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March is National Reading Month, and College Corps — a service-based grant — wants to encourage reading across Vanguard’s campus. In partnership with the VU Library and Sigma Tau Delta, College Corps is putting on a Book Exchange event. The Book Exchange event will happen on March 15, 2023 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Waugh Student Center. This is an event for students where each student will get to pick up a new book to read over Spring … [Read more] about National Reading Month Book Exchange
The Super Bowl is the most watched sporting event in the United States, with an average of 99.2 million viewers. There is also an estimated 30 to 50 million viewers around the world. With such a largely watched event, with a lot of moving parts, there are … [Read more] about Super Bowl Bets: Wacky or Valid?
Damar Hamlin, a safety for the Buffalo Bills football team, suffered cardiac arrest on the field during Monday Night Football on January 2, 2023. He received CPR on the field for nine minutes and was ultimately resurrected before being taken to a local … [Read more] about A Monumental Outcry of Support for Damar Hamlin
The city of Solvang, located about 35 miles north of Santa Barbara, is known as “The Danish Capital of America." During a visit to Solvang this season, i scoped out the best places to see for tourists and adventurers. First on the list was Paula’s Pancake … [Read more] about A Day in Solvang
Michelangelo Beals is a peacock that graced Vanguard University with his presence on Tuesday, October 4. He was the honorary Vanguard mascot for the two days he was on campus until his removal at the end of the day Wednesday, October 5. Our honorary mascot was … [Read more] about Michelangelo Beals: The Peacock
In Orchard Park, NY, on Saturday, August 27, the Buffalo Bills released their starting rookie punter, Matt Araiza, because of the lawsuit filed against him for gang-raping an underage girl with fellow college teammates last fall. Matt Araiza was drafted as … [Read more] about Bills Rookie Punter Let Go Due to Lawsuit
On Thursday September 29, 2022, Vanguard University’s History and Political Science department held a Childhood Cancer Awareness Event where speakers from different non-profit cancer organizations spoke about their testimonies and involvement with the fight … [Read more] about Childhood Cancer Awareness Event
Welcome Week is the second largest event on campus, next to graduation. It is a new student orientation, the weekend before classes start. This is a program that helps students transition into a university setting. Welcome Week encompasses learning about the … [Read more] about Welcome Week 2022
The Writing Center is a resource on campus that is included with your tuition costs. It is a place where undergraduate and graduate students are able to bring their writing and receive feedback on formatting, content, flow, organization, and much more. The … [Read more] about The Writing Center
Activate and Living Well will be putting on a joint food drive on campus. This food drive will be between April 4th and April 18th. There will be four collection bins around campus where students, faculty, and staff can deposit their donations. There will also … [Read more] about Activate & Living Well Food Drive
On Jan. 5, 2022, it was announced to the students that the Lions Arena will be built in replacement of The Pit. This arena will be three stories tall, with 60,000 square footage. The Pit will be removed during the summer of 2022, with the hope that the arena … [Read more] about Welcoming the Lions Arena!
Vanguard University’s Stunt team competed in three games between February 17 to February 20. On Thursday, February 17, Vanguard went head-to-head against Concordia University Irvine. It was a close game, but Vanguard lost 10-11. On Friday, February 18, … [Read more] about Stunt Team Weekend Recap
