Veteran’s Day Chapel 2016
PHOTO GALLERY: Cedarville University hosted its annual Veteran's Day chapel to honor veterans on campus and in the community. This year, U.S. Air Force Chaplain Major General Dondi Costin delivered a message on how the best way to honor veterans is to serve God and the community wherever one is called.
Hear voices of some of the 200 plus veterans who attended Cedarville University's annual Veteran's Day chapel on Nov. 11.
Moonlight Madness 2016
PHOTO GALLERY: Cedarville University's tradition, "Moonlight Madness", celebrated the beginning of basketball season Sat. Nov 5.
Election 2016 Polls
PHOTO GALLERY: Cedarville students join the community on Election Day at Grace Baptist Church to cast their ballots.
Lawlor/Hill players on Rivalry for the Gridiron Classic
Friendly Cedarville rivalry kicks off Saturday, Nov. 5, at 5:30pm at the Cedarcliff football field. Cedarville dorms will play each other in flag football with two games, Maddox v. Printy and Lawlor v. Hill. Lawlor and Hill students discuss the upcoming game.
Music: Justin Mahar - The Grind
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Senior Night Success for Lady Jackets
Senior Night on the volleyball court was a success for the Cedarville University Lady Jackets on Oct. 28 with a 3-0 victory over Trevecca. Watch and hear from head coach Doug Walters and the team’s four seniors (in order of appearance), Rachel Krikke, Kristin Cardwell, Angela Becker and Abby Shelton.
Ready, Set, Glow
The Integrated Business Core began the weekend at Cedarville with "Ready, Set, Glow." The glowing themed event was Saturday, Oct. 22 from 7:30 pm to almost midnight. Students competed in campus golf, bubble soccer and Spikeball. Participants could also enjoy a DTR comedy show.
Lady Jackets Take Home Opener
The Lady Jackets won their home opener against Findlay Tuesday night by a score of 3-1. Findlay took the first set, 25-23, and Cedarville took the last three sets by scores of 25-21, 25-14, and 25-23. It is Cedarville’s ninth straight victory, improving their overall record to 9-2.
Abby Shelton and Krissy Pratt lead the way for the Jackets with 16 kills a piece. Pratt also lead the team in digs with 15. Rachel Krikke added 13 kills and six blocks. Kristin Cardwell had a team high 49 ...
CU Jackets Volleyball Home Opener
The Lady Jackets emerge victorious against the University of Findlay at CU's annual Volleyball Home Opener on Tuesday, Sept. 20. This event is one of the biggest volleyball events in NCAA DII, said Doug Walters, head coach of the women's volleyball team, and the entire student body was encouraged to attend.
The first 1,000 to attend were given a free T-shirt at the end of the event.
[Photos by Anna Pizarro]
Last updated Sept. 21 at 11:15 a.m.
