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One way to easily get involved in a causal and more intimate setting is in small groups. Every fall Vanguard University offers small groups, both an opportunity to volunteer as a leader or just to sign up as an attendee. These groups usually each have a unique theme or series determined by their leader. Small groups are also a good way for students with busy schedules to still deepen their connection with faith. These groups are more flexible … [Read more] about Small Groups at VU!
This is the final hardcopy issue The Vanguard Voice will publish this semester, and it is also the last issue in which I will be Editor-in-Chief. In Spring of 2020. I registered for ENGL 319: Publishing: Newspaper for the first time. I expected to write for … [Read more] about My Final Article
According to NASA Associate Administrator for Communications Bettina Inclán in a news conference, over ten million people turned on their televisions, computers, phones, and any other device that could stream and on May 30, 2020, they all watched the first … [Read more] about Is Space Travel Worth the Cost?
The “new” Bruce Lindsay café has been open for over a year. The Bruce Lindsay Café replaced the old cafe and Samson’s Café. The new opening promised more food options and a better dining area for students. In a post from Vanguard University’s website, it … [Read more] about Vanguard’s New(ish) Cafe
The Muckenthaler Cultural Center welcomes the "50 Faces" exhibit from Thursday July 15th to Oct. 7th. The mosaic exhibit features personality icons from art, culture, and music. The exhibit is visiting from Scuola Mosaicisti del Friuli in Italy. The opening … [Read more] about Italian Mosaic Exhibit Visits Orange County
The Catalina parking lot on the main Vanguard University campus will be closed Saturday, Feb. 20 and Sunday, Feb. 21 due to construction. There will also be a water shutdown on Friday, Feb. 19 from 6:00am PST to 12:00pm PST. Bruce Crouch, Vanguard … [Read more] about Catalina Lot Closed and Water Shutdown
UPDATE - Feb. 9: Mesa Water has cancelled the water shutdown for Tuesday, Feb. 9. It has been rescheduled for Friday, Feb. 12 from 6:00 am PST to 12:00pm PST. The on-campus facilities which will be affected are: Gymnasium Kinesiology, Engineering, and … [Read more] about Water Shut Down on Campus Feb. 12
Vanguard University announced in an email, on Friday Oct. 9, that at least three COVID-19 cases were confirmed on the Costa Mesa main campus, and that the campus will temporarily close. The announced was first released at 9:48 a.m. PST through the campus … [Read more] about Coronavirus on Campus
107 million. That is the estimated amount of people who drink coffee every day in the United States. Luckily for them, and for you, Tuesday Sept. 29 is National Coffee Day and many chain and local coffee shops are celebrating! On this day you’ll be … [Read more] about National Coffee Day!
Vanguard University President Dr. Beals announced on Tuesday, September 25, in an email that Vanguard is planning to, “move forward with additional in-person learning and will do so on a gradual basis” starting Sept. 28. Vanguard is able to do this because … [Read more] about Vanguard University is Opening Campus
If you subscribe to the Hollywood overlord’s streaming service Disney+, you might have been excited to stream Disney’s new live action Mulan, which released Sept. 4 in the United States. But you were stopped in your tracks by a $30 paywall preventing you … [Read more] about What is Disney+ Premiere Access?
Tuesday, March 17, my day started off perfectly. I had just spent the weekend with friends camping near Sequoia National park. I went to the beach early with my boyfriend and we got to enjoy the fresh light sea breeze that was cooling the increasingly warm … [Read more] about Uprooted and Unsure: COVID Ended my Freshman Year
New Spanish Chapel La Capilla, which translates to ‘The Chapel’ in English, is the new weekly chapel credit. Every Thursday it is held in Needham chapel at 2 pm. The service includes preaching and Spanish worship. Coronavirus Could Have Lingered Two … [Read more] about News You Can Use
Costa Mesa's community gathered on Jan. 30 at the Vanguard women's basketball game to honor the late NBA star, Kobe Bryant, for his impactful presence on campus. According to the police briefing on Sunday, a helicopter crashed in Calabasas and all nine … [Read more] about Women’s Basketball Team Honors Kobe Bryant