25 years of caring for well for seniors in the City of Xenia at Shawnee Estates. Today, we celebrated their interior renovation with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with a 103-year old resident taking center stage.

Celebrating the great #PR work in ⁦City of Dayton, Ohio⁩ and catching up with former ⁦Cedarville University⁩ colleague Clem Boyd⁩ at the ⁦PRSADayton⁩ #GemCity Awards at ⁦DaytonChildrens⁩.

One Cedarville University student, adopted shortly shortly after birth, had the opportunity this year to meet her birth mom for the first time. This student shares about this encounter today on the Cedarville Stories Podcast.
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The use of technology in a campus newsroom has aided @Cedarville University's ability to share its stories--and faculty experts--with media across the nation, including on The National Desk, NEWSMAX, Spectrum News 1 OH, CBN News and many others.

Are video games harmful to childhood development and education? @Cedarville's social media expert Derrick Green cautions about discarding all video games in exclusive interview on The National Desk with AngelaGetsAnswers.
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This recent @Cedarville graduate has a great perspective on life. cedar.to/VBJMMj

From @Cedarville to Google. How one recent graduate is preparing for the adventure of a lifetime. share.transistor.fm/s/b4730948

It's more difficult to manage a family budget💰this year because of rising📈food and gas prices. What steps can consumers take to offset this trend? @Cedarville economist Dr. Jeff Haymond offers advice to WHIO-TV Xavier Hershovitz. youtu.be/MVmHUZCq5QI

Why are grocery prices continuing to increase? Are there ways to save $💰$ on your next trip to the grocery store? WHIO-TV I-Team investigative reporter Xavier Hershovitz gets answers from Cedarville University economist Dr. Jeff Haymond tonight.

Whether it's academic programs, campus life, or exceptional faculty members, quality is stamped all over @Cedarville University. A recent example is the work of the Campus Store, which is featured on The College Store magazine cover.

Will Social Security and Medicare be insolvent within 10 years? Cedarville University professor of economics Dr. Jeff Haymond and E.J. Antoni, Ph.D. from The Heritage Foundation discuss with Lidia Curanaj on #SundayAgenda on NEWSMAX.
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Why are grocery prices continuing to rise📈? WHIO-TV I-Team Xavier Hershovitz investigates this ongoing story Monday night with @Cedarville economic professor Dr. Jeff Haymond. #inflation

Coming up next on NEWSMAX, Cedarville University University economist Dr. Jeff Haymond discusses the potential insolvency of Social Security and Medicare with Lidia Curanaj on #SundayAgenda .

One never knows how far a whisper may travel...but the soft tone of Phil Black in the ear of @Cedarville president Dr. Paul Dixon changed @Cedarville University. This story can be heard on the Cedarville Stories Podcast. share.transistor.fm/s/2ac86022

Will social security be available in 10 years? That's the topic discussed by Cedarville University economics professor Dr. Jeff Haymond and CBN News John Jessup and Tara Mergener on #FaithNation . www2.cbn.com/video/shows/fa…

Zipped over to Akron Sunday afternoon to hear PHIL WICKHAM, Pat Barrett and Benjamin William Hastings in concert. Then learned some interesting facts Monday on my tour of The University of Akron. Did you know the namesake of the Heisman Trophy once coached at the college that became Akron?

Just finished watching the movie Unsung Hero that was edited by Cedarville University alumnus Parker Adams. Well done, Parker Adams.

The largest graduating class in @Cedarville University history is official--995 grads received undergraduate and graduate degrees. 🎓cedar.to/2tk1mR

The Doctor of Pharmacy graduates lead the way in receiving their degrees at Cedarville University’s 128th annual commencement.

The 128th annual—and largest—commencement 🎓 at ⁦Cedarville University⁩ university has officially started with the entrance of the graduates. In all, #Cedarville will graduate 995 students today.