Have you ever wondered where the best study spot on campus is? Well, we asked, and the students answered. Whether it’s the quiet zone in the library or the best table at Stinger’s, there is bound to be a spot for your study needs. Watch our “Now You Know” video... View Article
I have changed majors six times. Yes, you read that correctly. Since my freshman year, I have gone through six major changes. First there was pharmacy. That lasted a semester. Although Cedarville does offer an accelerated plan, I just knew a doctoral degree wasn’t for me.... View Article
College is no joke. My whole life, I waited eagerly for my turn to go to college. Being the youngest of five sisters, I never thought it would be me packing up my room and saying goodbye to childhood friends in order to make the transition into college. But... View Article
Autumn is here! Fall is a wonderful time of year when the weather is cooling, the bugs are (finally) dying, and the trees around campus are turning brilliant shades of red, yellow, and orange. Spooky season is finally afoot and there are many activities to do in Cedarville! #1. Hiking ... View Article
Midterms are an incredibly stressful time of the year, especially for freshmen who have not experienced them before. Staying motivated throughout the year can already be a challenging task, but throwing in exams is even more demanding! Motivation is something many students – whether you’re in high school or college... View Article
Throughout my first few weeks here at Cedarville, I have learned the importance of staying organized. The college workload can be challenging and hard to keep up with if you don’t stay organized! So, I put together a list of organization and study tips to help you stay on top... View Article
I’ve often heard that chapel is the “heartbeat of campus,” and I would say that’s an accurate description. Chapel is the only time when nearly the whole student body (or all the student body, during Fall Bible Conference) gathers together to worship God and study the Word! It’s what makes... View Article
If you’re reading this article, good on you. It really pays to be intentional about your academic work, especially early in your college career when you’re still working on setting new habits. There are as many ways to study as there are people, and what works for one person might... View Article
It’s practically a joke online how often high school teachers tell their students college will be so much harder than high school. After all the preparation you’ve done for college applications, you’re probably wondering how much will be expected of you during your college education. Were those teachers right to... View Article
Packing and moving for college is already stressful, so why not make it easy? Follow these tips for an easy college move!
