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The Health Sciences High Fidelity Simulation Center is getting an upgrade this summer to enable greater health care program collaboration within the university.

Mikayla Morris, a first-year professional pharmacy, and Rebekah Porter, an incoming freshman electrical engineering student, were both recently awarded the Horizons STEM Scholarship by the Greater Ohio Valley chapter of Women in Defense (WID).

Next Monday, June 21, 2018 alumnus Daniel Michalski will compete at the U.S. Olympic Team steeplechase prelims for a chance to represent the Red, White, and Blue in Tokyo this summer.

The four-day competition, held at Champion Lake in Springfield June 8-12, featured boats from nine U.S.-based colleges and universities. Cedarville has won the competition in 12 of the 27 years.

James Barber, a 2021 Cedarville University graduate in accounting, has been changed in the way he views leadership by the servant-leader example of Christ.

Cedarville University students involved with a middle school ministry of the Miami Valley Women's Center found new ways to connect with students this school year but are looking forward to a hoped-for return to normal this fall.

Cedarville University's Master of Ministry program is known for its academic rigor and preparation for ministry opportunities. And, now, Intelligent.com has named Cedarville’s Master of Ministry program the “Best for Real-World Experience.”

Cedarville 2017 alumna Christina Kirkpatrick Gay will begin a yearlong clerkship in July with Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court John Roberts.

This week on the Cedarville Stories podcast, we revisit the powerful story of Dr. Angie Mickle who withstood a tsunami of trials that rocked her faith but instead of sinking in sand, her faith stayed strong on The Rock.

Cedarville University’s College Now, a dual enrollment program designed for high school students, has seen record enrollment in each of the past three semesters.

Bringing political concerns and the Christian’s response under the authority of Scripture, Duerr contends that a biblical worldview should change how one approaches politics and government.

Jackson Bishop, a 2021 computer science graduate from �㽶ֱ��lay, Ohio, developed a high-tech tour app that will be used at Cedarville University to help users explore what their reality at Cedarville might look like.