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National Businesses Converging On Cu Career Fair, Laura Hinckley

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More than 80 companies from 14 states will attend the spring career fair on Thursday, March 20 from 11 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. in the Doden Field House at Cedarville University. The career fair is open to the public.

School Newspaper Wins Top Award At Ohio Newspaper Convention, Emily Finlay

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Cedars, Cedarville University’s student-run newspaper, won the Frank E. Deaner Award for General Excellence in Collegiate Journalism at the 2014 Ohio Newspaper Association Annual Convention on Feb. 6.

Arts Madness: A Celebration Of The Arts, Emily Finlay

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A week long celebration of art, theater and music will begin March 28 when Cedarville University’s Department of Music and Worship presents “Arts Madness.” The event will be held in the Stevens Student Center and is open to the public.

Student Athlete Lands Job With Quintana Roo, Emily Finlay

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A Cedarville University student is combining his education as an English major with his love of sports in a new position with Quintana Roo.

Medical School Acceptance Rate Soars For Cedarville Students, Kat Meakem

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Cedarville’s pre-med students have an outstanding five-year running average of 80 percent acceptance into medical schools. In contrast, the national medical school acceptance rate ranges from 50-60 percent.

Brass Quintet To Perform At Cedarville, Jenni Hodges

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Carillon Brass, a quintet from the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, will present a free concert at noon March 14 in the Dixon Ministry Center Recital Hall. Charles Pagnard, the group’s principal trumpet and a Cedarville professor, said the program will include a wide variety of music, from classical to contemporary works.

Student Wins App Competition, Cedarville University

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Zach Schneider, a senior from Cedarville University, won the App competition sponsored by V.I.P. Waste Services of Columbus, Ohio.

The competition was created by Jesse Lear and Travis Smith, co-founders of V.I.P. Waste Services, after graduating from Cedarville. In an attempt to gain intellectual support for their business, they created the competition among Cedarville students — regardless of academic major. The goal was to create the best mobile application that solves operational challenges in their business.

Dyson Named To Director Of Intercultural Leadership Position, Mark D. Weinstein

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Gregory Dyson has been named the director of intercultural leadership at Cedarville University. Dyson’s appointment will begin in April.

Watercolor Paintings And Piano Combine In Concert, Jenni Hodges

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Watercolor artist Chuck Clevenger will present a free “concert-tableau,” or pictorial concert, on Saturday, Feb. 22 at 12-noon in the Dixon Ministry Center Recital Hall. Clevenger, also a concert pianist and a senior professor of music at Cedarville University, will perform five pieces of classical music that connect with five watercolor paintings created for the occasion.

Celebrating Black History Month, Josiah Clemons

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Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, Jr, and James Meredith are well-remembered as pillars of the American Civil Rights movement. These leaders, and some lesser-known pioneers in African-American history will be honored during a program on Wednesday, Feb. 26, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in Cedarville University’s Center for Biblical and Theological Studies. The program, sponsored by student life and the office of admissions, will celebrate “The Unsung Heroes of the Black Community.”

Wooden Bikes Present Capstone Challenge For Engineering Students, Jenni Hodges

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Four Cedarville seniors are building and testing wooden bicycles for a capstone engineering project. Team leader Jake Miller said the project offers a unique opportunity for students to connect their interests in engineering, woodworking and cycling.