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.
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.
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.
Scrolling might seem like the only thing you have time for before your next class, but don't waste that time! Here are four ways that you can better use those minutes between classes.
Cedarville offers students many ministry opportunities, including Crossroad Ministries. In this organization, students make weekly visits to a local nursing home and make crafts for the residents. Through these means, they are able to pour out Christ's love onto people who might be lonely and hurting.
Although sometimes it seems like prayer is just part of a mundane routine, it draws us closer to God in powerful ways. Here are four tips for how to steward your prayer life well while you're in college to strengthen your relationship with the Lord!
College visits can often be stressful, but they are still a valuable experience! Here is some advice from a current Cedarville student about how to wisely spend your time on campus as you decide where God is calling you to next!
Six Cedarville students, Centennial Library staff members, and University Baptist Church members traveled to Namibia to help a local congregation set up a library of their own.
Over spring break 2026, a team of 30+ Cedarville students and faculty members traveled to Salt Lake City, Utah, to witness to one of the most overwhelmingly pre-Christian areas in the nation.
This summer, a group of Cedarville University students joined their professor on a missions trip to Africa. Their experiences shaped their understanding of God's character, the world's need, and their role in the Great Commission.
