This week’s podcast guest, Jason Grahame, is leading Cedarville's new physician assistant program. His wife, Charity, and he have discovered the Lord’s timing and provision are always trustworthy.

The Center for Pharmacy Innovation is sporting a new look and new technology.

2013 Cedarville alumnus Phil Kochsmeier, the owner of Maple Street Woodworking, built the tables for the new Chick-fil-A from Cedarville Hardware floorboards and joists.

The prayer service for racial unity will be August 18 at 10 a.m. around Cedar Lake and will be livestreamed on Cedarville’s Facebook page and at cedarville.edu/chapellive.

Dick Blanc, director of Cedarville's Beyond Startup Accelerator, was also a guest on the Faith Driven Investor podcast.

The university welcomed approximately 900 first-time freshmen students to campus during Getting Started Weekend.

For Susan Plemons, assistant professor of worship, Psalm 119:50 has taken on a very personal meaning.

Hayley Penrose's internship with the Clark County Combined Health District quickly transformed due to COVID-19.

The dedication of the new facility will take place at 2 p.m. on the Saturday of Getting Started Weekend.

For the past several months, Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy Center for Pharmacy Innovation (CPI) has been conducting research for CAHV Holdings, a startup wellness company in West Chester, Ohio.

Dr. Zach Jenkins, associate professor of pharmacy practice, has become a calming voice of accurate information for people across the country.

Cedarville University professors Dr. Jeremy Kimble, associate professor of theology, and Dr. Ched Spellman, associate professor of biblical and theological studies, have authored a new textbook, “Invitation to Biblical Theology.”