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On The Road Again: Family Embraces Journey, Mark D. Weinstein

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When fellow students at Cedarville University asked newly enrolled Anna Grace Galkin where she was from, she hesitated. This was because the longest she had called any place home was approximately four months.

As the daughter of an itinerant preacher, who led the self-run Galkin Evangelistic Ministries, Anna Grace’s family traveled around the United States sharing the gospel and encouraging local congregations.

New Biophysics Lab To Yield Nanomedicines Research, Mark D. Weinstein

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Dr. Mohan Pereira, assistant professor of physics at Cedarville University, wanted his students to be able to conduct research that would qualify them for graduate programs. So, he set up a biophysics lab that will eventually yield nanomedicines research.

International Internship Offers One Student A Different Perspective, Mark D. Weinstein

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Cedarville University junior Jonathon Lipscombe could never have imagined his Lego stop-motion videos would turn into a globetrotting missions internship.

Lipscombe, a biblical studies major from Spring Lake, Michigan, has worked with Advancing Ministries of the Gospel (AMG) International for the last 17 months as a global advancement intern, capturing on film what is happening in missions around the world. Lipscombe has worked as both a virtual intern and in person with AMG Guatemala.

Investigating A Higher Purpose: Former New York State Trooper Equipping Students, Mark D. Weinstein

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In a broken world, to act justly and constantly do what is right is a challenging endeavor. For Steve Meacham, associate professor of criminal justice at Cedarville University, in spite of the ongoing challenge, he strives to live according to this biblical principle.

Sweet! Popular Food Blog Business Began As Homework Project, Mark D. Weinstein

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When Julie Clark, a 1998 English education major, graduated from Cedarville University, she expected to be a teacher. Little did she know, however, that her students would be those learning how to create desserts and breakfast specialties through recipes posted on her family business food blog.

Schiewetz Foundation’S $1 Million Gift Will Benefit Scharnberg Business Center, Mark D. Weinstein

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When Cedarville University announced its historic $125 million fundraising campaign three months ago, Dr. Thomas White, president, also said the university had already secured commitments totaling $95.6 million.

Rapper And Athlete Finding Rhythm On And Off Court, Mark D. Weinstein

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If Tytist Dean, a Cedarville University Master of Business Administration student from St. Paul, Minnesota, could choose one word to describe his life’s journey playing NCAA Division I basketball and producing Christian rap music, it would be “unorthodox.”

New Testing Room Serves Students With Disabilities, Mark D. Weinstein

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Serving the 200-plus students who take advantage of Cedarville University’s disability services, part of The Cove, Cedarville’s academic enrichment center, is The Cove’s goal. Thus, they renovated part of their facility to add a testing space. The result is “The Boardwalk,” a state-of-the-art testing room with 14 specially designed cubicles.

A Significant Milestone: Cedarville Campaign Surpasses $100 Million, Mark D. Weinstein

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In October 2021, Cedarville University president Dr. Thomas White shared with the campus community that the university had secured financial commitments totaling $95.6 million toward the $125 million goal in its One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville.