A teaching tool called Kidblog is giving students the opportunity to help elementary-age writers remotely.

Dr. Mark Gathany plans to partner with Water for Good in spring 2021 as they develop plans to expand the water system project.

Cedarville University will host a livestreamed town hall discussing the COVID-19 vaccines on February 9 at 3 p.m. EST. Tune in through Cedarville’s Facebook page or the university’s website.

Jim Stevenson, director of the International Center for Creativity, has a soaring, singing, creative soul, which finds its rest and direction in the One who has gifted him in such amazing ways.

“Four Comic One-Act Plays” by Anton Chekhov will open Thursday, Feb. 4 and close Sunday, Feb. 14. Tickets can be purchased at the Stevens Student Center ticket office. COVID-19 protocols will be observed.

The Berry Family, Charles D. Berry, John and Shirley Berry, and the Elizabeth Gray Fund, announced its grant award to aid in the construction of the Lorne C. Scharnberg Business Center and establish the Berry Center for Free Enterprise.

At its January 22 meeting, the Cedarville University board of trustees approved the 2021-22 budget, faculty tenure, and promotions, and announced a $1 million gift from the Berry Family Foundation.

There were lots of blessings for School of Pharmacy alumnus Julia Gardner in 2015 — a new marriage and the promise of a rewarding career. But her hopes for the future were paused by a cancer diagnosis.

Watch the livestream beginning at 6 p.m. Saturday by clicking on the inset photo or the link inside the story.

It was a whirlwind year for Dr. Kofi Amoah, who graduated in May 2019 and began work on a groundbreaking COVID-19 vaccine in March 2020.

The pre-M.Div. minor will be available this fall for professional undergraduate majors seeking to add a Master of Divinity degree.

A classwide interest in how Christian universities communicate with and serve international student populations inspired the research.