For more than 30 years, Cedarville has cultivated a relationship with Inner City Impact (ICI), a program for children and teens in Chicago. Each year, Cedarville sends a team of students to support ICI’s ongoing ministry to at-risk youth. For some of these students, what begins as a short-term trip develops into long-term city ministry.

Seven Springfield youth influencers in the spotlight at Key Player banquet and Cedarville University basketball game.

Young marrieds meet in small groups for mutual encouragement and insight and also learn from more experienced faculty and staff couples.

Last year, 451 students through 38 local ministries reached beyond campus to make a Gospel impact on Cedarville, Springfield, Dayton, and other local communities. These student-servants impacted the lives of African refugee children, fellow college students on neighboring campuses, inmates in local jails, and countless others.

Cedarville cadets beat out 17 schools from Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Ohio and Michigan on their way to national competition next April.

Six members of Anchorage, Alaska family have pursued bachelor's or master's degrees at Cedarville.

Missions is part of the DNA of Cedarville University. Dr. Matt Bennett, assistant professor of missions and theology, explores three key reasons why missions is so important to Cedarville.

34th annual Campus Bible Fellowship Thanksgiving celebration will be held November 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the Fairborn Senior Center.

At Cedarville University, students are strongly encouraged to serve on a short-term missions team before they graduate, taking the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the ends of the earth.

SangYo Kim served with South Korean counter-terrorism team and trained with U.S. Marines.

AYO partnering with Patriots of Valor to collect items for homeless veterans in New Jersey.

Cedarville students can intern in all areas of the hospital, from nursing to the front desk to marketing, business, and public relations.