Our mission is to compile the best undergraduate fiction, nonfiction, poetry, art, and photography here at Cedarville University. Our focus is to showcase talented voices that explore the human condition in all its complexities and nuances. Our hope is to impact how college students think about and interact with art by publishing pieces which seek to, as C. S. Lewis instructs, “see with other eyes, to imagine with other imaginations, to feel with other hearts, as well as with our own.” In this way, we “demand windows” to investigate the experiences in our communities and understand truth from all our imperfections and beauties. Through critical empathy and creative expression, we seek to show the perfect need for Christ and his saving grace.
Current Issue: Volume 24, 2024
Issue DOI: 10.15385/jcr.2024.24.1
Foreword
Poetry
the gods below
Hannah Shierman
Soundwaves
Brook T. Fetter
Command (My Magnificat)
Grace Thornsbury
Descartes Heart
Meghan Wells
Devotion: Psalm 16
Anastasia Cook
Fiction
Dear Jeffey
Adelyn Olson
Camp Nasworthy
Elise Hunnemeyer
Nonfiction
Meditation: From Psalm 139
Anastasia Cook
On Worship
Gabrielle Utrie
Night Scents
Benjamin G. Konuch
Wh en/ere I Saw
Emily L. Vest
On Liminality
Haley C. Kollstedt
Art
Truths & Lies Mugs
Kaitlyn D. Davis
The Drip Effect
Gabriela M. Bush
In His Hands
Nina Friess
Photography
white arch
Angela Lee
beyond the arch
Angela Lee
Rocks by the Sea
Luke W. Smith
Bridge at the New River Gorge
Luke W. Smith
Sunset Petals
Brosnan S. Butt
Parisian Mobility
Brosnan S. Butt
Roman Alleys
Brosnan S. Butt
Fuji and Sunrise
Brosnan S. Butt
The Opera House
Brosnan Butt
Acknowledgements
Editors
- Alayna Drollinger
- Booker Atkins
- Ashleigh Clark
- Elise Hunnemeyer
- Haley Kollstedt
- Caroline Stanton
- Emily Vest
- Meghan Wells
Faculty Advisor
- Bryana Fern
Designer
- Macy Lambert
Sponsor
- The Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages at Cedarville University
- The Cedarville Review is an annual publication of poetry, prose, and visual art. Our special thanks to our many contributors. This review was laid out in Adobe InDesign using Avenir Next, Rockwell, and Athelas type families.