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On Dr. Elizabeth Leonard’s door there hangs a small, manila-colored poster. Held by a magnet, the poster hangs there as inspiration to Dr. Leonard and the many students that pass by on a daily basis. “Here,” she said as she took it down. “This is kind of my … [Read more] about Dr. Leonard Trades Prof. Hat for Ireland Adventure
How many people can honestly admit that they wake up every single morning praising God and cramming their brains with Scripture before their hands can even grasp a hot cup of coffee? Before hitting that to-do list for the day, Catholics focus on one thing in … [Read more] about Students Fellowship Through Catholic Club
October has now become synonymous not only for the fall season, but also with Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Whether it’s pink products, ribbons, or the “Happy Birthday” song celebrities sing on TV, this is the extent of what many associate with breast … [Read more] about Vanguard Students Rally to Fight Breast Cancer
It’s 2:00 a.m. Junior Ellie Kaiser is in the hallway, chatting with the girls on her floor. This, she says, is a typical night as the RA of the second floor of Laguna. Between being a full-time student, having a job, and the occasional trip to Yogurtland with … [Read more] about The Life of an R.A.
A common problem commuters face is how to get involved on campus when they do not live in one of Vanguard’s housing facilities. “One of the downsides of being a commuter is that you don’t feel as involved in the college life. You come and go, so you don’t … [Read more] about Commuters Hunt for Community
Some sixteen-year-olds get their driver’s licenses, but senior Sarah Heirendt also had an unforgettable experience: She backpacked through Europe. During her journey, she toured in Switzerland with a friend, which included a visit to a castle, a boat ride and … [Read more] about Giving Others a Voice
They come from all across the globe, from completely different countries, and you probably don’t even know who they are. They are commonly known as “missionary kids.” Just a few of the students that come from missionary families include sophomore Celina Frenn, … [Read more] about Many Countries, One Belief
Picture what it would be like to have a conversation with your eyes closed. All judgements and appearances wouldn’t matter, only one thing would really surface: your character. This is how Alyssa Rossi likes to make conversation. The interaction usually makes … [Read more] about Blind Clarity
Feb. 23, 201031 Bits, a nonprofit organization made up of five alumni, has partnered with the shoe company Reef to produce a sandal that shows off their individually unique beads normally strung on necklaces and bracelets.The nonprofit started in 2008 when … [Read more] about Nonprofit Pairs with Reef to sell Ugandal
There may not have been a Christmas Fantasia in 1944, but that does not mean that Southern California Bible College senior Hal Keener was not busy preparing for the fast-paced holiday concert season. The traditional Christmas concert, known as Christmas … [Read more] about Christmas Tradition Strikes Chord in Alumni
Shauntina “Shay” Sorrells realized she had a problem. As an actively involved student at Vanguard, her food addiction became tucked under the shadows of commitments and classes. It was not until gaining 86 pounds in one year that she knew something had to … [Read more] about Alumna Sheds More than Freshman 15
