Homecoming at Cedarville connects generations of students
By Megan Deets
People lined the streets around Cedarville’s campus for Saturday morning’s Homecoming Parade. The crowd buzzed with excitement as the parade was about to begin. Children, professors and alumni young and old joined together to celebrate.
The entire parade displayed the bond that Cedarville creates. From the Greek-lettered organizations to the sports teams to the nursing association, the groups walked down the streets as one.
The Faculty and Staff Kids Wagon was ...
Volleyball: Lady Jackets surprise Ashland in 3 sets
By Danielle Cherry
Coming off its five-set victory against Ohio Dominican University, Cedarville had 24 hours to recover before they played a team undefeated in the GMAC: Ashland University.
The Lady Jackets dialed in their focus, took advantage of an off night by Ashland, and upset the Eagles in three sets, 25-19, 25-21, 25-15 for their third straight win.
The Jackets were consistent in their play, with the back row being ever steady coming off of their come-from-behind victory last ...
Lady Jackets drop marathon set, rebound to beat ODU in 5
By Danielle Cherry
In a five-set game, Cedarville University showed what relentless pursuit looks like, fighting for every point, ultimately beating Ohio Dominican University 28-30, 20-25, 27-25, 25-23, 15-10.
Ohio Dominican entered with one conference loss as the team to beat in the upcoming GMAC tournament, owning a 3-1 victory over Cedarville earlier this season. For the Jackets, coming off of the easy win from Thomas More, the change in game pace was drastic to their ...
Marvel Rivals overcomes resistance to down Purdue-Fort Wayne
By Balen Allain
Cedarville’s Marvel Rivals team won 3-1 Thursday night against their toughest opponent yet, Purdue University-Fort Wayne, facing fierce resistance in the Convoy matches.
“I’m excited to play Purdue,“ team captain Ben “Fysx” Jones said. “I think we’re gonna beat them, but it’s going to be a lot closer than our other matches.“
The team has been practicing using and countering a powerful character, Gambit, who has a powerful ultimate ability ...
‘The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane’ puts selfless love center stage
By Josh Ball
To love is to lose. This reality makes us question whether “‘tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” Cedarville’s theater department seeks to answer that question with their performance of “The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane.”
Edward Tulane is a porcelain rabbit who cares only for himself. As the story progresses, he must learn to love. This journey unfolds as the little rabbit’s world expands to others. Tragically, he ...
The second half of ‘Lanterns’ came back and did it right
By Amelia Morris
“Lanterns” returns with a surprisingly engaging second half of the series compared to the first. Once again, the small town of Rushville, Nebraska has a mystery to solve with a jump from 2016 to 2026. This one happens to hit far too close to home.
After seemingly resolving the first half of the story, “Lanterns” picks back up after the town of Rushville is destroyed, with Hal Jordan being the target of the town’s blame. Now in 2026 Hal is dead, something ...
‘Digger’ is the epitome of the phrase never let them know your next move
By Becca Taylor
Have you ever watched a scene that was so oddly intriguing you refused to look away even though every bone in your body screamed at you to close your eyes? Stretch that scene into a two hour film, and Alejandro G. Iñarritu’s “Digger” is your result. Strange is the only way to describe the acting, plot and themes of this entire experience.
Digger Rockwell (Tom Cruise) is an extremely wealthy, middle-aged oil tycoon obsessed with his dying pet cat. His billio...
Now that ‘East of Eden’ doesn’t have to be a perfect adaptation, it can just be a decent series
By Cadence Powers
Content Warning: This series contains explicit sexual material, explicit nudity, and mild violence. Please keep in mind the content warning when looking to view this series.
“East of Eden” serves as an adaptation of what has been culturally indebted as American author John Steinbeck’s Magnum Opus. Director Zoe Kazan’s ambitious series spans the entire four-part, 600 page novel—following the Trask family through three generations, first in Connecticut and ...
A growth that stings: Cedarville crushes Thomas More to Homecoming crowd in three-set game
By Danielle Cherry
Homecoming weekend brought in a raucous crowd to Cedarville gymnasium. With stands packed with alumni and fans, Cedarville dismantled Thomas More in a speedy match to three sets, winning 25-14, 25-14, 25-10.
With the public recognition of Alivia Rutt’s 1000 career digs at the beginning of the match, the home court energy was alive with excitement. As the team entered the court, there were smiles all around, ready to defeat Thomas More once again.
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