The teaching pharmacy of the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy received its first shipment of the COVID-19 vaccine and began vaccinating teachers on Monday.

Rachel Hartley, a 2015 B.S.N. and 2020 M.S.N. alumna, began in Virginia, sailed to New York, raised the mainsail again for Connecticut, flew to the Virgin Islands, came back to Ohio, and now is in Los Angeles till the end of March.

Cedarville’s First Destination Knowledge Rate shows that 96.9% of Cedarville’s 2020 graduates were employed or attending graduate school six to eight months after graduation.

Dr. Murray Murdoch has been a steady and consistent voice for the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ at Cedarville for 55 years. For him, worldview is everything.

Cedarville University’s Department of Music and Worship is hosting its ninth annual songwriting contest open to all Cedarville undergraduate students.

Cedarville University will hold its spring career fair on Wednesday, Feb. 17, from 10 a.m. to 2:20 p.m, followed by a nursing career fair from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Both fairs will be held virtually through an online platform called Handshake.

When Kelsey Laing, senior women’s ministry leader, went home for quarantine back in March, she went beyond social media and texting to stay in contact with friends by writing them letters. She turned that effort into a ministry for the school year.

Christian elementary and secondary teachers with ACSI will be able on March 1 to earn continuing education units (CEUs) using videos from the university’s popular Old Testament (OT) Literature class.

Don Callan, Cedarville University’s legendary basketball coach, has had a remarkable and, sometimes, unexpected life. But even at age 88, Coach is still inspired by the Lord to serve.

With a lifetime of car restoration under his belt, Professor Jay Kinsinger and his students are taking on the ultimate challenge: building a competitive and diversely functional race car for under $2,000.

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.