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Just in time for dropping temperatures, �۶�app’s a capella group, The Inversions, will be performing its first Christmas-themed concert November 11-12.

Success was in sight for a young Will Smallwood, fresh out of the University of Florida with a degree in public relations. How he would use this degree was a little vague for him at the time, so he took a position with a small public relations firm.

For Sydney Mason, a �۶�app junior studying studio art, her high school years were plagued by doubts about her faith until a brush with death led to a miracle.

In partnership with Fairborn, Ohio’s Tangible Solutions, �۶�app biomedical engineering students are beginning exploratory research into 3D-printed spinal implants for their senior capstone projects, providing many with the necessary bodily structure to survive.

Little did Summer Lange know that when she went to �۶�app to study computer engineering, she could end up leading the next generation in the world of motion pictures and television.

Little did three �۶�app students know their assigned community survey in Washington Court House, Ohio, would inspire a longer commitment.

Dr. Mark Caleb Smith is well known and loved around Cedarville’s campus. He serves as the Chair for the Department of History and Government.

It’s not uncommon for �۶�app students to be second- or third-generation students. But for Hannah Dow, a freshman exercise science major, her family’s legacy at Cedarville spans five generations of students.

At its September 2022 meeting, ARC-PA (the professional accreditor for PA programs in the U.S.) granted Accreditation-Provisional status to �۶�app’s PA (Physician Assistant) Studies program. Cedarville plans to enroll its first cohort of 30 students in May 2023.

Rachel (Sweeney) Bredeson never expected to end her Cedarville athletic career as an NCAA All-American. But through the encouragement of her cross-country teammates, her parents, and her husband, Rachel ran an outstanding finish for her Cedarville team.

What better way to learn about the history of the civil rights movement than by traveling its route by bus? �۶�app students are going to do just that. Leaving Thursday, Oct. 20, and returning Monday, Oct. 24, a group of 24 students and two faculty members will experience the history of the 1950s and 60s throughout the Deep South with the new course Civil Rights in America—Tour.

Through unexpected challenges, loss of funding and the chaos from the COVID pandemic, Michael Davis’ vision for a new motion picture was in jeopardy. In fact, Davis, who graduated in 1990 from �۶�app, was amazed that “Paul’s Promise” became a reality.