When Ligia Benitez started high school in Central America, she thought she had her life mapped out. What she never expected was a commitment to study abroad in the United States, which led her to Cedarville.

Cedarville alumna and best-selling author Donna VanLiere is a big fan of Christmas. But as much as she loves the holiday season, she loves to share with others that the first advent was just the beginning. Learn more on the Cedarville Stories Podcast.

Cedarville University alumnus Matt Dearden, now associate vice president for enrollment management at Cedarville, runs “the world’s premier root beer rating website” with his friends and fellow alums, Kevin Napp and Dave Stephens.

As the School of Education continues to shape future educators, it’s also pouring into current ones by supporting, encouraging, and inspiring teachers and school districts around Ohio and beyond.

In preschool, Marissa Conrad won awards for best handwriting in her class, which is more remarkable than you think since she has no hands. Now a sophomore at Cedarville University, Conrad has continued to push herself in every area of life.

Two students in Cedarville University’s Doctor of Pharmacy program were recently chosen for key leadership roles in the national pharmacy society Phi Lambda Sigma, also known as the Pharmacy Leadership Society.

In March 2020, Rachel Hartley, a 2015 B.S.N. and 2020 Master of Science in Nursing alumna, was serving as a preoperative surgical nurse in Lynchburg, Virginia.  Then everything changed.  Learn more on the Cedarville Stories Podcast.

When Julie Clark graduated from Cedarville University, she expected to be a teacher. Little did she know that her "students" would be learning how to create desserts and breakfast specialties through her family business food blog, Tastes of Lizzie T.

Arielle Wenig, a senior social work major, had Cedarville University on her radar for a very long time.

Emeritus senior professor of music Dr. Chuck Clevenger is known around Cedarville University for his 33 dedicated years of service and his exceptional instruction in piano and composition. But he is also an accomplished watercolorist.

Business students are selling a clothing line focused on reaching the one, selling merchandise off-campus, and donating all proceeds to One Bistro café in Xenia.

The Cedarville chapter of the Student National Pharmaceutical Association has been providing free healthcare screenings to customers at Dayton’s Gem City Market.