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What started off as a Caf experiment has turned into a fully contracted business between Vanguard University, Bon Appetit, and junior Ashley Bassett. Bassett’s business, Sweet Squares, specializes in ice cream sandwiched by two mini waffles made from a … [Read more] about Sweet Squares Satisfies Sugary Cravings on Campus
Studying abroad is more affordable than students may think. Scholarships are available for students who wish to study abroad, but deadlines are closing soon. Kayli Hillebrand, Director of the Global Education and Outreach (GEO), is a vital part of the … [Read more] about Can Studying Abroad Be Affordable?
The MIX is looking for a club president. The club provides culturally and ethnically mixed students with the opportunity to share, be included, and be heard. The MIX is a club that was created through the Intercultural Student Program (ISP) to target the … [Read more] about The MIX: President Wanted
It’s officially spooky season and Halloween is around the corner. For many of you, the thought of picking costumes and coordinating with friends is fun and exciting—endless possibilities flood your group chats and Pinterest boards. For others, the thought … [Read more] about My Culture is Not Your Costume
Campus Safety released the 2018 Annual Safety and Security Report in accordance with the Clery Act on Sept. 30. These statistics, in tandem with student concerns, have influenced department changes and new security measures in the attempt to create a culture … [Read more] about Statistics to Influence Culture of Security
Every other Thursday night, men gather in the Price Room and women in Needham Chapel. All coming together in student led-fellowship groups, The Well and Gather the Women have been created to focus on empowering the two genders independently, building one … [Read more] about Fellowship Groups Empower Spiritual Growth
Career Services hosted its first part-time job and internship fair on Sept. 26. Created to accommodate students who cannot work full-time or need community service hours, 25 companies offered various opportunities on the Heath Lawn. For several years, … [Read more] about Job Fair Offered to Meet Students’ Needs
Vanguard University celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 with the help of the El Puente club. During the month, numerous events and activities are offered to create an inclusive environment. A school is deemed a Hispanic Serving … [Read more] about El Puente Creates Inclusive Events for Hispanic Heritage Month
In fourth grade, I had a typing class every Tuesday and Thursday. During that time, I was more preoccupied with an online game called Poptropica than I was with learning how to type. I no longer play Poptropica as a college student, but I am typing on a daily … [Read more] about What’s Your Poptropica?
Since 2015, there has been a 4% decrease of students who identify with the Assemblies of God (AG) denomination, according to John Kim, Associate Director of Institutional Research. Vanguard’s population is more diverse in church backgrounds, representing … [Read more] about What Does Worship Mean to You?
For Vanguard’s 100th anniversary, the Athletics Department will be inducting the 2020 Hall of Fame class on Feb. 14 and 15. Instead of just one ceremony, the department will be hosting a weekend full of events. The Hall of Fame is a list of individual … [Read more] about Hall of Fame to Be Celebrated with Full Weekend
*Article has been edited since publication to fix a previous error on the part of The Voice.* The Spiritual Formation Department (SFD) hired two new pastors, introduced new opportunities for chapel credit, tightened regulations on chapel petitions, and … [Read more] about SFD Chapel Changes to Increase Chapel Participation
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
The Athletics Department has added two new sports this fall, men’s volleyball and wrestling, following significant growth in the department. Director of Athletics, Jeff Bussell, noted how the number of student-athletes has grown from 187 to 355 in just … [Read more] about Athletics Department grows and adds fall sports
The Lyceum Theater travels to the big-haired, polyester-suited, blindingly-colored past in their portrayal of “9 to 5 the Musical.” Spending the previous two seasons jumping between crowd-pleasing favorites like “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers,” “All Shook … [Read more] about Review: “9 to 5 the Musical”