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College campuses offer a vast allowance of academic resources, but not all colleges can supply outlets for leisure and recreation. With the taxing demands of the college lifestyle, the importance of providing students with a remedy to their overwhelming … [Read more] about Jack of All Trades
As spring semester is underway and graduation looms ahead, one question poses itself to many eager seniors: What next? Choosing between a career or pursuing higher education can be a confusing endeavor for many, so Career Services advisors Andrea Yanes and … [Read more] about Do You Want To Go To Graduate School?
On January 9th, 2023, Vanguard University was again filled with love and joy as the beginning of the Spring Semester kicks off. As many students moved back in and commuters began their preparation to return, the environment was fantastic. With their return, … [Read more] about New Year, New Vanguard
On Saturday Jan. 7, many Vanguard students moved into their dorms for the beginning of the semester. As we walked back into the room we left behind in 2022, many of us found a small pink bag with what looked like a box of crayons and a letter. The colorful box … [Read more] about Is COVID Really Over?
As we all know, navigating Vanguard’s cafeteria can be difficult. It gets extremely crowded during designated meal hours, all of the tables get taken, and you find yourself not knowing what to do. Some students resort to making Top Ramen in their rooms, … [Read more] about Samson’s is opening back up!
By Emily Miller Many Christians have opinions on contemporary Christian music (CCM). Some love it, and some hate it. CCM has faced many critiques, one of which being that it focuses more on ourselves and how we feel about God than it does on God, His … [Read more] about Are the Songs in Chapel More About God, or Us?
January 9th kicked off many things at Vanguard University: the spring 2023 semester, the usual parking frenzy, and rehearsals for the Lyceum Theater’s spring musical The Drowsy Chaperone. The Drowsy Chaperone is an award-winning 1998 play-within-a-play style … [Read more] about From Page to Stage: The Lyceum Theatre’s Rehearsal Process
If you keep up with the news, I am sure you have heard of the Bryan Kohberger case in which he is accused of stabbing four college students to death in Moscow, Idaho. Bryan Kohberger, 28, was highly educated with a masters degree in Criminology from DeSales … [Read more] about What Would a Gate Do?
Let Stunt Be Seen : How an emerging sport is taking strides to become NCAA STUNT has recently applied for and is currently in the process to becoming an NCAA “emerging sport”. “STUNT is a head-to-head game between two teams who execute skills-based … [Read more] about Let Stunt Be Seen: How An Emerging Sport Is Taking Strides To Become NCAA
Vanguard undergraduate students, student leadership is officially hiring for the 2023-2024 academic school year. Student leadership is a great opportunity for students to become more involved around campus, gain internship hours, and learn valuable work … [Read more] about Student Leadership Hiring
Damar Hamlin, a safety for the Buffalo Bills football team, suffered cardiac arrest on the field during Monday Night Football on January 2, 2023. He received CPR on the field for nine minutes and was ultimately resurrected before being taken to a local … [Read more] about A Monumental Outcry of Support for Damar Hamlin
By Isabella Perez on Nov. 16, 2022 at 7pm As November swiftly comes and goes, the joy of Christmas rolls in, bringing its traditions with it. Christmas movies have been a staple in many lives during the holiday season. They often bring reminders of sweet … [Read more] about VU Votes: Best Christmas Movies
The original 1942 film of Holiday Inn is a revered classic in American musical films. While it has a rather young life in the theater setting, the story is one that many would find familiar. A famous figure seeking a humble life, discovering fame is not all … [Read more] about “Holiday Inn” Critique
The city of Solvang, located about 35 miles north of Santa Barbara, is known as “The Danish Capital of America." During a visit to Solvang this season, i scoped out the best places to see for tourists and adventurers. First on the list was Paula’s Pancake … [Read more] about A Day in Solvang
As Thanksgiving ends, so the holiday season begins for many Americans across the states, but for students at Vanguard University, what exactly makes it feel like the holidays? According to Weatherspark, the weather at Costa Mesa ranges from sunny to partly … [Read more] about Christmas Senses