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Building community through athletic competition is the heart of a new ministry program at ���Ĺ���. Using basketball, Cam Arminio, associate director of career services, seeks to build and deepen relationships among Cedarville students.

While you may not be able to judge a book by its cover, you can discern the quality of an academic program by the success of its graduates and partnerships with business leaders. At ������, having partnerships with the National Security Agency (NSA), Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Intel indicate the success of its 30-year engineering program, which includes computer science and cybersecurity.

Strengthening the local church is the goal of a new online Master of Theological Studies (MTS) program at ������.

National defense policy in the United States, as designed and implemented by the Department of Defense (DOD), is complex and ever-changing. When Brad Hoffman had the opportunity to engage experts in this field, he pursued a partnership with the American Enterprise Institute’s (AEI) Summer Honors Program.

It will be a different kind of education for more than 1,500 elementary students. The students from 10 area elementary schools will participate in a women's college basketball field trip when they visit ������ for a contest between the host Yellow Jackets and Shawnee State University.

Matthew T. Martens, a 1993 graduate of ���Ĺ���, won The Gospel Coalition’s 2023 First-Time Author Award for his new book, “Reforming Criminal Justice: A Christian Proposal.”

���Ĺ���’s cyber security degree program has been named the nation’s top program by Intelligent.com, reflecting its commitment to both technological excellence and Christian values.

Matt Black is a young entrepreneur with a creative eye and a heart for Christ. As the founder of Matt Black Media, Matt balances the growing demands of his burgeoning career as a performance photographer with his studies at ������, where he is a junior majoring in broadcasting, digital media, and journalism.

Student discipleship is the fabric of campus life at ������. Whether through residence hall and classroom experiences or student organizations and growing friendships, students are spurred to spiritual discipleship.

With a love for puzzles, a knack for critical thinking and a fascination with true crime, Hannah Hempel from Hartland, Michigan, is a natural fit for a career in forensic science.

The traditional Community Christmas Celebration concert at ���Ĺ��� will help usher in the holiday season on Sunday, Dec. 8. The concert begins at 6 p.m. in the Dixon Ministry Center’s Jeremiah Chapel on campus.

Jubilate, a musical team from ������, will join Grammy-nominated artists Keith and Kristyn Getty in an Irish Christmas concert on Thursday, Dec. 5 at the ARK Encounter in Williamstown, Kentucky. The concert begins at 6:30 pm. Tickets are available on the Ark Encounter website.