Cedarville University’s Student College of Clinical Pharmacy (SCCP) chapter will lead an interactive pharmacy learning experience for more than 40 third-grade students from Cedar Cliff Elementary on Friday, April 11, in the Pharmacy Practice Lab at the university’s Health Sciences Center (HSC).

Fifty years ago, a banner reading “Hallelujah! Accreditation” draped across Alford Auditorium, signaling a historic moment for Cedarville University. On April 9, 1975, the university (then Cedarville College) was granted regional accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.

The intersection of faith and literature was the focal point of the recent Conference on Christianity and Literature, where Cedarville University students and faculty presented their scholarly work.

The women studying cybersecurity, Information Tech Management, Cyber Operations, and Computer Science at Cedarville University are seeking to foster community and encourage one another to succeed in these male-dominated fields.

As the demand for cybersecurity professionals soars, Cedarville University is launching a new student-led initiative to equip future cyber experts with technical and leadership skills.

Imagine being the youngest face in the room as you try to find your footing among seasoned legislators. That is the struggle Ty Mathews, one of the youngest legislators at the Ohio Statehouse, has had to face as he follows his faith in Jesus and forges a clear path for his constituents in the 83rd District.

To say God is incomprehensible means that human minds can never fully know Him. While people can know things about God and have a relationship with Him, His nature is difficult for the human mind to grasp. This concept is what has driven Dr. Ronni Kurtz to publish his book, “Light Unapproachable."

Isabella Agnello's passion for storytelling led her to an internship with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, where she used social media to share faith-driven stories.

On select Saturdays, Cedarville University students set aside their packed schedules for something deeper — intentional conversations about faith, leadership and discipleship.

Cedarville University will begin construction of the $35 million Bolthouse Academic Center in May 2025, marking the final building in its $175 million campaign, One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville.

Patrol Agent in Charge Jodi Williams and Deputy Patrol Agent in Charge Jerami Cheatwood's roles with the United States Border Patrol are more than a job; they’re a calling.

Imagine if the bricks around Cedarville’s campus could speak. Imagine the life transformations they have witnessed.