Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting We've recently released the spring issue of Cedarville Magazine — Building for Transformation — and we'd like to share it with you Cedarville Magazine tells the stories of the people and programs that make Cedarville University unique you’ll find the plans for Cedarville’s newest building project which will become the new home for our history and government; English and modern languages; education; psychology; and social work programs Learn more about the value of these programs and hear from students and faculty about what makes this project so special God is doing incredible things here on campus and we can’t wait for you to read about it we hope you'll see on every page of the Magazine that Cedarville stands firmly for the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Game Recap: Baseball | 4/15/2025 8:37:00 PM | - Tyler McIntosh © 2025 Slippery Rock University Athletics Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More Ohio — Students and faculty at Cedarville University are mourning the loss of an engineering student known for being a “light” to everyone on campus was among the 60 passengers and four crew onboard American Airlines flight 5342 Wednesday night when the regional jet hit an Army Black Hawk helicopter while approaching the runway at Reagan National Airport “She would inevitably take a pause from her so-much-homework and sit down to talk to you for a while,” Schiebout said Maxwell majored in Mechanical Engineering and minored in Biomedical Engineering “She could just play games with us for hours if we let her,” Blair said adding Sunday game nights were a weekly tradition for their friend group Schiebout said it was fashion that first sparked her friendship with Maxwell because there's not a lot of people like that at Cedarville.” But the bond between the roommates was far from superficial Both Blair and Schiebout said they gave Maxwell some words of encouragement before she traveled home to Wichita to attend her grandfather’s funeral it's really nice that those were the things I got to say to her last Maxwell was returning to Ohio Wednesday night planning to catch a connecting flight in Washington “I am confident that Grace Maxwell is before her Savior and I am confident that she is worshiping King Jesus with her grandfather,” said Cedarville University President Thomas White White got emotional while leading an all-campus program inside the Dixon Ministry Center Friday morning shining star was taken from us way too soon,” he said He helped guide the community toward finding strength in faith and leaning on the power of prayer Maxwell’s friends plan to keep her memory close and remember the light she brought to the world “I think she she would be really shocked to probably realize that she'd made that big of an impact,” Schiebout said “Because she was one of those people that never never realized that she actually made an impact on people.” School leaders said Counseling Services Office staff is on standby to help students navigate their grief Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting was a mechanical engineering student at Cedarville University She was involved in several areas of campus life such as Resound Radio a student-focused station through the Department of Communication Ohio (BP) — Grace Maxwell was returning from her grandfather’s funeral to her studies at Cedarville University when the jet carrying her and 63 others collided with a U.S Army helicopter on approach to Reagan National Airport Cedarville president Thomas White relayed a discussion he had with Maxwell’s father now facing the death of his daughter following that of his father I can’t say anything that takes away your hurt or your pain was a junior majoring in mechanical engineering with a minor in biomedical engineering Her semester project was creating a hand-stabilizing device that could be used for things like helping a person feed themselves shining star was taken from us way too soon But we know there’s a God that will make all things new,” White said today The U.S. Army Black Hawk was flying higher than normal, which placed it in the path of the plane, the New York Times reported Both aircraft plummeted into the Potomac River after the collision “[P]lease join me in praying for the Maxwell family during the days ahead,” White wrote in a letter to the Cedarville University community yesterday “Please also remember Grace’s friends and the entire School of Engineering as we mourn her loss.” Northside Bible Chapel in Valley Center, Kan., posted on Facebook that Maxwell was a part of an outreach ministry for several years “We will deeply miss her kind and gentle spirit,” it read “We take comfort in knowing that we will be reunited with her again Please offer your prayers and support to her parents and brother during this difficult time.” Counseling services will available in the school’s chapel “… If you just need to come by and pray … gather with some friends … pray for the Maxwell family … do what you need to do We’re going to take that next step forward.” Scott Barkley is chief national correspondent for Baptist Press © 2025 Southern Baptist Convention. Site by Mere Equal parts incredible learning experience and fun summer getaway these camps will give your student a taste of college life. They provide a fun relaxed environment for your student to make new friends and get used to life on Cedarville's campus before all the excitement of freshman year Deadlines for the summer programs are approaching, and some camps already have waitlists! Don't miss out! Sign your student up for a summer to remember today Thanks for visiting Cedarville is excited to welcome home new and returning Yellow Jackets this weekend New students can enjoy a special program during spring Getting Started spring Getting Started includes orientation activities and small STING Groups to get new students connected with Cedarville's community New and returning students are all invited to Cedarville's Welcome Home Bash from 6–9 p.m This high-energy community event includes games and activities for everyone Encourage your student to get involved this weekend and connect with old and new friends!  to allow students to return to campus in advance of a potential winter storm predicted Sunday night into Monday faculty and staff gathered in the Scharnberg Business and Communication Center room 103 at 4 p.m on Thursday in a memorial service for Seth Wagoner died on December 16 due to a car accident.  Jon Wood opened the ceremony with a sermon on John chapters 15 through 17 and excerpts from Wagoner’s obituary Virginia and other locations to attend the service Wagoner is survived by five siblings and his grandparents Carol Updike Several speakers illuminated Wagoner’s personality and walk in faith for those in attendance: Ashlynn Robinette Assistant Director for chapel music and Heartsong provided insight into Wagoner’s wit and talent on the electric guitar; Christian Eppich President of Alpha Chi Leadership and Service fraternity spoke on Wagoner’s heart for service and desire to learn; and Andrew Gentry Wagoner was known for “his sharp intellect and unwavering faith.” His impact on the people around him left a lasting impression of acceptance and worth that he found in Christ.  He never made me feel awkward or like I had anything to prove He always made each member of our team feel valued witty comment followed up by a knowing smile,” Robinette said “I’m super grateful to have been just a small witness to what God was doing in his heart and his mind here at Cedarville.” Members of Heartsong led the congregation in song during the service and tears shed in sadness turned to worship as those in the room honored the life and ministry of Sethe Wagoner.  let your light so shine before others so that they may see your good deeds and give glory to your Father who is in heaven,’” Eppich said “While we mourn the loss of Seth we also celebrate that he lived out that verse in our community and in other people’s communities and we celebrate the example that he set even as a sophomore Seth helped model what it means to serve like Christ.” and Journalism major and editor of Campus News for Cedars Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting