At Cedarville, your experience as an English, literature, or modern languages major won’t stop at the classroom door. You’ll step into a community that values creativity, connection, and hands-on learning — where what you study comes alive through real experiences. Whether you’re writing, learning a new language, or exploring big ideas, you’ll find plenty of ways to grow and make your voice heard.
As you have the chance to get involved in student organizations, campus publications, and service opportunities, you’ll discover that your Cedarville experience is about more than just earning a degree — it’s about preparing for your calling with confidence and purpose.
Student Organizations
Alpha Kappa Delta
- Contact: alphakappadelta@cedarville.edu
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- Open to: Junior/Senior English and Integrated Language Arts Majors (who meet academic requirements)
French Club
French Club at Cedarville is a space where you can improve your language skills, grow cultural awareness, eat crêpes, and develop a heart for missions among other aspiring and fluent French speakers!
- Contact: french@cedarville.edu
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- Open to: All students
Inklings Creative Writing
The Inklings is a creative writing group for both beginning and experienced writers interested in sharing, refining, and brainstorming ideas with others. Their goal is to create a writing community for fellowship and the improvement of the members' craft. Students of all majors are welcome to participate.
- Contact: inklings@cedarville.edu
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- Open to: All Students
Linguistics Club
The Linguistics Club is a group of students who are united in their passion for languages and Jesus. The club hosts events to connect, inform, and support students who are interested in languages and linguistics, including TESOL and Bible Translation.
- Contact: linguisticsclub@cedarville.edu
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- Open to: All students
Spanish Club
- Contact: spanish@cedarville.edu
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- Open to: All students
Additional Opportunities To Get Involved
The Cedarville Review
This annual journal showcases some of Cedarville’s finest student work in literature — both fiction and nonfiction — alongside striking photography.
The Lyceum
The Lyceum brings together students and faculty across the School of Arts and Humanities for lectures, performances, and conversations with thought leaders and artists, cultivating Christ-centered scholarship, creativity, and cultural engagement.
The Miracle
Cedarville’s yearbook, The Miracle, is produced each year by students who contribute writing, photography, editing, and design — gaining valuable hands-on experience while capturing the life of the University.
Study Abroad
Broaden your Cedarville experience through study abroad programs that enrich your English, literature, and modern languages studies while preparing you to engage the world for Christ.
The Writing Center
At the Writing Center, trained student tutors help peers strengthen their writing through one-on-one sessions, workshops, and collaborative projects while also developing their own communication and leadership skills.