As senior year at Cedarville University comes to a close, it’s hard to say goodbye to a place that feels like home. From Fall Bible Conference to lifelong friendships and spiritual growth, here’s a reflection on faith, community, and preparing for what comes next after graduation.
Starting college can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re worried about homesickness. But many students discover that Cedarville University feels like home sooner than they expected. From a welcoming student body to caring professors and a beautiful campus, here are three reasons why.
College life at Cedarville University can be busy and overwhelming, which makes a slow day on campus even more meaningful. From catching up on chores to afternoon naps and movie nights with friends, here’s how to rest, reset, and enjoy a peaceful day in the middle of a hectic semester.
Not bringing a car to Cedarville University? You’re not stuck on campus. From coffee shops on Main Street to scenic walks and community events, here are five fun and easy things to do in Cedarville, Ohio that are all within walking distance.
Every college has its own language, and Cedarville University is no exception. From “Cedar-winds” to “No Bible, no breakfast,” here are five phrases and campus traditions that will help you understand Cedarville lingo and feel at home in the Cedarville bubble.
Through her college experience, the author reflects on the pros and cons of living off campus at Cedarville University, sharing personal insights on cost, independence, cooking, and community to help students decide what housing option fits them best.
Through her experience as a Cedarville student, Cordelia reflects on how friendships often begin in residence halls, classrooms, and unexpected moments shaped by God’s plan, offering encouragement to students navigating college relationships.
Through her time at Cedarville University, Laci Strouse discovered that her college experience was not just about earning a degree but about learning to view her calling, career, and faith through a biblical worldview shaped by Bible classes, church involvement, and Christ-centered preparation.
What does a typical day look like for a Civil Engineering major at Cedarville University? Sophomore Sydney Amrine shares her real-life routine filled with chapel, hands-on engineering classes in the CEC, lunch with classmates, honors seminars, campus events, and church community. Follow along to discover what makes student life at Cedarville meaningful, challenging, and full of connection.
Finding time for devotions in college can feel impossible, but cultivating a daily walk with God is both achievable and deeply life-giving. This post explores practical ways to develop spiritual disciplines, slow down, and seek God even in the busiest seasons.
