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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?
This semester, for the first time ever, the Department of Biological Sciences at Vanguard University is starting a chapter of TriBeta, the National Biological Honor Society. This will be the first time that biology students at Vanguard will have the … [Read more] about First Ever Biology Honor Society at Vanguard University
By Bertha Cuellar, 7 October 2022After two years of cancelled performances and lost experiences, a new love for theatre and Broadway has grown in communities worldwide. While performances range from small community theatre productions to world-renowned … [Read more] about A Crazy Schedule of a Theatre Major
Vanguard University’s Chair of English Warren Doody, and 2020 English Major Alumni Ashley Collins, give the inside scoop on the university’s literary journal; Synecdoche. Synecdoche is a figure of speech that is defined by a part representing the whole. … [Read more] about What You Need to Know about VU’s Synecdoche
The Living Well Community Resource Center and Career Services teamed up to make Samson’s Career Pop-Up Closet. Vanguard University has not only supported its students by opening up a food pantry, but also a career closet, Samson’s Career Pop-Up Closet. … [Read more] about Samson’s Career Pop-Up Closet
On Monday, Aug. 16, 2021, Vanguard University launched its very first virtual ticketing system. Vanguard decided to launch virtual ticketing for a safer environment because of COVID. Athletic Director, Jeff Bussell, stated, “About a year we have been in … [Read more] about Vanguard’s First Virtual Ticket Launch
On Aug. 30, the Pentagon denied claims that the U.S. military left service dogs in the Kabul airport after the last troops departed from Afghanistan. In an interview with USA Today, Department of Defense spokesperson Eric Pahon stated, “To correct erroneous … [Read more] about Pentagon Denies Leaving Service Dogs in Kabul
Vanguard University’s El Puente club has been preparing events for Hispanic Heritage Month to celebrate Hispanic culture in September and October. On Sept. 1, the Intercultural Student Programs (ISP) had their annual mixer to introduce the five cultural … [Read more] about Hispanic Heritage Month
The Global Education and Outreach Department, GEO, will have its annual GEO Week Oct. 4th through 7th. To promote their study abroad, global, and local outreach programs, they will have numerous informative events and fun activities around campus for all … [Read more] about GEO Week is back!
During spring break in 2020, Vanguard students had to say farewell to their beloved campus. However, for campus safety, it was only the beginning of what trouble the campus had in store. Having a vacant campus caused a lot of outside chaos to find a way … [Read more] about Issues with an Open University Campus
The conversation around required chapel credits seems to be a never-ending controversial topic. Many religious universities throughout the country make chapel attendance a requirement, and there are universities which do not require it, but strongly … [Read more] about Controversial Topic: Chapel Credit Edition
Dr.Beals officially announced via email on February 18, 2021, that classes would resume in person in Fall 2021. Students are excited to be once again able to be with their friends and concentrate better on their studies. How will regulations be enforces? If … [Read more] about Vanguard’s Fall 2021 Plan
The OC Fair has announced its opening dates for their annual event on their website. The OC Fair will be open from July 16 to August 15 with increased sanitation. But the fun and excitement will be the same! The OC Fair will be open Wednesday to Sunday, … [Read more] about What the OC Fair Will Look Like This Summer
As the year slowly comes to an end, it is time to welcome our new SGA President, Matthew Holgate, for the incoming academic school year of 2021-2022. Get to know your new President and what he plans to do for you this upcoming year. Please … [Read more] about Q&A: SGA President Matthew Holgate
The novel coronavirus has undoubtedly created many difficult challenges for people across the world — even for people at Vanguard University of Southern California. The way student life and other activities related to Vanguard's campus had to change. One … [Read more] about President-ing through a Pandemic