‘Stranger Things’ Season 5, Vol. 1, draws audiences back to the Upside Down
By Danielle Cherry
It happened. “Stranger Things” season five is finally here after four painful years of waiting to see what happens next. With the mind flayer in the distance and Will Byler’s iconic hand-on-neck sensations, fans correctly predicted that season five would only go deeper into the Upside Down.
Production quality for the final season skyrocketed, and the plot only dives deeper into the connection between Will and Vecna. Eleven (Mille Bobby Brown), now with her ...
Community Christmas Celebration: an annual event that promotes unity and joy
By Linnea Doughman
Summoned by the return of the Christmas season, melodies echoed throughout Jeremiah Chapel on Sunday, Dec. 7th, 2025. Cedarville University’s annual community Christmas celebration commenced once again.
People from all walks of life congregated in the chapel to enjoy the university’s choral and instrumental ensembles.
Performer Madelyn Mowery, a senior Keyboard Pedagogy major, reflected that her favorite part of the concert was the instrumental music with the ...
Testimony Tuesday: Holding fast to God’s comfort during suffering and grief
By Rachel Schuck
“I am held by the God who keeps perfect covenant and that is true no matter how I fail or the hardships that I go through.”
Alyson Punzi holds a unique position: she gets to share the light of Christ with others through her story of suffering and grief.
Punzi, who works as an executive assistant in Cedarville’s Advancement Department, dwells on God’s steadfast comfort during her moments of grief, as well as his reminder that he holds her fast.
Growing up in ...
