Alumnus is One of First COVID-19 Plasma Donors
2001 criminal justice graduate and 2020 Master of Ministry graduate Steve Norris recovered from the novel coronavirus and donated plasma to help others.
Senior Celebration Honors Largest Graduating Class
There were 826 undergraduate and graduate students earning 832 bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees during the special online celebration. Commencement will still be held Homecoming Weekend, October 2-3, with full regalia.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Professor Connects Pharmacy and Family
Dr. Justin Cole grew up in an extended family of pharmacists and loves to serve families.
Education Majors Ahead of the COVID-19 Learning Curve
Students pair up with online educators to learn how to teach in the virtual classroom.
COVID-19 Sparks Special Celebration to Honor the Class of 2020
The senior class will be recognized with May 2 online event at 10 a.m. and other special observances.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Career Coach Helps Students With God's Game Plan
Jeff Reep, director of the Career Services Office, was a college basketball coach for 22 years.
Aerosol Box Protects Health Care Workers from COVID-19
2009 Cedarville alumnus Stephen Smith has developed an easy-to-assemble shield for medical staff treating sick patients.
COVID-19 Accelerates Bookstore Toward Online Sales
Cedarville bookstore now offering books, collectibles, Bibles and other merchandise online.
South Korea Residents Benefiting from Cedarville Pharmacy Graduate
Dr. Jinwon Byun, a 2017 Cedarville University alumna, is the first graduate from the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy to work internationally.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Engineering Student is a 3-D Servant
Sophomore Connor Heart is using the talents and passions God has given him to bring the love and light of Christ to others.
Frontline Heroes Keep Cedarville Going During Pandemic
Faithful staff work on campus to support and maintain the university during COVID-19.
Professional Pharmacy Students Serve on the Pandemic Frontlines
38 fourth-year students are serving clinical rotations during the COVID-19 crisis.