October 7, 2026
What happens when a young couple’s love story takes an unexpected turn? On this episode of Cedarville Stories, host Mark Weinstein sits down with Cedarville University alumni Aaron ’19 and Danielle (Dykema) Lynn ’19 to discuss their relationship, Aaron’s battle with cancer, and the faith that carried them through one... View Article
September 30, 2026
Cedarville graduate Dr. Lauren Edmondson and engineering professor Dr. Tim Norman discuss the ARC, an FDA-approved medical device designed to control traumatic bleeding, highlighting interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation, perseverance and life-saving potential.
September 23, 2026
As a new academic year begins at Cedarville University, technology and artificial intelligence continue to reshape the way people work, learn and communicate. On this episode of the Cedarville Stories podcast, Rob McDole, a leader in Cedarville’s Center for Teaching and Learning and an experienced voice on artificial intelligence, joins... View Article
September 16, 2026
For Joy Summers, joy is more than a name—it is a thread God has woven through every chapter of her life. On this week’s Cedarville Stories podcast, Joy shares her story with the same warmth, humor and contagious energy that have made her a familiar voice to listeners across the... View Article
September 9, 2026
What does designing a safer ski rescue sled have in common with helping recreate first-century Jerusalem? For Cedarville University graduate Luise Schmidt-Krayer, both projects reflect her desire to use design with creativity, care and purpose. Growing up in Gummersbach, Germany, Luise loved adventure—especially skiing. After high school, she took a... View Article
September 2, 2026
When Caleb Mangum lost his job in 2012, he did not set out to build a nut butter company. He simply faced an unexpected turn in the road and took a step of faith, trusting God to provide for his family and lead him forward. That step became the... View Article
August 26, 2026
Rejection That Changed Briana Zalewsky’s Life For years, Briana Zalewski believed becoming a physician assistant would give her the purpose she was searching for. After earning a pre-medical undergraduate degree, working in health care and facing repeated rejection from PA programs, she wondered whether her dream would ever become a reality. Then she found... View Article
August 19, 2026
Inside Cedarville’s Entrepreneurial Incubator Behind the front door of an ordinary house with forward-thinking college students, million-dollar ideas mingle with homework assignments, computers and whiteboards overflow with business strategies, and conversations about customer acquisition naturally give way to prayer. This isn’t a startup incubator in Silicon Valley — it’s the... View Article
August 12, 2026
From the Family Room to the Press Box Long before Emily Tuttle filled notebooks with game stories or hustled through postgame interviews, she gathered with her family to watch whatever sports game happened to be on television. They celebrated dramatic finishes, questioned coaching decisions, and relived unforgettable moments long after... View Article
August 5, 2026
Standing for the Vulnerable Behind courtroom briefs and legal filings are real people whose lives have been devastated by exploitation. Christen Price knows their stories well. As a civil rights attorney with the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, the 2009 Cedarville University graduate has devoted her career to seeking justice... View Article