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Hello Fellow Vanguard Students! My name is Rebekah Pulaski, and I am thrilled to be addressing you as this year’s new Editor-in-Chief of The Vanguard Voice. If you told me my freshman year that just three years later, come my senior year, I would be offered … [Read more] about Letter from the Editor: Rebekah Pulaski
Many Vanguard University students are on the last steps of their academic journey. Some students may be nervous about the next milestone that they want to accomplish whether that be going straight to their careers or furthering their education. There are … [Read more] about The Finale: A Senior Journey
Vanguard University is an institution that students utilize on a daily. However, there are quite a few resources that students don’t know they can use on campus. Some of the major areas that some students fail to use to their fullest advantage are the Health … [Read more] about Things You Might Not Know About Vanguard
At the end of every spring semester, residential students at Vanguard University move out of their dorms and into wherever they will be living over the summer. Over the school year, VU students living in the dorms tend to accumulate more material goods than … [Read more] about End of Year Move Out: What Do VU Students Throw Away?
How A Father Is Taking Steps to Warn Californians About The Dangers of Fentanyl By Hayvyn Smith Fentanyl, Apache, Dance Fever, Friend, Goodfellas, Jackpot, Murder 8, Tango & Cash. All the names of a popular “synthetic opioid that is up to 50 times … [Read more] about How A Father Is Warning Californians About The Dangers of Fentanyl
We are almost at the end of the Spring Semester at Vanguard University! What are your plans for the summer? Some students may go home, and others will be sticking around for some time. As a community, we strive not only to focus on our academics but also want … [Read more] about Summer Plans 2023
As the semester comes to an end, we would like to encourage our graduating seniors as they prepare for graduation with advice and words of support from one of our own Communications Professors. Enid Bozic is an Associate Professor of Communications. … [Read more] about Dear Seniors
By Isabella Perez on March 30, 2023 at 8:05pm Photo by Javier Allegue on Unsplash The early twenties are known to be some of the most exciting but challenging times of a young adult's life. Whether you are soon to graduate or starting a new job, it all … [Read more] about Advice From A Twenty-Something
Derry, a city filled with healing wounds, cloudy skies, and deep history. Derry, formally known as Londonderry is in Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland faced a thirty-year war between the Protestants and Catholics. Although seeming religious, this war was … [Read more] about Days in Derry
Society tells us that college is the place to determine what you’re going to do with the rest of your life. You study a subject for four years. You gain experience with internships and jobs. You build a community and network with those around you, whether you … [Read more] about The Looming Pressure of Life After College
Any incoming freshmen at Vanguard University may be confused about how to navigate through the process of enrolling. Some students are from Spanish-speaking families, so it could be difficult to communicate with parents and students about what they may need to … [Read more] about Meet Delvis Jiménez: Our School Translator
By Isabella Perez on February 9, 2023 at 3:30pm Vanguard University’s Spiritual Formation Department has played a key role in the growth and development of student’s faith and pursuit of Christ. Associate Campus Pastor Krystal Matthews reflects on … [Read more] about VU SFD: 2023 Vision
College students are adapting to the new semester, classes, and the changes that come with it, but what do they do for self-care? Most college students are more focused on keeping their grades up and being on task with what they need to complete for the week. … [Read more] about Take a Breather: Self Care for Students
College campuses offer a vast allowance of academic resources, but not all colleges can supply outlets for leisure and recreation. With the taxing demands of the college lifestyle, the importance of providing students with a remedy to their overwhelming … [Read more] about Jack of All Trades
As spring semester is underway and graduation looms ahead, one question poses itself to many eager seniors: What next? Choosing between a career or pursuing higher education can be a confusing endeavor for many, so Career Services advisors Andrea Yanes and … [Read more] about Do You Want To Go To Graduate School?