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Cedarville pharmacy student Thurein Zan coauthored international research urging dermatology and mental-health collaboration to treat artefactual skin disorder, highlighting diagnostic challenges, psychiatric links and multidisciplinary therapies.

After a routine workout on Dec. 1, 2025, Cedarville alum Carlos Hidalgo suffered a hemorrhagic stroke. He recalls peace, prayers and gospel conversations with medical staff. Now recovering, he’s living with “biblical urgency.”

������ cyber operations students placed third in the National Cyber League last fall as AI-driven attacks intensify and cybersecurity jobs go unfilled. Two students earned perfect scores, and the team will compete again in April 2026.

Dr. Will Smallwood highlights ���Ĺ���’s record $205.8 million campaign, sharing how scholarships, facilities, and ministry opportunities are transforming campus life, while a bold vision for the future adds an unexpected and memorable twist.

Cedarville grads Eric and Kara Gilmore founded Immerse Arkansas in Little Rock to support foster and at-risk teens with meals, mentoring, job and housing help, building steady relationships and pathways to lasting independence.

Randall Wenger, a nationally recognized constitutional attorney and religious liberty advocate, will visit ���Ĺ��� Tuesday, Sept. 23, at 7 p.m. to deliver a lecture titled “Why Is Religious Liberty Important?”

“In Pursuit of Moral Political Leadership,” a new book by the history and government faculty of ���Ĺ���, offers a collection of 11 case studies analyzing notable political leaders through a biblical lens.

From Cedarville to the Indianapolis Colts and now the University of Kansas Jayhawks, Kyler Conn’s journey is one stitched together by purpose, perseverance, and a deep-rooted faith.

Three months ago, ������ alumnus, coach and athletic trainer Ryan Rager knew little about bobsledding. Now, he is competing to be a part of the 2026 USA Bobsledding team for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy.

Dove Award-winning singer-songwriter Matt Papa will perform at ���Ĺ��� on Friday, Sept. 5, in the Dixon Ministry Center’s Jeremiah Chapel.

In a world saturated with secular news sources, Christians often struggle to find reporting that aligns with a biblical worldview. That’s where Answers News and Dr. Georgia Purdom come in.

There’s something special about the bond between twins — but Ari and Julie Tompkins take it to a whole new level. This week, the small-town sisters from Mogadore, Ohio, began their 1000 Days™ at ���Ĺ���, walking into college hand-in-hand — just like they’ve done with most things in life.