Cedarville University’s Military Service Organization (MSO) had a busy first year with high hopes for 2018.

Eight Cedarville University nursing students will take part in Nursing Day at the Statehouse March 14 and perform blood pressure screenings for state representatives.

Cedarville students Sam Quattrone and Katie Carmichael recently won a military wedding giveaway with a little help from the Cedarville University family.

"All Pro Dad" author Mark Merrill will speak in chapel on March 13.

Professor Dan DeWitt meets with students, faculty, and staff on a weekly basis to discuss apologetics over coffee.

Three Cedarville academic programs collaborated to produce a wooden electric bicycle that will be featured on “The American Woodshop” on March 24, 2018.

Myriam Shaw Ojeda has been recognized as one of the nation's top up-and-coming pharmacy leaders by APhA-ASP.

CU's One Campus Leadership Scholarship supports minority students and students who possess first-hand experience with diversity.

Cedarville management major Joseph Cross has started a new business to support business-oriented mission work and bridge a cultural divide in the U.S.

Global outreach emphasis on missions creates largest number of spring break missions participants in Cedarville history.

Beginning March 2, 42 Pharm.D. students will participate in 13 different mission trips.

Cedarville's School of Pharmacy sends 100% of its students into cross-cultural missions experiences during their time in the program.