Before whimsical comedies and exaggerated reality shows became popular, historical plays and music performances were in the works for centuries. When the word “drama” comes to mind, it can be associated with situations that can be wild or eye-shocking in a sensational way. When it comes to a literature viewpoint, what is the actual meaning behind the genre? Drama has been a literary form for many years throughout history. The genre has also been … [Read more] about What Makes Drama Interesting?
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The Campus Climate Assessment: How the Office of Institutional Research is Helping Increase Inclusion
You might be familiar with the course evaluations that pop up on your Canvas home page towards the end of every semester, but the Office of Institutional Research does much more than facilitate surveys to better your classroom experience. The Office of … [Read more] about The Campus Climate Assessment: How the Office of Institutional Research is Helping Increase Inclusion
The Black History Month Banquet
On the evening of Feb. 21, the Black Student Union (BSU) held their annual, Black History Month Banquet in the Mahlon E. Layne building. “Black History Month is an annual celebration of achievements by African Americans, and a time for recognizing the … [Read more] about The Black History Month Banquet
Students Showcase Unique Styles on New TikTok Account ‘VU Fashion’
In December 2023, freshman and Marketing major Charlotte White started a page on TikTok called VU Fashion (@vu.fashion) where she showcases the style of Vanguard students, including herself. “I’ve been meeting with different students, I just go up to everyone … [Read more] about Students Showcase Unique Styles on New TikTok Account ‘VU Fashion’
Microaggression: Addressing the Subtleties of Racism in Academia
We often hear the word “racism” and assume it is a blatant attack on a group or individual, however, microaggressions are also a form of racism. As a Hispanic Serving Institution, it is important for our student and faculty populations to be informed and … [Read more] about Microaggression: Addressing the Subtleties of Racism in Academia
OCHTTF and Vanguard University’s Know More, Do Better 2.0 Conference
On Wednesday, Jan.31, Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force came together with Vanguard University’s Global Center for Women and Justice for “Know More, Do Better,” a student conference. The conference welcomed over 500 middle school students and … [Read more] about OCHTTF and Vanguard University’s Know More, Do Better 2.0 Conference
C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce Arrives at the Lyceum Stage
From February 23rd to March 10th, Vanguard University's Lyceum Theater is putting on a stage adaptation of the novel The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis. Famous Christian writer C.S. Lewis is a master at crafting thought-provoking allegorical stories, and The … [Read more] about C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce Arrives at the Lyceum Stage
Connecting Students with Employers: Summer Job Fair
On Thursday February 8, 2024, Vanguard University's Career Services held a Summer Job Fair. One of the goals of this event is to connect students to summer employers. Networking skills could be seen at the event, with the students speaking to job sites looking … [Read more] about Connecting Students with Employers: Summer Job Fair
Staff Feature: Camille Agers
Camille Agers currently serves as the Program Coordinator for the Academic Resource Center & Disability Services. She joined the Vanguard community in March of 2023, focusing on supporting the administrative side of Disability Services. As of this … [Read more] about Staff Feature: Camille Agers
The Mystery Genre and Its Origins
Before detective games and crime shows became a thing in modern day, there are origins to what made the mystery genre popular - starting with the novels. Everyone who is familiar with Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle, S.S. Van Dine and other mystery … [Read more] about The Mystery Genre and Its Origins
SGA Presidential Election: Night of Speeches
On Jan. 22 at 9:30 p.m., Vanguard SGA held their annual ‘Night of Speeches’ event, where candidates for SGA presidency Kipp Loft, Zoe Barba, and Amberly Gourlay campaigned for and shared their values with hundreds of student body members. The event was … [Read more] about SGA Presidential Election: Night of Speeches
Ending Human Trafficking: Talking with Newport Beach PEO
On the morning of Jan. 15, Dr. Sandra Morgan, Director of the Global Center for Women and Justice, spoke at a meeting hosted by the Philanthropic Educational Organization (PEO), a women’s organization focused on uplifting women through education. At the … [Read more] about Ending Human Trafficking: Talking with Newport Beach PEO
Let’s Talk About the COVID Resurgence
In the Spring of 2023, my first article for the Vanguard Voice was about whether or not SARS-CoV-2 was "over." I asked the student population their opinion, to which many responded that we are not in crisis anymore, but COVID is something to still be wary of. … [Read more] about Let’s Talk About the COVID Resurgence
The Inspirational Story of Pelé
Pelé had about a two-decade career playing the most intensive and thrilling sport, and his life story leaves most people in amazement. Pelé left us all with some sort of inspiration. “Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, … [Read more] about The Inspirational Story of Pelé
Higher Education Benefits Measured Beyond Earnings
(Costa Mesa, Calif.) - People would attend college if they knew it wouldn’t just improve their future salaries and job search but it also makes them healthier. Individuals who have completed postsecondary education have a more positive connection than those … [Read more] about Higher Education Benefits Measured Beyond Earnings