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Residence Directors' Kids Back Where They Started, Mark D. Weinstein

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Cedarville University’s Getting Started Weekend always begins with student-leaders cheering for families as they shake signs with one key phrase: “Welcome Home.” While this phrase applies to all of Cedarville’s students, some have a special connection to the university that truly makes this place just that — home.

Preemie Families Reunite At Cedarville, Mark D. Weinstein

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Melissa looked around and saw freshman student Rosemary Carman. Rosemary didn’t recognize Melissa, but Melissa recognized Rosemary from pictures. Seconds later, Melissa was embracing Rosemary’s mom, Angela. Now mothers of college students, they had met each other 18 years before as mothers of premature babies, or preemies, and they had last seen each other when their daughters were 2.

In Sickness And In Health: Students Plan Weddings Amidst Covid, Mark D. Weinstein

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Most married couples can recall stories of stress from the wedding-planning process, especially those who planned their big days while in college. But for the many recently engaged couples at Cedarville University, COVID has eclipsed the challenges of ongoing academic commitments.

An All-American Student Body At Cedarville University, Mark D. Weinstein

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Students from all across the United States are flocking to a small town in the Miami Valley for their college experience. According to Cedarville University’s Fall 2016 University Census, students from every state in the country are enrolled at the academically rigorous institution.

Blindfold Doesn't Deter Student From Rubik's Cube Success, Mark D. Weinstein

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Cedarville University students Nick Camillone and David Mortenson competed at the Mason Cubing Challenge in Mason, Ohio, on Sept. 10. Camillone’s highest placing was fourth in the blindfolded challenge while Mortenson’s highest placing was 14th in the 5x5 cube challenge.

Students Serve Inner-City Youth Of Dayton, Mark D. Weinstein

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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 14.8 percent of people are living in poverty in the United States. In the Dayton region, however, the rate is astronomically higher at 34.7 percent.

But Dayton-based The Gospel Mission, along with the help of several Cedarville University students, is helping to meet the physical and spiritual needs of those in need.

Jenna Parker, a senior social work major from Williamson, NY, and Ashley Belles, a junior psychology major from Webster, NY, have spent several years helping at The Gospel Mission. A comprehensive inner-city mission located near the heart of downtown Dayton, the mission …