Testimony Tuesday: God has a vision for your life
By Bella Agnello
During her field experience last semester, Olivia Luckhaupt, a junior Special Education major, worked with first graders. One of the first graders was a nonverbal student. For three months, she did not see any progress that revealed that he was learning how to use words to communicate. Whenever she handed him something, he could only nod in response.
One day, at the end of the semester, the boy finally said, “Thank you, Miss L!”
“My teacher and I looked at each ...
Marketing major wins The Pitch with Skin Safe app
By Chelsea McKanna
Friday, February 7, at 6 p.m. Cedarville University hosted its bi-annual entrepreneurship event, the Pitch, in the Dixon Ministry Center for students and visitors alike. With business experts as the judges and students eager to pitch their business ideas, the event fosters an excitement for entrepreneurship for all class years.
Entrepreneurship has taken a focal point in the business department over the past few years at Cedarville. The Pitch, a once a semester event, ...
Remembering Grace Maxwell
By Avonlea Brown
On Wednesday, Jan 29, the world received news about the deadly plane and helicopter crash in Washington D.C. On Thursday, Jan 30, Cedarville University received news that one of its students, junior Grace Maxwell, was on that flight.
Maxwell majored in Mechanical Engineering, was an on-air talent for Resound Radio and a member of the student-led writing org Inklings. Her unique personality and how she lived out her faith left imprints on the people close to ...
Synergy Connect helps equip students for gospel-sharing in any location
By Sam Sofio
Synergy Connect is not meant for a select few students; all Cedarville students are called to GO.
Launched September 23rd, 2024, Cedarville’s student-led Synergy Connect organization offers all students an incredible opportunity to shine the light of the Gospel in the most unreached places in the United States and around the world.
“Our mission is to mobilize trained disciples to multiply healthy churches together,” said senior History major and Vice President ...
Testimony Tuesday: A growing heart for evangelism and encouragement
By Bella Agnello
Over the summer, junior Computer Science major Grace Parish went on a mission trip through Cedarville University to a predominantly Muslim country in Southeast Asia. Through an unexpected change in the schedule, she encountered a young woman isolated from her community because of her religiously and racially mixed background. Parish listened intently as the young woman unraveled her story – perhaps for the first time.
“It was an hour of her sharing with me hard ...
Seasoned with Salt: New Communications Department Org for Women
By Madison Dyer
With a passion for women and the color pink, Alivia Rubright kickstarted a Student Organization for the ladies of the Communication Department: Communication Connect. All women across BDMJ, PWID and COMM are invited to join, grow their networks and deepen their friendships.
Rubright felt the different Communication majors suffered from disconnect, subconsciously segregating themselves by concentration or specific major. They might see each other and become friends in ...
Testimony Tuesday: Unearthing the mystery of the creator God
By Bella Agnello
Before coming to Cedarville University in 2018, Dr. Mohan Pereira, associate professor of physics, received his postdoctoral training at Yale. While there in New England, he was able to initiate several Gospel initiatives with Cru’s international ministry, Bridges International.
Pereira’s passion for evangelism started years prior when he became a Christian in college. Yet, that was not the first time God spoke to him. Pereira witnessed God’s direct revelations to ...
The sacred work of burden bearing: Russ Ramsey’s Lyceum lecture on Van Gogh
By Chelsea McKanna
Students filled the seats, lined the back walls and sat on staircases in the Scharnberg Auditorium to hear pastor and writer Russ Ramsey’s Lyceum Lecture and following Q&A on his book titled, “Van Gogh Has a Broken Heart.” The lecture took place on Thursday, January 16 at 7:00 p.m. A hush fell over the room when Ramsey began to speak, eager to listen after some technical difficulties set back the start fifteen minutes.
“I want us to see the hope of ...
GO Conference turns students to missions through the church
By Bella Agnello
Despite a one day delay due to a heavy snowstorm, GO Conference was a radical hit, charging Cedarville’s students to get involved in their local churches. Speakers challenged them to reconsider the importance that the church plays in the worship of God through missions. To close the conference, a brand-new prayer night event offered students a place to reflect and talk to God about the present and future state of the mission field.
Over the course of the conferen...
