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.

It is hard to imagine a time when our country has needed Christian higher education more than it does now.

The Bolthouse Academic Center at Cedarville University, and the classrooms that will fill it, will be a place where students are taught how to love God with all their minds.

From childhood MiaRose Hess has always had an entrepreneurial mindset dreaming of the day she had a business of her own. She never imagined, however, that a simple love for baking would turn into something much bigger — until she arrived at Cedarville University.

Last summer, a team of Cedarville engineering students traveled to Zimbabwe, applying their expertise to a two-year partnership aimed at improving water filtration to bring clean water and hope to the Karanda Mission Hospital.

Cedarville University’s online Master of Science in nursing (MSN) program has been ranked no. 2 nationally among evangelical Christian universities, according to U.S. News & World Report.

College credits are now available for students at Christian high schools in Ohio without leaving campus through Ohio’s College Credit Plus (CCP) program and Cedarville’s partnership with schools.