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Fifteen years ago, the American public was united in a way that had not been seen for decades. As the World Trade Centers fell, the citizens of the United States rose up and met the challenge posed to them; many were set on showing those responsible that they … [Read more] about How Young Adults View 9/11 15 Years Later
When I asked theater major Johanna Jacobsen of her adoration for the stage, she said “I would hate to do something that I don’t like every single day just because it’s practical." Johanna is much more than just an actress. She loves to climb basically … [Read more] about Volume XIII Exclusive: Johanna Jacobsen
If you’re anything like me, you often think you’re right and rarely enjoy considering that you may be wrong. However, with the California primaries approaching fast (and with our 172 delegates of growing importance in the primary), being aware of why you are … [Read more] about Know Who You’re Voting For: 4 Things to Consider
This past Friday, Vanguard’s Lyceum Theater opened its door for its rendition of “The Winter’s Tale” by William Shakespeare. Though this production is not one of Shakespeare’s best known, Vanguard students made it a memorable one as it was brought to life on … [Read more] about Life, Tragedy, Redemption: Vanguard Stage Brings Shakespeare to Life
“Just As You Are” week, or JAYA, is set apart for freshman girls to recognize who they are as a daughter of God. Laguna residents are challenged daily with new goals, intended on guiding girls to reduce distractions and identify stronger with Christ. Each … [Read more] about JAYA Burns Laguna Masks
This Friday night, Vanguard students congregated in Newport Mesa Church for the university’s annual talent show. The “freak show” theme was based on the popular TV horror series American Horror Story. The night’s hosts, Jeremy Pedron and Kayla Holtz, stole … [Read more] about VU’s Got Talent Makes a Splash
What is the difference between ignorance and apathy? I don’t know, and I don’t care. All jokes aside, political participation in our country has been slipping away for decades. Presidential election turnout has fallen below 60% of eligible voters, and only … [Read more] about The Electoral University
President Michael Beals met with Vanguard students Friday morning to address concerns that arose after an increase in tuition. The price spike, which was announced in a campus wide email Wednesday morning, will be initiated next semester. Increased fees and … [Read more] about President Beals Adressess Tuition Spike