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Spiritual Growth Or Just Another Assignment? There are a variety of opinions on chapel credit. Each semesters' end is a crammed and stressful time. Vanguard students' time is occupied with studying for finals and finishing with desired grades. During this … [Read more] about Chapel Credit Requirements: Spiritual Growth or Another Assignment?
This past semester has been eventful for Vanguard University. The Office of the Provost announced Spring Break would be moved to the beginning of the semester — this shocked students. Now that the time has passed, we can see how students and professors alike … [Read more] about Impact of Being Spring-Broke
With his Presidency now sadly coming to an end, two term Student Government President Joe Contreras, can only imagine what the future holds for him. Before his term ends, get to know your beloved President with this Q & A and see what his plans are for the … [Read more] about Q&A: SGA President Joe Contreras
Vanguard University clubs have seemed hidden over the past year, but there is an organization that took a rise among this year's silence. Students opened a chapter of Delight Ministries in 2020 fall semester despite the challenges. Delight leaders are using … [Read more] about Vanguard Delight
Big news for California: We are in the Red Tier! What does this mean for Vanguard? Campus will be having more activity in the next few months. From just relaxing in the Caf to watching events like Mock Rock. And next semester has given the option to have most … [Read more] about Student Thoughts On Vanguard Slowly Opening
The Catalina parking lot on the main Vanguard University campus will be closed Saturday, Feb. 20 and Sunday, Feb. 21 due to construction. There will also be a water shutdown on Friday, Feb. 19 from 6:00am PST to 12:00pm PST. Bruce Crouch, Vanguard … [Read more] about Catalina Lot Closed and Water Shutdown