Aiden Hibbard’s solo win leads to a fourth place finish for the Jackets
By Evan Martens
With the spring season underway, the men’s golf team took a trip down to Lexington, North Carolina, to play at Sapona Golf Club, where they finished fourth, shooting +31, after a tough start to round one.
Coming into the tournament, Cedarville knew it would be challenging with top players from schools such as High Point, UMass, Montana State Billings, and finally the 52nd and 59th nationally-ranked players from Missouri University of Science and Tech.
Round one was a ...
Testimony Tuesday: Living on mission
By Megan Deets
Throughout his life, Ethan Foster, a Master of Divinity (mDiv) student at Cedarville University, has felt a call to take the gospel to the people who have never heard it.
“That’s what really breaks my heart, that people don’t have a chance to repent and believe in Christ,” Foster said.
Foster grew up in Jacksonville, Florida, with two parents of strong faith and two sisters. He was homeschooled from middle school through high school, which meant he ...
Yellow Jackets post strong day two performances at GMAC
By Matt Schaeckenbach
One chance. That’s all you get each year for becoming a conference champion. One mistake, one misstep, and you’ve lost it. Go home and come back next year. There’s only one winner, and this time around, it’s not you.
That’s the grim reality that athletes faced at the GMAC Conference Championships.
However, Cedarville took back the track on day two against some of the best in Division II with its eyes set on the prize.
The Yellow ...
Track and Field dominates day one of the GMAC championships
By Matt Schaeckenbach
Sprinting legend Usain Bolt once said, “I trained 4 years to run 9 seconds.”
Eight months of training. Dozens of workouts. Six meets. Hundreds of hours relentlessly repeating excellence until it becomes second nature.
All for two days of competition.
The Great Midwest Athletic Conference (GMAC) Championship was February 27-28 in Ashland, Ohio, at the University of Ashland. The championship provides athletes with one last opportunity to ...
Season 2 of ‘The Artful Dodger’ brings out the duality of major characters
By Danielle Cherry
A medical professional and a wealthy socialite, seem like a pretty good fit. Both well educated, and high up in society. Except that’s not all Jack Dodger and Lady Belle are. Let’s try again.
A crook and a toff - that's better. Jack Dawkins (Thomas Brodie Sangster) finds himself in two worlds: his past as a crook and his present as a medical doctor in a small town British colony on the shores of Australia. Lady Belle (Maia Mitchell), while still being a ...
“The Pendragon Cycle: The Rise of the Merlin” is less than magical
By Molly Adkins
“This is to be Arthur’s story, but there’s more to Arthur than his birth.” So begins the Pendragon Cycle, a T.V. show produced by The Daily Wire and based on Stephen Lawhead’s 7-book historical fantasy series. The storyline is a retelling of the King Arthur legend, with the show largely focusing on Merlin.
However, despite the show’s title, we don’t actually meet Merlin (Tom Sharp) until the end of episode 2 (out of 7). Instead, we are instantly immersed in ...
‘Crime 101’ struggles to transition between storytelling mediums but is still a fun ride along the way
By Gabriel Payne
Los Angeles, California is a beautiful city, home to nearly 4 million people and every single one of them has a different story. Some are bankers, some are lawyers and some steal millions of dollars to make ends meet.
The storyline of “Crime 101” follows a highly successful, highly meticulous Los Angeles jewel thief and his plan for a diamond heist that, if he pulls it off, will set him up for the rest of his life. Throughout the journey, the thief and the other core ...
‘The Night Manager’ episodes 4-6 of season two leave viewers eager for another season
By Danielle Cherry
Coming off the ending of episode three, Pine is rightly shocked by the unexpected and horrid discovery of Roper (Hugh Laurie) being alive. Like Pine, I felt my heart jump out of my body as one of television's biggest bads walked across my screen.
From the beginning of this season, Roper has been haunting Pine (Tom Hiddleston), being seen in Teddy’s similar business model of fronting arms dealing as a philanthropist. Now Pine understands why. As Pine ...
Merchant beats personal record amid Otterbein victory in Smash
By Balen Allain
Cedarville’s Super Smash Bros. Ultimate team won a decisive 2-0 against Otterbein University, with one of the Yellow Jackets breaking a personal record.
Otterbein is ranked below Cedarville – not by much, but enough to inspire confidence.
“I have a feeling Eli and Mark will sweep them,” teammate Mathias “kittyclaws” Hahn said before the game.
“Based off of what we played last semester, I wouldn’t be ...
Testimony Tuesday: Rescued by a gracious God
By Rachel Schuck
“Jesus doesn’t just save us from God’s wrath. Praise the Lord! He’s better than that. He saves us from God’s wrath, and he saves us from our sin.”
On Easter Sunday, April 1, 2018, Mason Kimball gave his life to Christ as a freshman in high school. He understood the consequences of his sin, recognized his need for a Savior and fully committed himself to Christ. Days earlier, his life looked completely different.
Kimball, a Master of Divinity student at ...
