Saving its best performance for the National Christian College Forensic Association’s national tournament secured a national championship for Cedarville University.

Connie Jenkins wears many hats — devoted follower of Christ, champion of women’s ministry, wife, mother, philanthropist, deer hunter, and trustee at Cedarville University. But above all, she is a woman on a mission to make a lasting impact for God’s Kingdom.

Student ministry leaders from Ohio and neighboring states are invited to gather on March 20 for Cedarville University’s third annual Student Ministry Roundtable.

Dr. Arthur Laffer, a renowned economist known as the “father of supply-side economics,” will speak at Cedarville University on Tuesday, March 18. His presentation will focus on the impact of tax policy and his well-known theory, the Laffer Curve.

The future is shaped by the past, and for Mary Madigan, a Cedarville University student, that couldn’t be more true. Madigan has her sights set on a career in archaeology, combining her passion for history and humanity.

Home is where the heart is, and while Dr. Beth Cappelletti now lives in Ohio, Asia will always be her second home.

Going from late-night hospital shifts in California to a medical mission in Costa Rica, three Cedarville University nursing graduates are taking their passion for health care across borders.

Words have power — power to inform, inspire, and glorify God. For three Cedarville University students and alumni, the journey into journalism and public relations has been about more than just telling stories. It’s about writing with excellence, integrity, and purpose for God’s glory.

Susan Troth, associate professor of worship at Cedarville University, will have the opportunity to address dignitaries from around the world at the 69th session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW).

Cedarville University is striking a chord with worship communities through Cedarville Worship Publishing, a new initiative designed to publish student songwriters’ original worship music for churches, chapels, and ministries everywhere.

As artificial intelligence (AI) promises to transform higher education, professors are wrestling with the best ways to integrate the technology into their classrooms while ethically navigating how the advanced technology helps or hinders their students’ learning.

Cedarville University has been awarded a grant from the National Security Agency (NSA) to host the GenCyber cybersecurity camp this summer, June 23-27. Designed for rising high school seniors, the camp aims to ignite and sustain interest in cybersecurity, a field critical to national security and economic stability. Applications are open until March 1.