October 23, 2026
by Gabby Larrabee
Sometimes it's hard to find the best way to study, and it can be especially challenging when other responsibilities limit your study time. Here are some ways to improve how you study, even for the classes that may not be your favorite!
October 21, 2026
by Hattie Porter
Transitioning from undergraduate studies to grad school can seem like a big step. At Cedarville, how is graduate school different from time as an undergrad? Follow along as a current student explores the life of a grad student!
October 19, 2026
by Jacob Skidmore
Going to a Christian school can sometimes make us apathetic to the power of the Gospel. We hear it preached so often that it seems ordinary or mundane. But it doesn't have to be that way — Here are some practical ways to avoid becoming complacent in your relationship with God!
October 16, 2026
by Gideon Cole
Cedarville offers many different fields of study, and some might be less well-known than others. In this post, a Criminal Justice student at Cedarville will take you step-by-step through an average day in his week.
October 14, 2026
by Megan Deets
Sometimes it's easy for small majors to be overlooked, and you might wonder if majoring in a small program is worth it. Here are four reasons why being in a smaller major can become one of the best parts of your Cedarville experience!
October 12, 2026
by Sophia Merolla
Cedarville's annual student talent show competition (Cedarville's Got Talent, aka CGT) is one of the most memorable nights of the school year! What are some of the things that make it such a fun experience? Read this post to find out what a night at CGT is like!
October 8, 2026
by Sarah Pierce
Even if you are well-versed in Scripture, the Bible minor at Cedarville can transform your view of God's Word. Here are a few ways that the Bible and the Gospel, Old Testament Literature, and New Testament Literature classes grew the faith of a current student.
October 6, 2026
by Audrey Ziemke
Cedarville offers students an option to earn their degree through either an online program or a residential one. A student who has participated in both options explains the differences between them and what it is like to transition from one to the other.
October 1, 2026
by Marian Pope
Changing your major can have a negative connotation. But what if changing your major is actually a good thing? Learn how a Cedarville student found the work that the Lord has called her to through switching majors.
September 29, 2026
by Sarah Clark
Each major at Cedarville is unique and reflects God's creativity. Come along with a current student, and explore what it's like to live a day as a history major at Cedarville.