Eight Cedarville University graduates are providing the greater Columbus region with uplifting and encouraging programming.

For decades, Cedarville University’s Global Outreach (GO) conference has brought in speakers with a passion for missions.

Cedarville University wants to thank its community for going above and beyond, raising $480,185.22 during its Giving Tuesday initiative on November 29.

Even as an Air Force pilot during the Vietnam War, Daniel Kinniburgh always kept a calm demeanor and rigid faith.

It was 1964, and Tom was minding his own business in a store in Xenia, Ohio.

For people who are battling Parkinson’s disease, how can they — and their care partners--effectively walk through this difficult journey?

In just three years since graduating from Cedarville University’s School of School of Pharmacy, Dr. Kofi Amoah has fully devoted himself to community health and safety.

He served at Cedarville for 42 years.

In years past, pharmacist work centered primarily on medications. Recently, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, however, patient needs have provided opportunities for pharmacists to offer direct patient care.

For many college students, projects simply fulfill a grade. But for five communication students at Cedarville University, they are using their senior capstone project to serve their local community by identifying and solving communication issues within a nonprofit organization in Dayton.

Emma Haylett, a sophomore worship major with a songwriting minor at Cedarville University, has endless opportunities as she pursues her passions.

In today’s culture, we are led to believe that “bigger is better.” Is that the reality when it comes to how pharmacies serve the general public?