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As Thanksgiving ends, so the holiday season begins for many Americans across the states, but for students at Vanguard University, what exactly makes it feel like the holidays? According to Weatherspark, the weather at Costa Mesa ranges from sunny to partly cloudy on most days, with a weather temperature of, “48°F to 79°F and is rarely below 41°F or above 87°F.” But, for a majority of people at Vanguard University, when the temperature is around … [Read more] about Christmas Senses
The next upcoming election for US Senators is set for Tuesday, November 8, 2022, but just how important is it for students at Vanguard University to participate in this next election? Considering the past presidential election and the controversies that arose … [Read more] about Are Students Going to Vote?
This semester, Vanguard University of Southern California in Costa Mesa welcomed incoming freshmen. As an observer of the campus as a senior, the social interaction does not appear to be as social as it could be. In fact, it seems that social media has taken … [Read more] about “Social” Media
Vanguard University has a chapel requirement every fall and spring semester; students are given the option to attend chapel online or in person at the William J. Seymour building. Attending in person chapels has a steady outcome by students, but why is worship … [Read more] about The Importance of Worship
At Vanguard University of Southern California, students and professors must have access to the Wi-Fi to complete the day’s tasks; however, the connection seems to be weak or lost when it comes time to teach in the classroom and attend class online. Is there … [Read more] about What’s with the WIFI?
Vanguard University of Southern California has established a team specifically to help commuters have an opportunity to connect to their university, which currently has over 800 commuter students enrolled this year. Interestingly the interaction from commuters … [Read more] about Commuter Involvement