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������ senior Jenna Stout won first place Feb. 6 at The Pitch for BrightPond Designs, earning $1,000. Her hands-on fraction visualization tools help middle school students and teachers make abstract concepts tangible through tactile learning.

���Ĺ��� debuts “Horizons of Gold,” a musical set in the Dust Bowl era and inspired by the book of Ruth. The production explores grief, hope and redemption through powerful music and storytelling.

������ earned national honors for social media excellence, ranking No. 1 among NCAA Division II schools. Engagement-driven content showcasing campus life and biblical values helped the university connect with Gen Z students.

Cedarville launched online undergrad programs in 2025 (accounting, communication, finance, IT management, management). Strong enrollment is fueling expansion into fully online, biblically integrated degrees in psychology, education and Bible starting fall 2026.

New personal branding course at ������ helps students define values, communicate strengths and build professional visibility. Taught by business and communication faculty, the course prepares graduates to stand out in the job market.

���Ĺ��� hosted the Global Game Jam Jan. 30–Feb. 1, giving students 48 hours to build games from the theme “mask.” The noncompetitive event united coders, artists and musicians, strengthening teamwork skills for game development.

Dr. Jared Pincin rose from modest beginnings to become a Cedarville economics professor. Shaped by faith and personal experience, he now mentors students on wise living and warns against the spiritual risks of sports betting.

For nearly 40 years, Adventures in Odyssey has shared faith-based stories with families worldwide. ������ alumnus Rudy Haerr supports the long-running radio drama through behind-the-scenes audio production at Focus on the Family.

Three student ventures took top honors at ���Ĺ���’s Pitch competition Friday night after coaching and judging rounds. Winners included a middle school fraction-learning tool, affordable cybersecurity for churches and nonprofits, and a fast-fashion recycling concept.

���Ĺ���’s Board of Trustees approved strategic initiatives supporting long-term growth, including launching a seminary and expanding academic programs. Trustees also approved a new budget, faculty hires, promotions and measures to maintain affordability.

Lt. Col. Angelia Mickle, ������ nursing dean, received the Meritorious Service Medal for leading a GuardCare medical mission that delivered more than $600,000 in free community health care in Greene County, Ohio.

One year after the Potomac River crash, Grace Maxwell’s family, ���Ĺ���, and others honor her life and legacy — a young woman of deep faith whose words and witness continue to inspire hope through grief.