The Pitch is a Shark-Tank-style competition where students present their startup ideas to a panel of industry-expert judges, answer questions in front of a live audience, and vie for a chance to win up to $1,000 for their business.

Kary Oberbrunner, now Cedarville’s inaugural Berry Chair of Entrepreneurship, still keeps his initial rejection letter from the University.

Earl Seals knows his mission — a life pursuing Christ and using his resources for Gospel purposes.

The word entrepreneur means “bearer of risk." At some level, every Christ-follower bears risk, but it is always in the context of our faith in a sovereign God.

Learning from failure and continually seeking to improve reflects our spiritual journey and sanctification, our constant striving to be more like our God.

Students in the Professional Aspects of Songwriting class are heading to Music City, where they’ll gain firsthand insights from industry professionals and deepen their understanding of Nashville's vibrant music scene.

Time marches on, but important moments in history permanently mark the landscape where they occur. For 30 Cedarville University students who traveled in the Deep South on the Civil Rights Tour from October 16–20, they felt the emotional echos of the past as they visited the sites of America’s battle for civil rights.

Each year, hundreds of thousands of shoeboxes are packed through Operation Christmas Child, an international campaign that brings joy through gifts to children. Cedarville University’s student-athletes believe strongly in this mission.

Dr. Warren Wiersbe’s legacy continues to inspire, even five years after his passing, with the release of his last work, “Becoming New: A 100 Day Journey of Transformation through God’s Word.”

In a unique deviation from the academic norm, Professor Lindsey Howell’s accounting class at Cedarville University will trade textbooks for Monopoly boards, turning their review for the final exam into a spirited financial game day.

Whether on the gridiron or on the pitch, it was a summer of football for the Master of Athletic Training (MAT) students at Cedarville University. Six aspiring athletic trainers were in the facilities of NCAA Division I schools or on the sidelines with major league teams.

Cedarville University’s athletic training students will put their excellence on display by competing against other Ohio athletic training students in the Ohio Athletic Trainers’ Association’s (OATA) annual symposium and quiz bowl.