Professors Warn Students of Dangers in Sports Betting
Major League Baseball’s World Series is just around the corner, but for many fans, the biggest game isn’t on the field — it’s on betting apps. Two Cedarville University professors say the booming industry carries serious risks.
Low-Cost Emissions Tracking Helps Shipping Industry Go Green
Mark Kirby, a two-time Cedarville University graduate, is pioneering affordable innovations that could reshape how the shipping industry measures and manages its environmental impact.
Bridging Leadership and Compassion on the Border
Deputy Patrol Agent in Charge Jerami C., who earned a degree in management from Cedarville University, began his career with the Border Patrol in 2009. He oversees the operations of 280 agents in an effort to secure the southern border while also ministering as a chaplain within the agency.
Cedarville Grads Focus on Security at Northern and Southern Borders
Jodi (Quint) Williams, a 2000 graduate of Cedarville University, is leading the effort to ensure the U.S. border in eastern Maine remains secure. Williams was recently selected as patrol agent in charge (PAIC) of the Houlton Border Patrol Station.
Stronger Together: Brotherhood on the Soccer Field
In the Middle East, soccer is life. With only a ball and their shoes to mark a goal, children play in the streets every day. That’s how Daniel and Matthew Leo grew up.
Safe Water Nonprofit Saves Lives Around the World
Dr. Peter Savard, a 1990 graduate, founder of GWC Projects (Global Water Consortium) and former adjunct professor of nursing at Cedarville University, is focused on providing healthy, clean water worldwide.
The Unseen Sibling: Living With Glass Child Syndrome
Rebecca Robinson faced an invisible burden as the younger sibling of a sister with special needs. She often felt the pressure to be “the easy one" — she learned not to complain, not to need too much, and not to add stress to her already overwhelmed parents. This quiet phenomenon, known as Glass Child Syndrome, left Rebecca feeling transparent.
Fighting Metastatic Breast Cancer, One Gene at a Time
Metastatic breast cancer remains one of the most devastating forms of cancer, claiming the lives of more than 42,000 people in the United States each year. At Cedarville University, Matthew Lacey, a senior molecular biology major, spent his summer contributing to cutting-edge research.
Old Hymn, New Sound, Timeless Impact
What happens when a 500-year-old hymn meets a modern worship band? For one reimagined classic — A Mighty Fortress— the result is nearly 1 million YouTube views and a powerful reminder that old songs can still move hearts.
New Faculty, $205.8 Million Campaign Highlights of Trustee Meetings
The results of the most comprehensive fundraising campaign in Cedarville University’s 138-year history, One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville, was featured during the university’s fall meeting of the Board of Trustees and homecoming activities held October 3-4.
Pharmacy Students Find Financial Freedom Through Scholarships and Employer Partnerships
Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy equips students with academic and clinical excellence and provides students with practical strategies to minimize educational debt.
Walking Where History Bled: Civil War Lessons for a Modern America
Dr. Kevin Sims believes that history repeats itself, and he is preparing his students to learn from the past. Taking them to battlefield sites from the Civil War is the next step in their educational process.