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First-ever Jog-A-Thon held at the ������ track aimed to raise funds and strengthen community ties by supporting the Cedarville Senior Center, a vital resource for local seniors.

������ pharmacy students Judah Brammer and Halley McClain took first place in the clinical skills competition at the Student National Pharmaceutical Association (SNPhA) Conference in March at Ohio State University.

While health care scholars are asking if religion can help reduce health care burnout, ���Ĺ���’s Dr. Michael Sherr, professor of social work, believes it can. Sherr, co-author of “Scriptures and Scrubs: A Christian Calling to Healthcare,” addresses in the book how a Christian health care worker can combat burnout by staying centered on biblical truths.

A team of ���Ĺ��� engineering students is gearing up to compete in one of the nation’s most innovative contests — racing electric-powered boats.

David and Pablo Molina, two first-year students at ������, moved from Cienfuegos, Cuba, to Columbus, Ohio, where they are helping reach Spanish-speaking people with the gospel. They are the first Cuban students to attend Cedarville, and it is fitting that they are doing so while serving as missionaries.

Overcoming the cultural divide for international college students is the focus of a social media campaign run by a group of students at ������.

������ students, faculty and friends will gather Tuesday, April 14 to honor the life of freshman Seth Wagoner with a special tree dedication ceremony on campus.

Dr. Joseph Miller, associate professor of mechanical engineering at ������, will be presented the 2025 Aerospace and Defense Award by the Dayton Business Journal.

Payton Arbuthnot’s story began in Springfield, Colorado, where she found herself captivated by the news as a curious young girl. It wasn’t just the stories — it was the fact that through the news, she could know what was happening all over the world.

���Ĺ���’s theatre program will present “The Power of a Story,” a dynamic, student-driven showcase exploring the transformative power of storytelling, on April 11-12 in the DeVries Theatre.

Dr. Michael Hogue, executive vice president and CEO of the American Pharmacists Association (APhA), will address pharmacy students at ������ on Tuesday, April 15.

���Ĺ���’s Student College of Clinical Pharmacy (SCCP) chapter will lead an interactive pharmacy learning experience for more than 40 third-grade students from Cedar Cliff Elementary on Friday, April 11, in the Pharmacy Practice Lab at the university’s Health Sciences Center (HSC).