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.
Freshman Audrey Ziemke, a proud homeschool graduate, shares her journey from kitchen science experiments to Cedarville University classrooms. In this encouraging post, she reflects on the admissions process, the school’s homeschool-friendly environment, and how Cedarville supported her every step of the way. Whether you’re wondering if homeschoolers can succeed in college or how to find a Christ-centered university, Audrey’s story is for you.
A Cedarville business student shares how one iced chai, one bold LinkedIn message, and one conversation at Rinnova opened the door to a dream internship. Find out how Cedarville’s community and your willingness to step out in faith can lead to real career opportunities—one cup of coffee at a time.
Join Gabriella Lurtz, a broadcasting major from northeast Ohio, as she shares a typical day at Cedarville University filled with creative classes, hands-on experience at Resound Radio, quality time with friends and family, and moments of spiritual reflection. From caramel macchiato mornings to late-night prayer journaling, discover how she balances college life with purpose and joy.
Finding a new church home can be one of the most meaningful parts of starting college. In this post, Cedarville student Amory Davis offers clarity and encouragement for those beginning their “church search.” By asking three essential questions—about theology, involvement, and transportation—you’ll be better equipped to find a church where you can grow and serve during your time at Cedarville.
Having a food allergy or dietary restriction in college can feel overwhelming, but Cedarville University offers thoughtful options for students with different needs. From allergen labeling to dedicated gluten-free and dairy-free stations, this guide walks you through the safest dining spots across campus. Learn what to avoid and how to find meals that work for you.
Gabby’s story is one that many Cedarville students can relate to: starting college feeling completely alone and overwhelmed, but finding strength through faith, community, and perseverance. From navigating challenging classes to stepping out of her comfort zone in friendships and involvement, Gabby’s journey reminds us that God is faithful in every season. Her honesty about the highs and lows of freshman year offers encouragement to any new student wondering if they’ll make it. And the truth is, you will find your place, grow in your faith, and come out stronger, just like Gabby did.
Detrich Zeisloft offers a refreshing reminder that time with God is not just important but essential for a thriving college life. Blending biblical insight with practical tips, he shares how planning well, setting boundaries, and building daily rhythms can help students stay grounded. More than a productivity guide, this article calls readers to seek God first and trust Him with the rest. It is a must-read for anyone wanting to grow spiritually while navigating college demands.
In her reflective piece, Gabby Larrabee highlights the quiet beauty of Cedarville University’s campus and how it draws students closer to God. From vibrant flower beds in the summer to crisp, colorful leaves in the fall, every season becomes a reminder of the Creator’s artistry. Gabby shares how outdoor spaces at Cedarville aren’t just for studying or hanging out, they’re places to pray, read Scripture, and soak in God’s presence. Students gather under trees for D-Groups, walk by the lake, or pause to admire a single, stunning leaf. The article encourages readers to slow down and truly see the goodness of God in nature. Through every season, Cedarville’s campus offers a daily invitation to worship through creation.
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.
