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I have always created stories. My parents have often described to me their memory of my smaller self waddling over to them with my pad of scribble-covered pages. As all parents do when given artwork they can't discern the point of, they would ask, "What's … [Read more] about Letter from the Editor
Dear Lions Family, My name is Joe Contreras, and it is my honor and privilege to serve you as student body president. I want to take a moment to share the three words God has put on my heart this year: echo, authenticity, and revival. Have you ever been … [Read more] about Letter from the SGA president
Students in the Communication Studies Department honor society will be joining the National Communication Association (NCA) conference this fall. The NCA is the largest annual communication conference in the country and is usually attended only by Vanguard … [Read more] about Lambda Pi Eta cabinet to attend conference
This March, the city of Costa Mesa announced its plan to approve alternative housing for up to 62 homeless people in the community with a temporary shelter, and there are plans to create a more permanent solution by the end of the year. City officials hope … [Read more] about New homeless shelter to impact community, Vanguard
The VU Forum, Vanguard’s political awareness club, held a faculty debate on how much power the government should have, on Wednesday, April 3. Political science professor Dr. Kevin Walker and history professor Dr. John Wilson participated in the debate. … [Read more] about VU Forum holds annual faculty debate
On any given day you can step into the basement and find Eddie Martinez hard at work practicing his beloved guitar. His passion for music and dedication to his art make it so he doesn’t mind the struggles and solitude that come with pursuing it. “It’s nice … [Read more] about Music student is quick to adapt in his pursuit of guitar