Ever wonder what student life is like as a Cedarville University psychology major? Follow Alyssa, a senior from South Africa, as she walks through her daily routine — from chapel and classes to coffee-free mornings, meals with friends, and moments of faith that shape her Cedarville experience.
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.
Wondering what to bring to your Cedarville dorm? Junior Abbey Patterson shares five unexpected items that make a big difference in dorm life — from a handy tool kit to a waterproof shoe mat and even a wheeled laundry basket. Don’t miss her practical (and creative!) tips for move-in weekend.
As Abbey prepared to move to Cedarville University for her freshman year, she spent hours curating Pinterest boards filled with dreamy dorm room inspiration. But once she started shopping, the reality of high price tags set in. Instead of giving up on having a cozy space, Abbey got creative and found smart, budget-friendly ways to bring her dorm room vision to life. In this post, she shares her favorite tips for decorating on a budget, including ideas like $1 picture frames, mood-setting string lights, and checking Cedarville Classifieds for great student-to-student deals. Whether you’re an incoming freshman or just looking to refresh your space, Abbey’s ideas will help you create a room that feels like home without dipping into your coffee budget. Read on to see how you can decorate your dorm room with style and intention, all while sticking to a student budget.
Sharing a dorm room with a roommate in college can be so much fun. All you need is a little trust, cooperation, and respect!
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.
Choosing between a hall-style dorm and a unit-style dorm can be difficult, but don't worry. Cordelia will give you an insight into both styles so you can make well-informed decision.
Living in a dorm can be an adjustment for some, but if you keep Cordelia's tips in mind, living in a dorm can be an amazing experience. Read her post today.
There are a variety of residence halls for students to choose from to live in during their 1000 Days. Read Maggie's post about Maddox Hall.
Printy Residence Hall Overview Among the many amazing female residence halls on campus here at Cedarville is a well-known classic, Printy Hall. Printy Hall is a unit-style dorm, housing eight women per unit with two units sharing a bathroom. There are many aspects that make Printy life so sweet,... View Article
