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Men’s Soccer vs Kentucky Wesleyan Photo Gallery

The Cedarville Men’s Soccer team tied Kentucky Wesleyan 0-0 Thursday afternoon in a G-MAC matchup. The Yellow Jackets had 9 shots to no avail, but Eben Dewhurst held off the panthers with three saves. The Jackets move to 4-5-2 on the season, and 2-3-2 in conference matchups, currently holding sixth place in the G-MAC. They will look to bounce back against Walsh University on Thursday, October 17 at 6:00 p.m. Photos by Logan Howard

Tuttle’s Takes: Week 5’s offense and quarterbacks

By Emily Tuttle There is quite possibly nothing that tests your patience more than watching football with someone who doesn’t understand the nuances of the game. Your team is losing, and suddenly, they are saying things like, “Why doesn’t the runner go where there are no people?” But in week 5, even the most casual football fans could turn on a game and be enthralled with the action. Their eyes glued to the screen, games like the Ravens and Bengals fighting back and forth into ...

Cedarville Students March for the Rights of the Unborn

By Ashleigh Clark On Friday, October 4, 120 Cedarville students boarded two charter buses en route to Columbus, Ohio. Every student was there to protest abortion in the Ohio March for Life. The group of 120 students was led by the Students for Life Org on campus and Communications Professor Dr. Andrew Harris. Paige Johnson, a member of CU Students for Life, described the March as “the fight for the lives of the unborn in the state of Ohio.”  According to Johnson, “It ...

The veteran misconception: New org at Cedarville seeks to support students transitioning from the  military

By Madison Dyer  Veteran students face a unique challenge when coming to college, even such a welcoming one as Cedarville University.  People who serve in the military have the option to go to college on a scholarship after they complete their service. It is near impossible to recognize veteran students, nobody ever mentions them in passing and most students are too busy to dedicate more than a second of consideration to their veteran peers’ situation.  Dr. Jason Grimm, ...