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.
Finding a college roommate can feel overwhelming, especially with so many expectations and unknowns. Here are four practical tips from a Cedarville University student to help you approach the process with confidence, build a healthy roommate relationship, and trust God every step of the way.
The first semester of college can feel overwhelming, but things quickly begin to change. From gaining academic confidence to recognizing familiar faces and feeling at home, here’s how life at Cedarville University transforms after your first semester on campus.
Pick-a-Date is one of Cedarville University’s most beloved traditions — a lighthearted way for students to make new friends, step out of their comfort zones, and have fun with their hallmates. Whether it’s a scavenger hunt or group challenge, Pick-a-Date continues to bring laughter and connection across campus.
Finding a new church home can be one of the most meaningful parts of starting college. In this post, Cedarville student Amory Davis offers clarity and encouragement for those beginning their “church search.” By asking three essential questions—about theology, involvement, and transportation—you’ll be better equipped to find a church where you can grow and serve during your time at Cedarville.
There are so many dorms for students to choose from, and in today's post, Amory's going to tell you all about Johnson Hall. Read her post to find out more.
Why are students at Cedarville encouraged to go on a missions trip during their 1000 Days? Read Amory's post to find out.
There are so many Christmas events happening here at Cedarville. Read Amory's post to find out about all the exciting things going on.
At Cedarville University, students are encouraged to get involved in ministry, whether through participating in a local ministry or going on a missions' trip during spring break. Read Amory's post to find out how to get involved.
When entering your freshman year, you might be worried about the transition. Things like making friends, handling schoolwork, managing time, missing home, or even finding a church. Hear from an experienced student on how to manage and overcome those worries!
