An increasing number of Cedarville students have chosen to go the extra thousand miles to pursue internships abroad.

Since 2002, the SBA has offered a practical and profitable way for students to apply their classroom learning while also giving back: the Integrated Business Core.

The Milner Business Administration Building has served Cedarville well, but a new home for the School of Business Administration is on the horizon, the Lorne C. Scharnberg Business Center. This expanded and innovative space will help Cedarville train and inspire Christian business professionals for the 21st-century marketplace.

School of Pharmacy also named best in the Midwest for post-graduate year 1 residency placement.

Cedarville’s accounting program has an outstanding record of preparing students for career success. For many years, Cedarville students have achieved a 100% pass rate on the Certified Public Accountant examination. This Q&A with Cedarville accounting professors explores how Cedarville has performed so well.

The Lean Process Management class gives students the opportunity to look at a company’s processes to evaluate waste in terms of time, material, or movement, with the goal of helping that company work more efficiently and profitably.

We desire to develop a generation of entrepreneurial-minded business leaders using their gifts to promote human flourishing with creativity and enthusiasm. These business leaders will influence people that may never visit a church. They have a unique opportunity to stand for the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ.

Jim Leightenheimer founded Resound Radio, which celebrates its 30th anniversary on April 5.

Infectious disease experts offer practical ways we can all help to flatten the curve.

Founder of ProLifeDoc.org will be on campus Wednesday.

Infectious disease experts, a licensed clinical counselor, and student learning professionals will be featured during weekly online Town Hall events on Facebook and Cedarville's COVID-19 blog.

Cedarville University President Dr. Thomas White announced this morning the university will teach online for the remainder of the semester.