To combat student loneliness, Cedarville University students launched CU Outings, an outdoor adventure club that fosters community and mental wellness through shared experiences like hiking, rock climbing and backpacking, supported by campus resources and expert insight.

Cedarville University’s new online IT management program ranked No. 7 nationally by Cybersecurity Guide, the highest in Ohio. The ranking affirms the program’s academic strength, affordability and commitment to biblical, ethical tech education.

Cedarville alumni Brooks Dibble and Emily Bader created Blackstone Blocks, a modular terrain system for tabletop games, blending creative design with purpose. Their Columbus-based startup merges engineering, art and faith to enhance gameplay and connect with the gaming community.

Christian Home Educators of Ohio and Cedarville University will host a free Jan. 15 livestream to help homeschool families explore College Credit Plus dual enrollment opportunities and learn how students can earn tuition-free college credit.

Bill Bolthouse’s journey from Michigan muck fields to leading America’s top carrot producer reveals a life shaped by integrity, faith, and purpose—using business as a mission field to impact people, education, and eternity.

Cedarville alumnus Chad Winder and Citizen Way’s Ben Calhoun are creating a worship album that blends classic hymns with biblical truth. Their goal: to restore authenticity to Christian music by focusing on theology over trends.

ACSI and Cedarville University have partnered to launch an Alternative Certification Track, offering biblically integrated coursework to help nontraditional educators earn ACSI certification and thrive in Christian classrooms across the globe.

Lucy Malmberg, co-founder of Wedgewood Pharmacy, donated $1 million to Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy. Her life story—from hidden newborn to pharmacy leader—inspires future Christian pharmacists through scholarships, mission support, and Christ-centered mentorship.

Paul “Hembo” Hembekides went from setting records on the baseball field to shaping conversations at ESPN. With a foundation of faith, discipline, and persistence, he turned a love for sports into a purposeful and impactful career in media.

Cedarville University’s 2026 GO Conference equips students for mission-driven lives through chapel services, seminars, and panels, emphasizing church planting and global outreach as key strategies in fulfilling the Great Commission.

Cedarville civil engineering professor Dr. Hema Jayaseelan is transforming bridge safety through real-time data modeling. Her award-winning research is helping DOTs predict pre-stress losses more accurately and may soon inform national infrastructure design standards.

Cedarville University’s “Painters and Paintings” exhibit highlights student-created artworks in a digital age, encouraging viewers to connect with the human stories and techniques behind each piece while reflecting on art’s role amid rising AI-generated imagery.