Almost everyone experiences one specific “Marianas Trench” in their life — a low point from which they were convinced they’d never rise again. Mine was one particularly biting February morning my first spring semester away from home. It was early 2021, so we were all still shuffling off the snowpants... View Article
Before I came to Cedarville, my older brother told me that he had met his college best friends during his first day on campus. When it was my turn to pack up and move to Ohio, I found myself anxiously expecting to meet my lifelong best friends within the first... View Article
Coming to college can be overwhelming. You might have some worries about what life at Cedarville has in store, but Lia's blog will help relieve your anxieties and stress! Read now!
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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
It’s happening all around us. The air is crisp, the sound of crunching leaves fills our ears, and the taste of pumpkin spice tingles our taste buds. While all those sensations are wonderful and perfectly represent the fall season, it is also important to remember that this season also represents... View Article
Now is the perfect time to discuss regulating your mental health, since October includes World Mental Health Day. I will say, however, I haven’t always thought that mental health was important. I used to be annoyed whenever I saw an ad about a mental health facility or discussing your mental... View Article
Are you feeling nervous for college? That's OK, but here are some tips to help...
Getting enough sleep is a struggle in and of itself for the average college student. But there’s a big difference between sleeping enough and being truly rested. I have a proposition for you: why not rest through your alarms rather than simply sleeping through them?
Life is full of uncertainties, but one certainty is that you’ll be overwhelmed at some point in your college experience.
