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Christmas and Cedarville alumna Donna VanLiere are virtually synonymous. As a New York Times and USA Today bestseller, many of Donna's novels are set during the Christmas season. Six of her books have made the transition to television, including The Christmas Shoes and The Christmas Blessing.

The mysteries of the spiritual realm often remain unanswered, but one Cedarville University professor dedicates time to answering questions concerning the intriguing topic of angels and demons.

Sisters and Cedarville University students Bryn, Reyna and Erin Golson are far from South Africa, where they were raised by missionary parents. Their journey to Ohio has been marked by a blend of faith, family and community support, culminating in a redefined understanding of home.

When Justin and Cheryl Martens decided to start caring for children in Florida’s foster care system, they never imagined how it would transform the children’s lives — or their own lives. During a six-year period, the Martens fostered 23 children and adopted one of them as part of their own family. This adoption eventually opened the door to a unique relationship with the child’s biological parents.

The Christmas season is a time for giving and Dr. Gary Hoag inspires generosity even more than the big guy in a red suit!

Dr. Jeremy Kimble, professor of theology at Cedarville University, has developed The Synergy Initiative, a program dedicated to helping Cedarville students, of any major, do their part in church planting and ministry while determining their paths after the whirlwind of graduation has faded.

Matthew T. Martens, a 1993 Cedarville accounting graduate and current defense lawyer with WilmerHale, was named one of the “Enforcement Elite” by Securities Docket.

A baby shower for a birthing manikin is a unique event, but the Cedarville University School of Nursing used this creative opportunity to support New Path Pregnancy Resource Center.

A shared mission and location are responsible for a growing relationship between Cedarville University and Answers in Genesis(AiG). These two unapologetically Christian organizations, located less than 100 miles apart, share the common goal of upholding Scripture’s authority.

Faith-based medical institutions have long been a cornerstone of healthcare in the United States. These institutions have a rich legacy of integrating spiritual care with medical expertise, serving communities by promoting holistic health that addresses physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.

The National Centers of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity, managed by the National Security Administration, provides a designation in Cyber Operations that is held by only 22 universities in the United States. Cedarville University, a private Christian university in Ohio, stands among the many prestigious institutions on that list.

In a world where courtroom battles seem to leave little room for faith, Cedarville University mock trial team members are honing their legal skills and proving Christian principles and legal excellence can go hand-in-hand. Cedarville’s mock trial team members learn how to meld their Christian faith with the skills of a successful trial lawyer.