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As the days shorten and the morning air holds a hint of fall, recent graduates from ��������’s School of Education and Social Work class of 2025 are back in the classroom — but no longer as students.

Two �������� professors have been recognized by the Strategic Ohio Council for Higher Education (SOCHE) for their service in higher education.

Christian investors are linking arms with Christian entrepreneurs — and they are looking for others to join their mission.

Religious liberty isn’t just a topic for scholars or lawyers — it’s something that touches everyday life. It matters when a business owner faces pressure to go against their faith. It matters when a worker is told they have to choose between their job and their religious convictions.

A lineup of award-winning vintage cars is exactly what will be found at Caffeine + Gasoline, a car show hosted by the International Center for Creativity (ICC) in Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday, Sept. 20, from 9 to 11 a.m.

When given the choice to compete in the 2028 Summer Olympics or pursue an undergraduate degree, Gracen Fletcher said, “Why not both?”

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��������’s School of Pharmacy, in partnership with the university’s Robert W. Plaster School of Business, launched a dual-degree pathway that enables students to earn both a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) and a Master of Arts in Strategic Innovation (MASI) on an accelerated timeline.

Lorne Scharnberg, a devoted supporter and longtime trustee of ��������, died Sunday, Sept. 7, at age 82 after more than two decades of shaping the institution through his generosity and servant leadership.

This fall, Cedarville welcomed its largest student body, reaching 7,265 students across its undergraduate, graduate, and dual-enrollment programs, including new online undergraduate degrees.

As global markets face rising protectionist pressures, Dr. Samuel Gregg, president of the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER), will speak about free trade as an essential requirement for prosperity, peace and the preservation of liberty at ��������.

Students and professionals pursuing a career in health care, higher education or cybersecurity now have a clearer path as the result of three new agreements between �������� and Geneva College.