month : 11/2024 31 results

Cedarville wins against Central State despite injuries

By Danielle Cherry The crowd was wound up as the pep band’s music rattled the seats, and deep base pierced every moment. The Cedarville men’s basketball team lined up to play against Central State on November 23. Despite a vital team member getting injured, the Jackets won the game 89-73.  The Jackets focused on defense, pressing against the Marauders, not giving them room to get to the hoop. The coaches yelled excitedly as the Yellow Jackets whittled away Central States’ time ...

‘Arcane’ Season 2 gets downright Shakespearean (and I’m here for it)

By Ben Konuch “No beast is as savage as man.” “Arcane” is great. That’s a known fact by now, and I don’t think I’m going to win any originality points in this review by saying that. Over two-thirds of the way through its second and final season, “Arcane” has found a way to somehow keep doing more of what makes it such a phenomenal series. Unfortunately for us viewers, that includes the emotional stakes. The series has always balanced great action, good humor and ...

Krispy Christmas remains the same despite personnel changes

By Katrianna Braden As Cedarville University swings into Christmas season and finals loom over students, there is  one respite to numb the stress of the semester’s close. Krispy Christmas is a fundraiser run  by the student radio station Resound Radio.  Resound Radio is student-focused, student-staffed and runs like a professional radio station. Their station verse is Ephesians 4:29, “Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for ...

Prota apparel: overcoming setbacks to deliver a comfortable message

By Avonlea Brown On October 24, the third and final Integrated Business Core team launched their business: Prota Apparel. The next day, they had their first tabling event, and later recorded impressive first-week sales of over $1,000.  The Integrated Business Core is a year-long course for any students interested in learning what it takes to start and run a business. They form teams, come up with a product and business plan, go through a loan proposal process and launch their ...

Testimony Tuesday: Painting sunsets with God

By Bella Agnello “When I imagine heaven, I picture painting sunsets with God, whether that’s on the actual sky or on a canvas. Artists and storytellers will still be creating things in heaven.” Eliana Wiseman is a storyteller at heart. Her whole life, stories captivated her – stories of mythical worlds and Authurian legends. Now a sophomore Broadcasting, Digital Media and Journalism major at Cedarville University, she is exploring new ways to draw out the Gospel through storyte...

Sparrows and Lilies: A student-led business all about slowing down and living in the moment

By Sam Sofio In the spring semester of 2024, three students – Anastasia Stanhope, a junior Accounting major; Cadence Brown, a junior Marketing major; and Evelyn Mazzye, a senior Finance major – collaborated together to create a business called Sparrows & Lilies. Through Cedarville University’s Integrated Business Core program, they developed a meaningful product. The Integrated Business Core program enables business students to create, manage and market exciting and innovative ...

‘The Penguin’ ends with perfected tragedy

By Ben Konuch “I got the devil in my house, Rex. What am I supposed to do?” If you ask any longtime DC fan who they think the most monstrous Batman villain is, you’d probably get the same answer: the Joker. Of course, plenty of Batman’s longtime enemies are nasty, but how do you make mobsters like Black Mask or the Penguin appear as sadistic or hateable as the iconic Clown Prince of Crime? After finishing its final four episodes, I can now say that HBO’s “The Penguin” ...

‘An Almost Christmas Story’ was almost heartwarming

By Ashleigh Clark I rarely enjoy modern Christmas movies. They usually have too much to say or are far too similar to the ones before them.  “An Almost Christmas Story” almost felt the same way.  Co-produced by Alfonso Cuaron, the short film tells the tale of a lost baby owl (Moon) and a little girl (Luna) trying to find their way home in unforgiving New York City.  Moon’s journey begins when he hides from a hawk in a giant pine tree. Unfortunately, this tree ...

Wet, Cold, Friday Night Lights: The 2024 Gridiron Classic

By James Beagle After weeks of anticipation, on November 15th, four teams took the field to compete in the annual Gridiron Classic under the Friday night lights of Cedarville High School. The night consists of two flag football games between four dorms across campus, pitting Maddox against Printy and Lawlor against The Hill. This year, both contests proved to be defensive battles decided by some consequential big-time plays down the stretch. Printy and Maddox’s matchup would be decided ...

Leaving a Mark: The Alexander Hamilton Society hosts discussion on how U.S. elections impact decisions “Beyond the Borders” of our nation

By Madison Dyer In the wake of the presidential election, The Alexander Hamilton Society decided to host a formal discussion on the global impact of United States presidential elections. Titled “Beyond Borders”, the event featured Dr. Mark Caleb Smith, dean of the School of Arts and Humanities at Cedarville University, and Ambassador Kelly Currie, US representative to the United Nations.  The Alexander Hamilton Society is a national, nonprofit organization which exists to inform ...