Megan Luebberman

About Megan Luebberman

Megan Luebberman is an aspiring author and editor who writes both fiction and nonfiction stories, poetry and plays. She enjoys reading and writing in the genres of fantasy and sci-fi, as well as real-world topics like theology and current events.

Holiday Cheer- Abroad and Near

Dec 07, 2022 Megan Luebberman 326 1 0

The holiday season is the busiest for travel. So many people return home to spend Christmas with their families, including many U.S. troops. Yet, hundreds of thousands of military personnel also remain on deployment over Christmas time in order to continue keeping our country safe. They forgo celebrating with their families on Christmas day. They relinquish the luxury of enjoying the comfort of home in frosty weather– all for the sake of serving … [Read more] about Holiday Cheer- Abroad and Near

Does the Genre of Fantasy Belong with Christianity ?

Nov 16, 2022 Megan Luebberman 474 0 0

Does Fantasy Belong with Christianity? The debate over fantasy literature and whether or not Christians should read it has been going on for years. Concerns about witchcraft and occult-related concepts seem to be what alarm Christians the most. Parents with … [Read more] about Does the Genre of Fantasy Belong with Christianity ?

Vanguard’s Veterans: A New Space for Community

Oct 21, 2022 Megan Luebberman 292 3 0

On September 7th at 4 p.m., Vanguard’s veteran students and their new Coordinator of Veteran Affairs, Chris Caroll, opened the new Veterans Resource Center (VRC). The VRC is located in the Mahlone E. Layne building, in room 123. It offers a plethora of … [Read more] about Vanguard’s Veterans: A New Space for Community

A Deep Dive Into The Ethicality of Animal Testing

Oct 20, 2022 Megan Luebberman 335 1 0

The ethicality of animal testing has been a highly debated topic for years. Some regulations have been put into place, such as the Animal Welfare Act, which has been amended several times to expand its protection of more animals and specify which situations it … [Read more] about A Deep Dive Into The Ethicality of Animal Testing

The Scarcity of English Majors

Feb 23, 2022 Megan Luebberman 584 2 0

From informative essays, to dramatic poetry, to hard-hitting newspaper articles, English majors write in a variety of ways, entrancing readers with their words. They study literature influenced by culture, politics, time periods, and authors’ personal lives, … [Read more] about The Scarcity of English Majors

What Can We Do With Denominational Conflict?

Jan 26, 2022 Megan Luebberman 778 1 0

We all have encountered different Christian denominations along our own spiritual journey, and may have even been a part of multiple as we develop as believers. Each denomination has its key qualities and attributes that make it distinct. The Pentecostals' use … [Read more] about What Can We Do With Denominational Conflict?

Forensic Psychology at Vanguard

Jan 24, 2022 Megan Luebberman 448 0 0

Do you like crime shows? Have you considered going into the justice system? Are you interested in the inner workings of a serial killers' tactics? If the answer is yes to any of these questions, then Vanguard University has a course for you! Dr. Carlos … [Read more] about Forensic Psychology at Vanguard

A Very Vanguard Christmas

Dec 14, 2021 Megan Luebberman 319 0 0

This year Vanguard University is having it’s very first Christmas Tree Lighting! The event is set for December 3rd, from 6:00-8:00 pm on the Health Lawn. All students, student’s families, faculty, staff, alumni and donors are welcome to kickstart the momentous … [Read more] about A Very Vanguard Christmas

Hispanic Heritage Month

Sep 29, 2021 Megan Luebberman 324 2 0

Vanguard University’s El Puente club has been preparing events for Hispanic Heritage Month to celebrate Hispanic culture in September and October. On Sept. 1, the Intercultural Student Programs (ISP) had their annual mixer to introduce the five cultural … [Read more] about Hispanic Heritage Month