A successful launch of their full-scale rocket on April 3 earned them the right to compete on April 22-23 at the Marshall Space Flight Center.

The tests will take place on April 8 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the first-floor clinic in the Health Sciences Center (HSC)

Some of Abigail Rist’s closest friends and loved ones are in the middle of a war zone. And she’s begging you: Don’t stop praying.

Courses begin May 9 with an online component, with in-person classes June 13-17 and June 20-24. Registration is open until May 2. Sign up at cedarville.edu/defendinglife.

Cedarville leaders are always on the lookout to grow the University’s academic footprint with the latest in-demand programs to train students to become cutting-edge leaders in emerging career fields.

Cedarville's motivation for pursuing quality and excellence in everything comes from a different source than other institutions of higher learning. Our motivation flows from our deep faith.

Cedarville's programs and students are regularly recognized for excellence, and external verifications like those from the National Security Agency for our cyber program confirm the excellence our students exemplify and experience every day.

Our School of Engineering and Computer Science is one example of high expectations saturating every major, from class projects to labs, competition teams, and senior design.

From the cadaver lab to the Torah scroll to the Trading Room in the School of Business, top-tier educational assets are equipping Cedarville students for career job placements and high-profile postgraduate opportunities.

Five computer science students, along with Dr. Seth Hamman, associate professor of cyber operations and computer science, made the trip to south Florida for Hack the Port 22, a prestigious conference of cyber professionals, academics, and students.

"The Beams Are Creaking” will run from March 31-April 2 and April 7-10. Tickets are available at cedarvilletickets.universitytickets.com or by visiting the university information desk in the Stevens Student Center.

Guest conductor Peter Stafford Wilson of the Springfield Symphony Orchestra will join the university orchestra, faculty solo artists, and more than 100 choir members for the event.