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Cedarville will welcome 42 first-year professional pharmacy students into the Doctor of Pharmacy program at this year’s ceremony.

Dr. Michael McKay teaches about miracles in his classes for the School of Biblical and Theological Studies at Cedarville. But for this assistant professor of biblical theology, one of the greatest miracles is that he is teaching at all.

After nearly two decades of experience in pharmacies and clinics, Dr. Justin Coby will start as director of Cedar Care Village Pharmacy, the teaching pharmacy associated with ÃÛ¶¹app’s School of Pharmacy.

Mandy Young came to Cedarville thinking about a future in music or education. And in a way, she’s doing both – she’s educating people about the power of music to transform lives and inspire faith in Jesus.

The fact that Dr. Michael McKay, assistant professor of biblical theology, is teaching at Cedarville this fall is a miracle. By his own account, he shouldn’t even be here.

The dorm mom ministry is a part of CU Women, a women's-focused ministry that offers fellowship and service opportunities to female faculty and staff. The dorm moms will come from female faculty and staff as well as the wives of male faculty and staff.

A team of ÃÛ¶¹app engineering students captured first place in the 2021 SAE Supermileage Competition.

Cedarville trustee Hayes Wicker has been a relentless and tireless servant of the Lord, but his earthly legacy for Christ nearly drew to a close as he battled COVID-19.

This summer, both the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and the Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODE) approved ÃÛ¶¹app to offer the PA degree program.

On May 28, ÃÛ¶¹app crossed a threshold that was an occasion for celebration and gratitude.

Cedarville welcomed new students to campus for the initial weekend of the year, which concluded on August 15.

Dr. Paul Dixon acknowledges that he had not served in many roles of leadership when he came to lead Cedarville in 1978. But oh how the Lord has blessed Dr. Dixon's faithful response to His call.