November 13, 2026
by Audrey Ziemke
Though college is an extremely busy time of life, it is essential to keep the most important things first. Rest is necessary for life, or burnout will happen. Here are some ways that you can avoid overcommitment during your time as a Cedarville student!
November 9, 2026
by Marian Pope
With all the new things it has in store, college can also bring changes in our friendships. Some of these changes can be difficult. But even when friendships don't turn out how we expect, the Lord provides us with all that we need for every season!
November 5, 2026
by Caleb Brouwer
Sometimes a college class brings about unexpected opportunities! One psychology student's research project not only improved his leadership skills, but it also led to a pathway for his group to present their findings at a conference in Chicago.
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 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.
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.
May 19, 2026
by Keaton Heft
What is it like to serve on a disaster relief mission trip in college? Follow a Cedarville University team traveling to North Carolina to build, serve, and support a community impacted by Hurricane Helene while growing in leadership, faith, and teamwork.