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The Marvel Cinematic Universe is in one of the most unique spots of its decade and a half. With the release of one of its latest shows within the continuity of the larger universe, Moon Knight, the studio has made a new leap into once again new territory. In … [Read more] about Marvel’s New Moon
There Is Pride in Perseverance By Jared Rhone Friday afternoon. Seymour Chapel rumbles with applause and cheers. For the first time in its history there are enough student athletes to fill every seat as 450 student athletes pack out the sanctuary. Its … [Read more] about There is Pride in Perseverance
Music is one of the most loved arts and hobbies of this generation. Whether it comes from pop singers at outdoor concerts or playing a Spotify playlist in the car, music tends to be an escape and beautiful art to many. Instead of seeking a performing career, … [Read more] about Graduating as a Music Education Major at VU- Featuring Calista Domingcil
By Isabella Perez on April 22nd, 2022 at 8:30pm Vanguard University history major Imogen Buttcane-Hibbert unveils the memories of her experience studying abroad in Europe last fall. For a total of 16 weeks, she along with a few other students travelled to … [Read more] about When God Says GO: Studying Abroad
The students at Vanguard University are notorious for being coffee shop connoisseurs. It is almost impossible to walk into a local Orange County coffee shop and not run into a fellow Lion. The truth is, the coffee shop connoisseurs that graze our campus did … [Read more] about Top 3 Local Coffee Shops Voted by VU Lions
Two of the Most Underrated Basketball Players That Played In the 21st Century By Jared Rhone All sports are riddled with all-time greats and super star players that have dominated the face of their respective sports. Basketball is no exception; in fact, … [Read more] about Two of the Most Underrated Basketball Players That Played In the 21st Century
Costa Mesa, Ca - Vanguard University's Communication Department has grown into an involved environment with students passionate in concentrations expanding from Public Relations to the Film Industry. The Communication Department is excited to announce a … [Read more] about Redevelopment in the Communications Department
In the Bible, Matthew 28:19-20 reads, “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to … [Read more] about Summer 2022 Outreach Trips
After a series of obstacles that lead to great achievements, graduating senior Emily Davis has persevered through the constant growth of the journalism department through her tenure as The Vanguard Voice’s Editor-in-Chief (2021-2022). Graduating with a degree … [Read more] about Senior Spotlight: The Vanguard Voice’s Graduating Editor-in-Chief
This is the final hardcopy issue The Vanguard Voice will publish this semester, and it is also the last issue in which I will be Editor-in-Chief. In Spring of 2020. I registered for ENGL 319: Publishing: Newspaper for the first time. I expected to write for … [Read more] about My Final Article
Romanticizing fame and fortune has always been at the core of American culture, but in the past few years this model of thinking has reached new peaks. Society has been heavily promoting influencer culture on major mainstream platforms such as YouTube, where … [Read more] about An Influencer’s Reality
The growing controversy of COVID-19 protocols presented by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been characterized by the rising rejection and falsification of COVID-19 vaccination cards. The cards were first introduced in December of 2020 … [Read more] about The Rise of Fraudulent COVID-19 Vaccination Cards
Disneyland, the happiest place on earth, where children run around and meet their inspiring favorite characters; Parents get an adrenaline rush from riding rollercoasters and stuffing themselves with junk food galore; Teenagers get to feel like children for a … [Read more] about Are Disneyland Employees Treated Fairly?
In my opinion, one of the most challenging things a person can do is present themselves in front of a group of people to woo them. To woo is defined by the Oxford dictionary as, “seeking the favor, support, or custom of.” Yet every year, a group of students … [Read more] about What it Means to Run for Student Government… and Lose
Since the 1970’s video games have cemented themselves into the pillars of mainstream popularity. The industry has grown and branched out in countless ways, spreading to multiple areas of entertainment such as arcade machines, consoles, and PC gaming. Video … [Read more] about Can Video Games Be Properly Represented in Hollywood Cinema?