Don’t Look Back in Anger” is more than a concert documentary following the famous band Oasis. It’s a story of forgiveness, friendship and family. Life is short, and this movie reminds the audience ...

By Lucas Dennis A bold and strange movie, “Hope” does not reinvent the genre, but it combines several interesting ideas of its own. It begins as a Korean mystery, evolves into monster horror, then ...

By Balen Allain Cedarville’s Marvel Rivals team confidently terminated Southern Alberta Institute of Technology in a 3-0 sweep on Thursday to start the Esports season. A game of Marvel Rivals consists ...

By Carly Shaner Not to be confused with Gal Gadot’s “The Runner,” “Runner” is also a chase movie, but with much less physical running. Hank Malone (played by Alan Ritchson) is an ex-military man who ...

At 8 p.m. sharp Monday, President Dr. Thomas White takes the stage in front of over 1,000 students curious to see how the night would take shape. “We have no idea what we’re doing tonight,” White said ...

Cedarville baseball head coach Matt Richter keeps things simple. Simple practices, simple philosophy, simple tactics. Even his office setup is simple, with baseball memorabilia decorating the walls.

With the release of “Breach” on September 12th, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dunn wrap up at least a decade of mysterious storytelling. Casual listeners may not be aware that since “Blurryface” released in ...

I could regurgitate facts about the year-over-year growth of the sport, or the thousands of courts installed across the country, including at Cedarville. But all you need to know is Tom Brady, Selena ...

If you were an ex-pirate captain, now mother, and someone came to your island and sent men to kill you, how would you respond? By driving a knife into one of their necks? In front of your children? It ...

Imagine that once upon a time, you wanted to go to the movie theater and see a new release. That year, a new film about a deadly tornado sweeping across the country was one of the biggest releases of ...

Today Don and Pat Dunstan can’t agree on the morning weather of April 3, 1974. What happened that evening 50 years ago obscures it from memory. “It was a beautiful, beautiful morning, just gorgeous,” ...