College is about more than academics—it’s a season of personal and spiritual growth. Discover how one Cedarville University student learned to love others, build confidence, and embrace failure while being shaped by her college experience.
What is it like to attend the March for Life as a college student? Follow a Cedarville University student’s experience traveling to Washington, D.C., standing for life, and witnessing the power of community, faith, and advocacy in action.
What is it like to go on a mission trip to Nicaragua in college? Follow a Cedarville University student’s experience serving through teaching, construction, and Gospel outreach while seeing how God worked in powerful and life-changing ways.
What is it like to go on a mission trip in college? Follow a Cedarville University student’s experience serving in Boston through outreach, church partnerships, and Gospel conversations while discovering the need for community and the power of sharing hope in a big city.
Intramural sports at Cedarville University are more than just games. From stress relief and friendly competition to building lasting friendships and glorifying God, discover why intramural nights quickly become the highlight of the week for many students.
Curious what a day in the life of a business major at Cedarville University looks like? From managerial accounting and chapel to Career Services, tutoring, and student leadership, follow along with a sophomore business management student navigating classes, community, and campus involvement
College can be overwhelming, especially when hardship hits during a busy season. From creating space to process to leaning on community and remembering God’s character, here are practical, faith-centered ways to navigate difficult moments while staying grounded in truth and hope.
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.
Every college has its own language, and Cedarville University is no exception. From “Cedar-winds” to “No Bible, no breakfast,” here are five phrases and campus traditions that will help you understand Cedarville lingo and feel at home in the Cedarville bubble.
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.
