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Now in his second season, Cedarville basketball coach Rob Jones is building a program defined by grit, faith, and mentorship. From Missouri street ball to NCAA coaching, his journey reflects a calling to develop players on and off the court.

When nearly 200 nations gathered in November to discuss the planet’s future, two Cedarville University students joined the conversation as voices of faith.

Cedarville University will host nearly 2,600 elementary students for its annual Elementary School Day basketball game on Dec. 1, offering free admission, interactive activities and a high-energy campus experience that introduces young learners to college life.

Dr. Austin Jaquith and Dr. Steven Winteregg debuted new symphonies with the Dayton Philharmonic, exploring themes from Mahler and Dante. Jaquith’s work aims to capture life’s complexity in sound.

Cedarville University civil engineering students are partnering with village leaders to improve infrastructure and community life. Their senior capstone projects are fostering connection, revitalizing the town and serving as a model for town-gown collaboration.

Cedarville students bring hope to local nursing home residents through weekly visits, crafts, hymns and prayer — combating loneliness with compassion.

With federal indictments shaking pro leagues and the NCAA halting a betting proposal, two Cedarville professors are calling for national gambling reform — warning that online sports betting poses rising risks for students, athletes and the integrity of sports.

Aaron Welty’s journey blends imagination, perseverance, faith, and service. Born with cerebral palsy, he pursued public leadership, served in Washington, and now mentors others through the stories and experiences that shaped his calling.

Dr. Megan Brown, associate professor of education at Cedarville University, is working to increase awareness and support for children and families affected by autism. From Sept. 2-5, 2025, she traveled to El Salvador with Joni and Friends, a ministry that serves people with disabilities.

A new generation of Cedarville University students is integrating faith and science to shape the future of environmental policy and stewardship through hands-on research at the Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies.

Bill Montgomery, president and CEO of The River Radio in Columbus, models mentorship and servant leadership in the lives of his employees at the leading Christian radio station in Ohio and his students at Cedarville University.

Living in a foreign country might sound like an unrealistic dream for many, but for eight Cedarville University seniors, it’s the reality of their final semester. The students will complete their education degree while student teaching in international classrooms from Nepal to the Dominican Republic.