Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do
February 27, 2020One out of every eight students on campus is involved in some type of music organization! There are countless opportunities to be involved.
Cedarville University Slang Dictionary
February 20, 2020Count yourself lucky to have this dictionary to reference as a beginner guide to being a Cedarville student:).
Cedarville in Rain or Shine
February 17, 2020Because Cedarville gets students from nearly every state, many people are not used to the weather, so we get a lot of questions about the weather!
7 Unique Ways That I Have Been Involved on Campus
February 10, 2020So I’ve told you about all the jobs that I work, but I have not told you all the ways that you can be involved on Cedarville’s campus for fun!
Alt Night National Treasure
February 7, 2020ALT Night is an alternative event night that is held at Cedarville University on a handful of Friday nights throughout the year.
Set Up for Campus Christmas
November 25, 2019After a week of wrapping presents, fluffing artificial Christmas trees, and creating countless to-do lists, we were ready to begin decorating Cedarville’s Stevens Student Center (SSC). My team (Campus Activity Board) and I had been in the Christmas spirit for about a month already, so we all felt SO excited... View Article
Why You Should Live On Campus
October 29, 2019Growth can happen anywhere, but there is something so unique about learning to live with other people in a dorm.
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October 10, 2019This has literally been my favorite week of this entire year because it’s SPIRIT WEEK!!! SGA and the Alumni Association partnered together to get the campus community pumped for Homecoming and Parents Weekend by encouraging students, faculty, and staff to dress up each day!
What is a STING Group?
July 8, 2019It’s your first night on campus for Getting Started Weekend, and you may not know a soul here.
CedarInvolved
March 17, 2019Every Cedarville student should be involved in at least one extracurricular activity. Maybe they should even be involved in two. Maybe even three! That may be a bold statement, I know. However, it’s one I greatly believe in. Am I allowed to call it “Cal’s Law of Being CedarInvolved?”