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Changes are being made to the Communication Department, ranging from updating curriculum to expanding the scope of courses. Due to university moving from a required 124 units to 120 units to graduate, some classes are ending. Communications Department … [Read more] about Communications Department Brings Course Changes
For the first time in 40 plus years, Vanguard University has a wrestling team. Gabriel Cortez is a freshman and current student-athlete on the team. However, the life of a wrestler is not an easy one. According to Cortez, the wrestler’s day begins … [Read more] about The Life of a Wrestler
With the brand new Student Center almost finished, there is a lot of planning happening behind the scenes of VU Rec to make improvements for student enjoyment. The new center has opened up more space for students to be able to work out, along with openings for … [Read more] about VU Rec Brings Employment Opportunities in Student Center
Back when the student newspaper was called “New Wine” and Vanguard had not yet reached its university status, a professor was hired to teach in the Religion Department. For over thirty years, his dedication to God has kept him teaching at the university as it … [Read more] about Blast from the Past: Longest Teaching Professor
Students experienced the first-ever Towers Chapel, organized and led exclusively by students in Resident Life, on Oct. 24. According to Resident Assistant (RA) Mateo Trejo, although it was initially planned as a one-time event, the positive feedback has … [Read more] about Student-Led Dormitory Chapel Creates Community
On Nov. 15-17, Campus Public Safety will be providing a three-day class to train and teach students how to react and help others in times of disasters and public distress. For this upcoming training, the Costa Mesa Fire Department along with the Costa Mesa … [Read more] about CERT Training Resumes with City Partnership
Short on cash? There are many things that students can do to have fun without spending a lot, ranging from student discounts and free products to cheap events and locations. Do you want to see the newest movie without breaking the bank? Triangle Square’s … [Read more] about Money Hacks for the Short on Cash
Movements begin with a passion and a plan. The president of Live2Free, senior Kaleigh Lawerence, has both. In her daily life, the club’s values drive Lawrence’s ethical approach to be a consumer and pushes her to implement what she learns and lead by example … [Read more] about Grassroots Movement Sparks Student Passion
Student Government Association, (SGA) hosted a gathering on Oct. 23 called Hang with SGA with the purpose of students meeting those within student leadership. “We want people to get to know who we are and we want to get to know who they are. And in that … [Read more] about SGA Brings Goals of Campus Improvements
When it is time to get a new phone, many iPhone users just get another iPhone. Here are some reasons why I believe you should make an Android your next phone instead. (Warning: If not having iMessage is a dealbreaker, be ready to give that up for an … [Read more] about Should Your Next Phone be iPhone or Android?
Commuter representatives are seeking to make various changes to student life, including a new parking permit and meal prices for commuter students, to make increased accessibility. The Student Government Association (SGA) has been meeting throughout the … [Read more] about Commuter Representatives to Create Accommodations for Commuters
Every time a student buys a water bottle at Samson’s, they are doing more than they think. Bon Appétit became the first food service company to offer RightWater when the company launched its U.S. distribution in 2017. The plastic water bottles that are offered … [Read more] about Buy a Water, Give Water
According to the National College Health Association’s spring 2018 research, within a 12-month period, only a total of 1.6% of students experienced “no stress,” while 44.4% experienced “more than average stress.” In attending a religious institution, how do … [Read more] about Finding Spiritual Peace Amidst College Stress
Why? is a new club on campus founded by junior Christian Wilson that strives to help students discover what their career goals, passions, and long-term aspirations are. With the help of guest speakers and group collaboration, this club allows students to grow … [Read more] about New Club Helps Answer the Question “Why?”
The ABLE club seeks to use outreach events to raise awareness and advocacy for those with disabilities through outreach events. According to Kerry Kimble, club founder and staff leader, ABLE stands for awareness, boldness, leadership, empowerment. It is … [Read more] about ABLE Makes Mission to Break Disability Stigma