Cedarville’s EMS team was the first collegiate emergency medical service in the nation, and is still on mission, even in the midst of COVID.

Yellow Jackets men's head basketball coach Pat Estepp is learning to enjoy the blessings of the Lord day by day.

Cedarville University’s seven-year partnership with the Dayton Life Enrichment Center (LEC) has a new look in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Generous donors will match Giving Day donations to increase the impact on scholarships and programming.

During this Thanksgiving week, one thing is very clear: Derrick Green is thankful for biblical community.

Aidan Graef, Madeline Chairvolotti, and Aaron Campbell (L-R), all junior computer science majors specializing in cyber operations, have been awarded scholarships that include full tuition, course fees, $1,500 toward a new laptop, and a $25,000 stipend.

Cedarville University’s Center for the Advancement of Cybersecurity led the research project, which was completed even with adjustments due to COVID-19.

Freshmen Jyun Yuan Klein, a nursing major from Lancaster, South Carolina, and Elizabeth Ezell, a pharmaceutical science major from Cumming, Georgia, are this year's scholarship winners.

Dixon Ministry Center in the Jeremiah Chapel is the location for this free event, which is open to the public and follows COVID protocols.

When Hannah Oaisa completed high school in spring 2019, she had her eyes set on attending college as many young graduates do. However, not many students have had to travel as far as she has to follow God's plan.

During this Thanksgiving season, students at Cedarville University are thankful for a rather strange experience: quarantine and isolation due to COVID-19.

Just 12 days after this podcast was recorded, Dr. Michael Firmin, Distinguished Professor of Psychology, passed away suddenly from a heart attack on October 27 and went to be with the Lord.