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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 ...

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 ...

Rinnova’s birthday bash: Celebrating 20 years of coffee and community

By Bella Agnello Cedarville’s lower SSC bustled with life on Thursday night as hundreds of students formed clumpy lines to try their luck at being a barista. Immediately following the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony, Rinnova threw a party in honor of its 20th birthday. Cold, tired students piled inside to enjoy freshly brewed, on-the-house coffee. In Panda Express, students lined up to get their free drip coffee, cookies and brownies. At Rinnova, students made their own hot or ...

Wise Testimony: Women of Impact kicks off its existence by hosting Voices of Wisdom

By Madison Dyer On November 7th, Women of Impact, a female-led initiative of Cedarville University, hosted its launching event in the Scharnberg auditorium at 7 p.m. Complete with fresh fruit, an assortment of delicious dips, scrunchies, and invaluable wisdom, the kickoff could not have gone better. Titled Voices of Wisdom, the panel highlighted the experience of other Christian women who had passed through difficult seasons of life and learned that trusting God is the only true peace in ...

Testimony Tuesday: Learning from the teacher

By Bella Agnello One day in Louisville, KY, a 15-year-old boy understood the Gospel for the first time while riding in a church van.  Though he grew up in the church, Dr. Kevin Jones did not understand the Bible until Deacon David Williams – who was driving the van – shared the Gospel with him on the way to church. He did not know it yet, but from that moment on Jones’ life could never be the same again. “When you understand your ugliness and darkness, and come to know ...

Students prepare their hearts for the election with night of prayer

By Sam Sofio Students of Cedarville University gathered together at 7 p.m. on Monday, the night before the looming Presidential election, in Alumni Hall to worship and pray for a nation in trouble.  Four university organizations partnered for the event, called Prayer For Our Nation; The university’s chapters of Students for Life, Turning Point USA, International Justice Mission and Young Women for America all participated in leading throughout the night.  The evening began ...

Testimony Tuesday: A life on mission for the Good Shepherd

By Bella Agnello *for the sake of protecting the subject of this testimony from danger in her future work on the mission field, we have changed her name Growing up in a family and a church that supported missions, Anna was bound to have a heart ready to go and share the Gospel overseas. From a young age, Anna’s heart for missions overflowed from her personal understanding of the Gospel. When she was four years old, Anna asked her parents if she could take communion, but her mom did ...