There’s no denying that women’s sports are becoming increasingly popular. Wasserman is a Los Angeles-based sports marketing and talent management group. According to their estimate, the average percentage of sports media coverage in broadcasts, streaming, social media, and digital publications had an increase of 15% in 2022. The 2023 Women’s World Cup opening match had to be rescheduled to a bigger stadium with room for over 80,000 … [Read more] about The Unbreakable Courage of Women in Sports
Opinion
TikTok Influencers Could Be the Next Top Artist
On TikTok, influencers could be the next top artist, but many netizens have mixed opinions. As a source of entertainment, influencers, use the social media platform, TikTok, to promote their newfound music career, which people are against. Over the years, … [Read more] about TikTok Influencers Could Be the Next Top Artist
The Vanguard Parking Problem
For several years now, countless Vanguard students patrol the parking lots looking for an open space, only to not find one until 10, 20, or even 30 minutes later. Many students have been late to class or to their on-campus jobs due to the lack of parking … [Read more] about The Vanguard Parking Problem
The Great Divorce at the Lyceum Theater: A Play Review
I attended the opening performance of the stage adaptation of The Great Divorce (directed by Professor Susan Berkompas) at the Lyceum Theater on the night of February 23rd. As a fan of C.S. Lewis’s writing, I was eager to see how Vanguard’s theater department … [Read more] about The Great Divorce at the Lyceum Theater: A Play Review
Social Media: For Consumption or Creation?
Social media began in the early 2000’s, and began to blow up in the late 2000s and early 2010s with Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Now in 2024, Instagram and YouTube are still popular, and apps like TikTok and BeReal are taking over the social media scene. … [Read more] about Social Media: For Consumption or Creation?
Saving Money in College
With the various financial circumstances that students are under, saving money can be hard. They pay thousands in tuition, car payments, insurance, and other necessities, which leaves little space to properly manage their money in savings. For example, social … [Read more] about Saving Money in College
Vanguard Voice vs Mainstream News
The Vanguard Voice has been around for many years, informing students about topics like sports, opinions, and general news. The same can be said for other newspapers that are more established and well-known like The New York Times or The Washington Post, for … [Read more] about Vanguard Voice vs Mainstream News
Why Trees? : How The Christmas Tree Became Tradition
It’s Christmas time. You’re getting in the spirit, decorating for the holidays, and you’re most likely putting up a tree. A Christmas tree if you will. With lots of ornaments, tinsel, snow, and lights, Christmas trees have easily become one of the most … [Read more] about Why Trees? : How The Christmas Tree Became Tradition
Did You Know About the The Vanguard Dancing Policy?
Returning to the school year always means a few things for Vanguard students; we scramble to pay for parking passes, find the cheapest copy of our textbooks, and put together an appropriate outfit for the All-School Party. Somewhere in the heat of all this, we … [Read more] about Did You Know About the The Vanguard Dancing Policy?
Barbie: Feminist or Flawed?
Barbie: A phenomenon in children's toys since 1959, and now in 2023, a blockbuster film projected to be among one of the highest-grossing films of all time. According to Insider, by 2009, Barbie had sold over 1 billion dolls. The brand was a household name, … [Read more] about Barbie: Feminist or Flawed?
“Legally Blonde” : The “Girlboss” and Unapologetic Femininity
Legally Blonde: The “Girlboss” and Unapologetic Femininity By Hayvyn Smith “Girlboss”. You might have heard this word used next to “gatekeep” and “gaslight” ironically. Usually used to poke fun, the term “girlboss” has in recent years gained a very … [Read more] about “Legally Blonde” : The “Girlboss” and Unapologetic Femininity
“Listening”
"Listening" by Jonathan Moore, M.F.A. All of my life I have dealt with being hard of hearing. Born with a hearing-impairment, I suffered a head injury when I was seventeen years old that made it worse. After that, my life was a blur of tests, doctors and … [Read more] about “Listening”
Reading the Bible Daily as a Busy College Student
Opening the Bible is the source of ultimate wisdom, peace, and comfort for Christians, but for the average Christian college student. It can also be the cause of stress, guilt, and defeat. As a busy college student at a Christian university, it can be … [Read more] about Reading the Bible Daily as a Busy College Student
Advice From A Twenty-Something
By Isabella Perez on March 30, 2023 at 8:05pm Photo by Javier Allegue on Unsplash The early twenties are known to be some of the most exciting but challenging times of a young adult's life. Whether you are soon to graduate or starting a new job, it all … [Read more] about Advice From A Twenty-Something
The Looming Pressure of Life After College
Society tells us that college is the place to determine what you’re going to do with the rest of your life. You study a subject for four years. You gain experience with internships and jobs. You build a community and network with those around you, whether you … [Read more] about The Looming Pressure of Life After College