As the U.S. Supreme Court considers a Mississippi ruling with extensive implications for abortion rights, Cedarville University seeks to add a biblical perspective with the series, “Beyond Roe v. Wade?” beginning March 22.

Senior Kurtis Gould worked with his favorite NFL team, the Cincinnati Bengals, as an athletic training intern. Kurtis was living the dream. But this young man, grounded in his faith, was experiencing something greater still — being a living testimony.

Outside journal publication has come to determine which students will receive top marks in Creative Nonfiction, a workshop course central to Cedarville University’s creative writing minor.

Psalm 106:3 is a verse that Steve Meacham, associate professor of criminal justice, often recites to himself: "Blessed are those who act justly, who constantly do what is right."

Cam Davis, associate professor of visual communication design, has been teaching at Cedarville for almost four years, and his passion is equipping his students with both practical skills and biblical wisdom they need in their future careers.

The Clark quadruplets have been together their whole lives . . . until last August. Even amid the rush of change that has encompassed their lives over the last year, they stay grounded in their faith and connected to one another and their parents.

In a world where we heavily rely on computers in our daily lives, good hackers like 2006 alumnus Ben Sprague are needed to fix vulnerabilities before they’re used for harm.

Dr. Emmanuel Ayanjoke, the pain management and palliative care fellow in the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy, will serve as a keynote speaker for the annual meeting of the American Pharmacists Association (APhA).

After a high school trip to Romania, Leah Harper decided she wanted to serve in that country as a social worker. Now, less than one year into her role of serving people in Romania, she is serving Ukrainian refugees.

ND Nguyen, a second-year pharmacy student from Vietnam, will lead a medical mission trip for Cedarville University Global Outreach to serve the refugee population in Clarkston, Georgia, during spring break 2022.

Marissa Conrad has embraced all that life has to offer, including playing football, rock climbing, and skiing. Nothing has held her back. Including the fact she had no hands to grip the ski poles or cradle the ball.

Students across campus are scattering to the four winds for spring break. Some are heading home, others taking a fun vacation trip, and a few have maybe the most unique plan of all - they're springing into missions.