We live in a day and age where representation and equality are some of the biggest aspects of society. Each day, we learn more about our differences, striving to embrace them, as well as share and understand different perspectives. Since I transferred to this university, I have found our slogan “Your story matters” to affect me personally, because I connect it with diversity within our chapels. If our story matters, we must discuss why are … [Read more] about Women representation in chapel creates unity and encouragement
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Chemistry professor dies, leaves behind adoring students
Chemistry professor, father, and husband, Mark Tsang passed away last month leaving behind a legacy of impactful teaching skills and a lasting impact on students and alumni alike. While, to the general student body, he was known as a science professor, he … [Read more] about Chemistry professor dies, leaves behind adoring students
Student loans are manageable when handled correctly
As the school year comes to an end, student loans become a fiercer reality for both those graduating or those paying for another year. Though some may feel overwhelmed, Student Account Specialist Christine Correa has realistic advice to help students budget … [Read more] about Student loans are manageable when handled correctly
Mexico mission trip builds on foundation of previous years
The foundation of a spring break mission trip to Ensenada, Mexico was laid 15 years ago. It has now been built up into an annual trip that benefits Vanguard students and women and children of a local safehouse alike. While last year the group set the … [Read more] about Mexico mission trip builds on foundation of previous years
New Career Services initiatives prepare students for success
Career Services has sought to better equip students through its Career Exploration Series, where several new industry panels are given throughout the semester. “It’s good for students to hear the positive aspects as well as the challenges that are a part of … [Read more] about New Career Services initiatives prepare students for success
Cinema arts student turns senior project into album
Though many young people watching “Lord of the Rings” were inspired to go save Middle Earth or go on an epic quest with their friends, 10-year-old Isaac Brandt-Samuelson was impacted in a very different way. It was watching the movies that he first knew that … [Read more] about Cinema arts student turns senior project into album
Student Center projected completion delayed by heavy rains
The Student Center construction has a new anticipated completion date of January 2020 after heavy and consistent rainfall has delayed the original schedule, according to Vice President of Student Affairs Tim Young. The university announced its … [Read more] about Student Center projected completion delayed by heavy rains
Betty Price dies at 85
Betty Price died on Jan. 15, leaving behind a legacy of generosity and a lasting impact on alumni and faculty alike. Though to many current students Betty Price would best be known for the Price Room, a space named after her and her husband Art, for many … [Read more] about Betty Price dies at 85
Rollerskating trespasser raises safety concerns on campus
This semester, various students and public safety alike have come into contact with a rollerskating intruder trespassing on campus. According to video evidence held by Paul Turgeon, Senior Director of Campus Services, this mentally unstable man has attempted … [Read more] about Rollerskating trespasser raises safety concerns on campus
Professor Israel announces retirement
After ten years in the religion department, Professor Richard Israel is ready for his time at Vanguard to come to a close. "It's going to be a nice change of pace. I have enjoyed teaching but there comes a time to finish out," he said. With … [Read more] about Professor Israel announces retirement
Accomplishing Comm Fest without Kasa: A student-faculty collaboration
Communication professor Naomi Kasa typically leads the effort of organizing for the Communication Film Festival and Awards Gala each spring. With her absence, professor Jonathan Moore along with professor Karen Nishie, program coordinator Krystal Komatsu, and … [Read more] about Accomplishing Comm Fest without Kasa: A student-faculty collaboration
Why we should sabbath in the chaos
As the end of the semester rapidly approaches, we find ourselves bustling to get as much schoolwork done as possible while still grasping at our last bits of sanity. Many of us are athletes, or working, or commuting on top of school, making it difficult … [Read more] about Why we should sabbath in the chaos
Commuter-athlete life is a juggling act
You hear the obnoxious sound of your alarm going off at the gruesome time of 7:30 a.m. You hit snooze about three times before you jump up and realize it's 7:50 a.m. and you have ten minutes to get ready for your 8:00 a.m. class. You hop out of bed, get ready … [Read more] about Commuter-athlete life is a juggling act