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Barbie: A phenomenon in children's toys since 1959, and now in 2023, a blockbuster film projected to be among one of the highest-grossing films of all time. According to Insider, by 2009, Barbie had sold over 1 billion dolls. The brand was a household name, … [Read more] about Barbie: Feminist or Flawed?
Legally Blonde: The “Girlboss” and Unapologetic Femininity By Hayvyn Smith “Girlboss”. You might have heard this word used next to “gatekeep” and “gaslight” ironically. Usually used to poke fun, the term “girlboss” has in recent years gained a very … [Read more] about “Legally Blonde” : The “Girlboss” and Unapologetic Femininity
For the past six years, the Vanguard Men’s Soccer team has had a dominating presence in the Golden State Athletic Conference with three GSAC Conferences, three GSAC tournament championships and four National Tournament appearances. Currently, the team is … [Read more] about 2023 Men’s Lions Soccer Preview
Vanguard University is an institution that students utilize on a daily. However, there are quite a few resources that students don’t know they can use on campus. Some of the major areas that some students fail to use to their fullest advantage are the Health … [Read more] about Things You Might Not Know About Vanguard
Autism Awareness Event Thursday, April 6th, 2023 5pm-6pm Needham Chapel April is World Autism Month This event took place during the World Autism Month which encourages people from all the world to participate in conversations to increase … [Read more] about Autism Awareness Event
"Listening" by Jonathan Moore, M.F.A. All of my life I have dealt with being hard of hearing. Born with a hearing-impairment, I suffered a head injury when I was seventeen years old that made it worse. After that, my life was a blur of tests, doctors and … [Read more] about “Listening”
Intro. The prophet Jeremiah encouraged the people of Israel to listen to the words of the Lord and “to seek the peace (or flourishing) and prosperity of the city…” Although they were in exile, the Lord called them to seek the flourishing of their … [Read more] about Christian Congregations
Coming into college, there are many things students are expected to know whether it is what classes they need to take, who they have to meet with for academic advising, or what the requirements are for post-graduation jobs. All of which can be confusing and … [Read more] about Upcoming Academic Restructure
At the end of every spring semester, residential students at Vanguard University move out of their dorms and into wherever they will be living over the summer. Over the school year, VU students living in the dorms tend to accumulate more material goods than … [Read more] about End of Year Move Out: What Do VU Students Throw Away?
My journey with journalism has been ongoing for the last eight years. It all started during my freshmen year of high school. I was looking online at the extensive list of electives I could sign up for, scanning the screen to find just the perfect one. … [Read more] about Letter from the Editor
By Isabella Perez on April 5, 2023 at 10:18am Photo from lilynlu.com Meet the owner of Lily n Lu– Vanguard University alumna, Kayla Limón. Kayla graduated from VU in 2022 with a BA in Communications with an emphasis in Public Relations. Starting a … [Read more] about Meet the Owner of ‘Lily n Lu’: VU 2022 Alumna Launches A Small Business
How A Father Is Taking Steps to Warn Californians About The Dangers of Fentanyl By Hayvyn Smith Fentanyl, Apache, Dance Fever, Friend, Goodfellas, Jackpot, Murder 8, Tango & Cash. All the names of a popular “synthetic opioid that is up to 50 times … [Read more] about How A Father Is Warning Californians About The Dangers of Fentanyl
Opening the Bible is the source of ultimate wisdom, peace, and comfort for Christians, but for the average Christian college student. It can also be the cause of stress, guilt, and defeat. As a busy college student at a Christian university, it can be … [Read more] about Reading the Bible Daily as a Busy College Student
College Corps is a program on campus that focuses on service in three areas: K-12 education, food insecurity, and climate action. As Earth Day is approaching on April 22, College Corps wants to bring awareness to what students can do to help take care of the … [Read more] about College Corps Earth Day Celebration
As the semester comes to an end, we would like to encourage our graduating seniors as they prepare for graduation with advice and words of support from one of our own Communications Professors. Enid Bozic is an Associate Professor of Communications. … [Read more] about Dear Seniors