Ever wondered what a day in the life of an English major at Cedarville University looks like? From literary research and creative writing to chapel, campus jobs, and dorm life, here’s a glimpse into a senior year filled with faith, growth, and community.
As senior year at Cedarville University comes to a close, it’s hard to say goodbye to a place that feels like home. From Fall Bible Conference to lifelong friendships and spiritual growth, here’s a reflection on faith, community, and preparing for what comes next after graduation.
Starting college can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re worried about homesickness. But many students discover that Cedarville University feels like home sooner than they expected. From a welcoming student body to caring professors and a beautiful campus, here are three reasons why.
Through her experience as a Cedarville student, Cordelia reflects on how friendships often begin in residence halls, classrooms, and unexpected moments shaped by God’s plan, offering encouragement to students navigating college relationships.
What does a typical day look like for a Civil Engineering major at Cedarville University? Sophomore Sydney Amrine shares her real-life routine filled with chapel, hands-on engineering classes in the CEC, lunch with classmates, honors seminars, campus events, and church community. Follow along to discover what makes student life at Cedarville meaningful, challenging, and full of connection.
This fall break, a team of Cedarville students returned to serve with Inner City Impact in Chicago, investing in youth and supporting local ministry through practical work projects and meaningful relationships. From high school and elementary clubs to the neighborhood Fall Festival, the week was filled with moments of God’s faithfulness and lessons from Psalm 23 about rest, trust, and serving with joy.
Cedarville University surprised this student in the best ways. From the ease of making friends to the beauty of campus, abundant job opportunities, and spiritually integrated academics, these five unexpected parts of college life made Cedarville feel like home.
Cedarville student, Alaina Bourquin, shares her fall break experience serving with CU Relief in North Carolina. From demolition work to powerful Gospel conversations, see how God used this trip to bring restoration, build relationships, and grow her faith.
Worried about making friends your first week at Cedarville? You’re not alone! From Getting Started Weekend and Sting Groups to dorm events and D-Groups, there are countless ways to meet people and build lasting friendships. Trust that God has a plan for your Cedarville experience — and it begins with the people you’ll meet along the way.
Take a walk through a day in the life of junior social work student Alayna Stephens! From early morning Bible reading and chapel to internship hours, classes, and late-night study sessions, Alayna shares what it’s like to live, learn, and grow in faith at Cedarville University.
