The first conference of the Association of Christians in Health and Human Services (ACHHS) was held this fall. The organization was co-founded by Dr. Michael Sherr, chair of Cedarville University's social work department.

Can frogs help scientists better understand how to delay nerve degeneration? Three professors from Cedarville University’s school of pharmacy and department of science and mathematics are coming together to try to answer that question.

School of Pharmacy professors wanted to test how useful a public ultraviolet sanitizing station would be for the general public.

Jeff and Criss have five sons, four of whom have served or are currently serving with the U.S. Armed Forces.

Dr. J. Murray Murdoch, distinguished professor of history and government, began his long and impactful career at Cedarville University in 1965.

On Friday, Cedarville’s campus activity board will transform Stevens Student Center, the Dixon Ministry Center Lobby, the Center for Biblical and Theological Studies, and Chick-fil-A into a winter wonderland.

Dr. Kevin Jones and Dr. Mark Owens will present their research based on the book of Colossians at the three-day Evangelical Theological Society Conference in Fort Worth, Texas, on November 18.

Starting next spring, students in Cedarville University’s school of allied health will have access to a new interactive device that will allow them to understand the human body in a digital way.

Cedarville students who are members of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) at Central State defeated the largest schools in the Midwest at the 7th Brigade Rangers Challenge.

Cedarville University professor Dr. Brenda Pahl has been working as part of a National Institutes of Health (NIH) program studying the opioid crisis.

The panel will be hosted by Dr. Seth Hamman, associate professor of cyber operations, with American Enterprise Institute scholar Klon Kitchen and Dr. Richard Harknett participating.

Last year on October 27, we lost a dedicated professor and dear friend, Dr. Michael Firmin, Distinguished Professor of Psychology. We remember him again through this podcast, recorded just 12 days before his passing.