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Review: 'Resident Evil' is a blend of video game charm, comedy, and horror - The Exponent

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Movies have been continuously reimagining different books, television shows, and even video games. While there have been other “Resident Evil” film interpretations, director Zach Cregger adds a new reinvention to the list. Cregger’s film maintains the feeling that you are in a video game, while making for an incredibly engaging film without having to know...

Opinion: Artists push back against AI as debate reaches Baldwin Wallace - The Exponent

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The widespread debate over artificial intelligence and its place in creative industries recently reached Baldwin Wallace, where students gathered in protest over the university’s planned AI music event. The protest was part of a larger concern among artists and students about how quickly generative AI is becoming involved in creative work. For many artists,

‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ with a major twist

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The Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Performing Arts will run the play “Glengarry Glen Ross” with a twist, by having each character, who are all male, be played by an all-female cast. “Glengarry Glen Ross” is a play written by famous playwright David Mamet about real estate agents trying to get as much money and clients... The post ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ with

Baldwin Wallace’s ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ and the discussion on mental health

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“Dear Evan Hansen” is coming to Baldwin Wallace later this year, one of the first universities in the U.S. to be granted rights to stage the musical. The world was first introduced to “Dear Evan Hansen” in 2017, and it became a huge success, winning the Tony Award for Best Musical in 2017 and launching... The post Baldwin Wallace’s ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ and the

BW Women’s Center hosts the first Dolly Parton Day celebration By Natalee Schor

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Dolly Day occurred Friday, Sep. 25 courtesy of Baldwin Wallace’s Women’s Center. The Women’s Center had a variety of activities spanning from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. in celebration of Dolly Parton’s life and reflected who she was and the impact she made on people throughout her life. Some highlighted activities were a leadership collab with... The post BW Women’s Cen

The student senate undergoes leadership change, prepares for a wide variety of issues over the semester - The Exponent

The Exponent

Student government leaders gathered in the Union’s Quarry Room last Tuesday evening to address a series of initiatives aimed at student wellness, housing concerns, and upcoming leadership transitions. The meeting marked an essential shift as the senate prepares for a new administration while tracking sensitive health-related policies on campus. The current s

In Berea’s new National Register Historic District, preservation takes center stage - The Exponent

The Exponent

The charm of the Berea neighborhoods surrounding Baldwin Wallace is one of the many defining features of the university. The area’s historic atmosphere and its preservation are the subject of increasing discussion, with the recent addition to the National Register of Historic Places of the Berea neighborhood adjacent to South Campus. The newly designated Ber

Staff Spotlight: Patrick Greenhill, Safety and Security

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At Baldwin Wallace, there are many figures working behind the scenes who ensure the campus runs smoothly, such as Patrick Greenhill, head of the Department of Safety and Security. Greenhill is in his second year in the role. Prior to this, he spent thirty-two years as an officer, sergeant, and detective sergeant for the Berea... The post Staff Spotlight: Pat

The Guardian Angle: Cleveland is headed back to the postseason

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The Cleveland Guardians are headed back to the postseason for the third consecutive season after winning the American League Central for the fourth time in five years. After finishing the regular season with an 85-77 record, the Guardians earned themselves a bye in the playoffs. The Guardians will take on the Chicago White Sox, who... The post The Guardian A

Review: “The Invite” was the best film of the summer

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The big movie releases of the summer brought us several hits, including the long-awaited release of the newest addition to the Marvel Universe, “Spiderman: Brand New Day.” Another blockbuster that took the world by storm was Curry Barker’s horror flick, “Obsession.” On top of that, Christopher Nolan’s epic “The Odyssey” made over a hundred million... The pos

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