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Despite failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup, the United States men's national soccer team (USMNT) will participate in the tournament. It was the first time since the 1980s that the United States had missed the World Cup. This year's team will feature … [Read more] about USMNT and Their Exciting Return to the World Cup
By Emily Miller Everyone knows how Hallmark Christmas movies go even if they’ve never seen one before. A small town girl who owns a bakery comes across a big city hotshot man who wants to shut down her business just before the town Christmas baking … [Read more] about A Hallmark Christmas Film Review
Vanguard University's Theatre Department is going full-steam ahead with their new season of plays. From performers to directors, Vanguard’s Theatre Production Team is working on the shows of this exciting season. The Lyceum Theatre kicked off the season with … [Read more] about Theatre Spring Season Line Up
The weather is cooling down, faint smells of peppermint begin to linger, and holiday festivities are quickly approaching. Students are getting excited as the semester comes closer to an end. Christmas events are starting to hit the calendar, and there is … [Read more] about A Very Vanguard Christmas
Michelangelo Beals is a peacock that graced Vanguard University with his presence on Tuesday, October 4. He was the honorary Vanguard mascot for the two days he was on campus until his removal at the end of the day Wednesday, October 5. Our honorary mascot was … [Read more] about Michelangelo Beals: The Peacock
The Line is a $1 trillion smart renewable energy mega-city that houses nine million people into living quarters of a condensed society cutting through the Saudi Arabia skyline. This unique design is meant to eliminate streets, cars, and carbon emissions; as … [Read more] about Saudi Arabia’s NEOM Project, “The Line”, Futuristic or Farfetched?
The Vanguard University Pit has been a part of the Lion legacy since the 1940s. The pit was home to many teams from our athletic department including Women’s and Men’s basketball, volleyball, wrestling, and Stunt. Since its destruction this past school … [Read more] about Life After the Pit
Does Fantasy Belong with Christianity? The debate over fantasy literature and whether or not Christians should read it has been going on for years. Concerns about witchcraft and occult-related concepts seem to be what alarm Christians the most. Parents with … [Read more] about Does the Genre of Fantasy Belong with Christianity ?
By Emily Miller Currently in the United States, Native American and Alaskan Native women face a disproportionate amount of gender-based violence, mostly perpetrated by non-Native men. The federal laws and Supreme Court decisions regarding tribal … [Read more] about The Epidemic of Violence Against Native American Women
VU Living Well holds Samson’s Swap, a free clothing shop, every Thursday outside of Smith Hall. Living Well has served students of Vanguard University for years, offering resources from a food pantry to Samson’s career closet. This year, they introduced a … [Read more] about Thrifty Thursdays at Samson’s Closet
Have you ever seen a nursing student just sitting around, relaxing, and not talking about medical terminology at Vanguard? Chances are you have not. Nursing students have extremely busy schedules that include long classes, clinicals at local hospitals, … [Read more] about What’s New with Nursing?
The next upcoming election for US Senators is set for Tuesday, November 8, 2022, but just how important is it for students at Vanguard University to participate in this next election? Considering the past presidential election and the controversies that arose … [Read more] about Are Students Going to Vote?
In Orchard Park, NY, on Saturday, August 27, the Buffalo Bills released their starting rookie punter, Matt Araiza, because of the lawsuit filed against him for gang-raping an underage girl with fellow college teammates last fall. Matt Araiza was drafted as … [Read more] about Bills Rookie Punter Let Go Due to Lawsuit
By Isabella Perez on Oct. 13, 2022 at 5pm The summer season is known to be a time of frequent travel, spending time with friends and family, and soaking up every second of free time. Although this is a much awaited time of the year, I find myself … [Read more] about Goodbye Summer, Hello Fall: How to Shift to a Slower Pace During the Fall Season
By Emily Miller On Thursday, October 20th, Vanguard University’s Live2Free club held their 7th annual Fair Trade Fashion Show. Live2Free and the Global Center for Women and Justice partnered alongside Goodwill of Orange County, the Human Trafficking Task … [Read more] about Live2Free’s 7th Annual Fair Trade Fashion Show