Balancing relationships at home and at school can be a challenge. How do you live in the moment, treasuring the relational opportunities at college, while also valuing and investing in relationships back home? I remember feeling very torn my freshman year as I tried to navigate the reality of having... 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
FOMO is real. It seems like every weekend a group of my campus friends are driving to Cincinnati or Columbus, going on Target or Walmart runs, or having Cheesecake Factory dates at the Greene.
If you’ve been loosely following Cedarville the last few months, you have probably seen the three letters S, G, and A pop up often.
My name is Katrina Tucker, and I am going into my senior year at Cedarville University!
My name is Angela Farlow, and I was the student life blogger for spring semester.
I truly can’t express how excited I am for you to get to experience being a Cedarville student.
Like nearly all other schools, Cedarville University moved to online learning to finish our spring 2020 semester. As someone who was constantly busy and always had so many things to do, this transition was very difficult for me.
For most students, the end goal of college is to find a job.
