Jeff Beste, Director of Strategic Relations, didn’t even want to go to Cedarville. He was thinking about a different campus experience. But his mom and dad gave Jeff a compelling option.

Cedarville University’s theatre department will present “All My Sons,” opening on October 1 in the DeVries Theatre in the Stevens Student Center. The play will run through October 11.

Collaborative effort making sure quarantined and isolated students receive breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and prayers and encouragement.

Noah Ayers, a junior worship major, released "Open Arms" on May 15.

Senior Leah Anderton contributed research and was named a co-author of a scholarly paper.

From her years spent with grandparents hearing hymns to a thought-provoking philosophy class in college to the witness of Cedarville athletes, Dean of Undergraduate Studies Pam Johnson had many benchmarks on her path to Jesus.

This year’s conference will discuss how pharmacists are serving more and more in primary care provider roles.

The largest college career fair in Greene County will be held virtually this year on Wednesday, Sept. 30, from 10 a.m. until 3:30 p.m.

Alayna Ackley’s “Encore” workout game earned first prize of $1,000.

Rachel Hartley, a 2015 nursing alumna, and her husband, Taylor, have built their lives for God-ordained sailing as they hear His call.

Students can apply to Cedarville without an application fee through November 1.

The team is responsible for developing diversity-related events and formulating policy recommendations to promote diversity.