Molecular Biology Students Start “Unspoken Undergrad” Podcast to Empower Fellow Premeds
By Luke Wiley
In a community filled with high-achievers, overbearing workloads, and vice-like pressures for perfection, undergraduate students on premedical tracks stand in a unique liminal season of life with a storm of unique issues. Students in this phase of life often feel they have to put their heads down and pay their academic dues for the next few years as they prepare for med school and a prestigious career far beyond.
Having spent years wrestling through a number of ...
International Student Spotlight: Josie Schmidt-Krayer
By Jewell Strock
Josie Schmidt-Krayer is a junior Broadcasting, Digital Media, and Journalism student. She has enjoyed all three years at Cedarville; however, her home lies in Gummersbach, Germany. In western Germany, Gummersbach is known for its picturesque surroundings, with forests, hills, and the Aggertalsperre reservoir nearby. The town has a mix of modern and historic architecture, serving as a regional hub for commerce, education, and culture.
Schmidt-Krayer’s parents met at ...
Arts in Action: Ceramics students turn clay into stunning creations
By Katlynn Rossignol
Once a semester, the lower SSC is filled with beautiful handmade ceramics. This Ceramics Sale is put on by Cedarville University’s Studio Art program to celebrate the student’s hard work. But how are the cozy mugs and stylish vases created in Alford Auditorium? I took the hike across campus to learn how this fantastic art form is made.
The art studio is a large workshop behind Alford’s auditorium with two rows of pottery wheels, shelves full of clay creations, ...
Brads’ Breakdown: War on the West Coast
By Alan Brads
Ohio Octobers are a whirlwind of change. Soybeans turn from green to yellow to brown in a week. Pumpkins sprout on front porches, leaves turn red, and iced coffees become pumpkin spice lattes.
With midterms right around the corner, and the school calendar brings my mind back, yet again, to football.
You can’t pass a class in October, but you can easily fail one in October. Likewise, you can’t win the national championship before the College Football Playoff ...
Crowned Chains Sets New Precedent for Student-Led Jewelry Businesses
Take an exclusive look at Crowned Chains, the start-up business created by Cedarville Students.
Known for their unique take on chain necklaces with an innovative magnetic clasp, the jewelry has become a popular trend among the students. All profits go to Target Dayton.
Go check out their website cedarville-university.square.site to purchase your steel chain.
Edited and Filmed by Alben Augustine
‘The Creator’ brings a new coat of paint to an old kind of sci-fi story
By Ben Konuch
“We are this close to winning the war. Execute her, or we go extinct.”
When I first watched Gareth Edwards' "Rogue One" in a cinema in the Philippines in 2016, what blew me away the most was how Edwards told a story with heart and excitement that was magnified by a scale and cinematography that I hadn't seen in a sci-fi film in quite some time. I remember walking out of that cinema wishing to have that same kind of experience again someday. That's exactly what Edwards ...
Scout’s Cafe Is A Cozy Home Away From Home
By Anna Harman
Scout’s Cafe is located in Springfield, Ohio just about 30 minutes away from Cedarville’s campus. While it was a bit of a far drive, I thought that it was well worth it.
At first I was skeptical of the cafe because it seemed small and there wasn’t a lot of information about it online. However, when I arrived there were cars filling the parking lot as well as the drive through. I could tell right away that this was a popular favorite for Springfield locals.&nb...
New mission trip seeks to put Upstate New York on Cedarville’s church planting map
By Avonlea Brown
This year, seven new locations joined the list of Global Outreach mission trips at Cedarville University, making a record number of options available to students. One of the recent additions is a student-led trip over Fall Break to Syracuse, New York.
Andrew Krom and Elijah Elmer, two MDiv majors, both grew up in Upstate New York and see a need for church planting in the area. As two people who felt called to domestic ministry, Krom and Elmer wanted to share the word ...
Photo gallery: Men’s soccer team beats Trevecca
Cedarville’s men’s soccer team fended off Trevecca’s comeback bid, winning the homecoming match 4-2.
The Yellow Jackets opened with a frenzy of goals, netting three in the span of five minuted and six seconds.
Caleb Knight found Matthew Weller’s corner kick to open the scoring. Moments later Alex Long scored a penalty just 42 seconds before Michael Catanzarite scored a third goal.
The Trojans came roaring back in the second half, scoring twice to cut the deficit to ...
Photo Gallery: Lady Jackets draw on Homecoming
Cedarville’s women’s soccer team fought Trevecca to a scoreless draw in their homecoming/senior night match.
The Lady Jackets got off to a hot start, firing four shots in the first 10 minutes of the match, but the back of the net eluded them repeatedly.
Brooke Ackley played yet another stellar game in goal, amassing seven saves, and her seventh clean sheet in 12 games.
Seniors Brooke Ackley, Olivia Estep, Maddy Nelson, Tiffany Campbell, Emily Walton, Lisi Williamson, and ...
