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MoonGoat Coffee, initially based in Fountain Valley, opened a new location in Costa Mesa on Sept. 27. Founders Martin Stern, David Yardley, and Mark Evans aim to foster a student-centered environment in the location. Beginning out of a warehouse, MoonGoat … [Read more] about New coffee shop fosters community
Senior William Leguizaman did not expect to be told to “go to hell” when he entered Vanguard as a freshman. As a Roman Catholic, a majority of his experiences on campus have been pleasant, but there remains a subtle ignorance from students about how he chooses … [Read more] about Catholics represent third largest denomination on campus
In just two weeks time, Vanguard’s class of 2019 will be graduating and starting a new chapter of their lives. But are they ready to leave the Vanguard bubble? According to senior Belle Morales, with two weeks out, she has realized that things are finally … [Read more] about Alumni and seniors speak to “post-grad depression” and life after Vanguard
Chemistry professor, father, and husband, Mark Tsang passed away last month leaving behind a legacy of impactful teaching skills and a lasting impact on students and alumni alike. While, to the general student body, he was known as a science professor, he … [Read more] about Chemistry professor dies, leaves behind adoring students
As the school year comes to an end, student loans become a fiercer reality for both those graduating or those paying for another year. Though some may feel overwhelmed, Student Account Specialist Christine Correa has realistic advice to help students budget … [Read more] about Student loans are manageable when handled correctly
The foundation of a spring break mission trip to Ensenada, Mexico was laid 15 years ago. It has now been built up into an annual trip that benefits Vanguard students and women and children of a local safehouse alike. While last year the group set the … [Read more] about Mexico mission trip builds on foundation of previous years
Nothing can stop communication professor Karen Nishie from continuing to touch the lives of her students through teaching. Her most recent battle was a fight against ovarian cancer, but while many expected her to be gone six weeks or more, Nishie returned just … [Read more] about Communication professor returns to students after cancer treatment
Now that spring break is in the rear-view mirror, it is easy for students to become disengaged from their responsibilities with visions of summer break. With the utilization of resources that Vanguard provides, how can students successfully complete the spring … [Read more] about Surviving the semester in the healthiest way possible
Career Services has sought to better equip students through its Career Exploration Series, where several new industry panels are given throughout the semester. “It’s good for students to hear the positive aspects as well as the challenges that are a part of … [Read more] about New Career Services initiatives prepare students for success
Though many young people watching “Lord of the Rings” were inspired to go save Middle Earth or go on an epic quest with their friends, 10-year-old Isaac Brandt-Samuelson was impacted in a very different way. It was watching the movies that he first knew that … [Read more] about Cinema arts student turns senior project into album
The new semester brought many changes to the face and function of Campus Public Safety. The main motivator for the department’s restructuring and fresh approach stems from its new director, Kenton Ferrin, and the vision he has for safety at Vanguard. “I’ve … [Read more] about New Campus Safety director focuses vision on students
If you have spent enough time listening to certain professors or pastors--or have ever been in the room with a four--you have probably heard of the Enneagram. As it gains traction in modern Christian circles, it has made its way onto Vanguard’s campus and into … [Read more] about On a scale of one to nine: Campus reacts to growing popularity of the Enneagram
As an RA at Biola University, Catalina Hall Resident Director Tessa Crellin never thought to follow a career path in higher education’s residence life. Upon graduation, it wasn’t until a friend suggestion that Crellin even began to consider it. “I liked … [Read more] about Floor Partners program to bridge the gap between north and south
Junior Louisa Warwin skates through life accomplishing all things from playing her violin to being a participant in the Norwegian Junior Nationals Figure Skating competition, all while being a dedicated double major right here at Vanguard University. … [Read more] about Skating, studies, and strings: Double major balances it all
“I started seeing many people hand-painting Bibles and I thought that I could use the talents God had given me to do the same thing,” sophomore Accounting major, Danika Brown, said. Coming from the Central Valley, Brown loves painting and doing anything … [Read more] about Accounting major begins Bible-painting business