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In just several years, cryptocurrencies have become a major staple in the world of investments and digital economies. Bitcoin was the first to risse, and it soon spawned a plethora of digital currencies that people all over the world have begun investing in. … [Read more] about NFT’s: Crypto’s New Craze
Orange County is known for its beautiful beaches and great weather that attracts crowds from all areas around the world. In a recent poll done on Instagram, Vanguard University of Southern California students responded to a series of questions regarding what … [Read more] about What Vanguard University Students Do For Fun
Picture this, your first job interview is in a half an hour and you're scrambling in your room trying to put together an outfit. You're struggling because you understand just how important first impressions are and you want to put your best foot forward. Well, … [Read more] about Interview101 – Dress to Impress
Since the start of the pandemic in 2020, antisemitic hate crimes and social media has increased globally. This includes physical and verbal assault, vandalism, the spreading of Nazi hate symbols, antisemitic social media posts, antisemitic beliefs and … [Read more] about Increasing Antisemitism During COVID-19 Pandemic
Whether you’ve resided in Costa Mesa for years, or have recently moved to the area, homeless is something you have probably witnessed. Instead of turning away and avoiding the discomfort that may come when seeing a homeless person, let’s attempt to assess the … [Read more] about Homelessness in Costa Mesa
If you have not heard, the Global Center for Women and Justice is a department on campus that raises awareness of many issues such as human trafficking. Throughout the year, they put on several events that allow students to learn more about such issues as well … [Read more] about Dinner and Dialogue
According to NASA Associate Administrator for Communications Bettina Inclán in a news conference, over ten million people turned on their televisions, computers, phones, and any other device that could stream and on May 30, 2020, they all watched the first … [Read more] about Is Space Travel Worth the Cost?
Teaching music initially was not Joni Prado’s career choice, but more of a side hobby. She never really intended to study music. Little did Joni Prado would find herself 20 years later, teaching music to university students and sharing her joy of music to … [Read more] about Celebrating 20 years of Pursuing Music
On Jan. 5, 2022, it was announced to the students that the Lions Arena will be built in replacement of The Pit. This arena will be three stories tall, with 60,000 square footage. The Pit will be removed during the summer of 2022, with the hope that the arena … [Read more] about Welcoming the Lions Arena!
In 2000, a genre was born with the success and distribution of the first X-Men movie. In 2002, the genre continued to grow and evolve with the release of Spider-Man. It is no secret that Hollywood has been saturated by the comic book movie/ superhero … [Read more] about Multiversal Consequences
Vanguard University’s Stunt team competed in three games between February 17 to February 20. On Thursday, February 17, Vanguard went head-to-head against Concordia University Irvine. It was a close game, but Vanguard lost 10-11. On Friday, February 18, … [Read more] about Stunt Team Weekend Recap
Vanguard University senior and Communications/Public Relations major Kayla Limón expresses her thoughts on being so near to graduation. As she reflects on her four year college experience, she mentions her freshman year being the most memorable. She quotes, “I … [Read more] about So Close, Yet So Far
On Saturday, February 5, former U.S. Ambassador John Cotton Richmond collaborated with the Global Center for Women and Justice for a discussion on global human trafficking trends, supply chains, and risk mitigation in the Seymour Sanctuary at Vanguard … [Read more] about U.S. Ambassador Richmond on Human Trafficking
Mesa Water District is inviting all high school and college students within the Costa Mesa community to submit a fun and informative video for a chance to win a grand prize. The Mesa Water community consists of Costa Mesa, parts of Newport Beach and more. This … [Read more] about Mesa Water Video Contest Top Prize is $1,000!
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