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
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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
Play Review of It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play
With Christmas right around the corner, every department on campus is getting ready to celebrate the holidays—the theater department is no exception to this. Each year, the Lyceum Theater puts on a Christmas play. This December, they are presenting It's a … [Read more] about Play Review of It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play
Vanguard STEM Students Prepare for Fall Graduation
When most people think of graduation, they think of a springtime ceremony filled with peers, professors, family, and friends, but for some seniors, they find that their college experience comes to an unconventional end. This fall, join us as some of Vanguard's … [Read more] about Vanguard STEM Students Prepare for Fall Graduation
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
The Stigma of Korean Pop
Korean Pop has been around since the 1980s, but it wasn't until 2017-18 that its popularity began to rise. Big idol groups known as EXO, Blackpink, Twice, Stray Kids, New Jeans, GOT7, and many more have gained large groups of fans due to Western recognition … [Read more] about The Stigma of Korean Pop
Live2Free Fair Trade Fashion Show
Every year since 2016, the Live2Free club on campus has hosted a Fair Trade Fashion Show to promote the consumption of ethically made clothing. This year on Oct. 19, Live2Free partnered with Goodwill of Orange County, Soroptimist International, and Orange … [Read more] about Live2Free Fair Trade Fashion Show
Los Angeles Angels Place Six Veteran Players on Waivers
The Los Angeles Angels have recently placed six veteran players on waivers shortly after trading for them this July. During the trade deadline, the Angels traded for many experienced players such as CJ Cron, Lucas Giolito, Randal Grichuk, and others. With … [Read more] about Los Angeles Angels Place Six Veteran Players on Waivers
Legalization and Decriminalization of Prostitution: A Luncheon
Early this semester, Sept. 14, the Global Center for Women and Justice held an event titled "The Legalization and Decriminalization of Prostitution Luncheon." This informational luncheon was run by Dr. Sandra Morgan, who interviewed Dr. Melissa Farley about … [Read more] about Legalization and Decriminalization of Prostitution: A Luncheon
Campus Safety Conducts First Aid Classes
On November 11, 2023, Campus Safety held their last CPR and first aid training of the year in the Mahlon E. Layne building. Hosted by Phil Cotton, Campus safety officer and first aid coordinator, students gathered to learn the basics of CPR, AED usage, and … [Read more] about Campus Safety Conducts First Aid Classes
Julie Ertz, Two-time World Cup Champion Retires from Professional Soccer After 10-Year Career
On August 31, 2023, Julie Ertz, two-time World Cup Winner announced her retirement from professional soccer after a long and successful career. Two weeks following the U.S. Women's National Teams’ exit from the World Cup in the Round of 16, Ertz took to … [Read more] about Julie Ertz, Two-time World Cup Champion Retires from Professional Soccer After 10-Year Career
How to Ruin a Concert Experience
California residents have begun to see an increase in concerts, especially in Los Angeles venues, after the lift of the Covid-19 regulations. Concerts can be enjoyable or frustrating due to fan behavior, phone usage, or obscuring one's view. This brings up … [Read more] about How to Ruin a Concert Experience
A Recipe for Apple Pie: Discovering Unlikely Hobbies in your Adulthood
As autumn settles in, you may be looking for a sweet treat to share with your friends and family. Warm, buttery, spiced, and caramelized: all hallmarks of the holiday season. Instead of heading to your local grocery store for a quick fix, bring out those … [Read more] about A Recipe for Apple Pie: Discovering Unlikely Hobbies in your Adulthood
Captivated: Vanguard’s Men’s Bible Study Group
“Here at Vanguard University, The faculty strives to create a campus environment where you not only can grow in your academic journey but, also provides an environment comfortable enough to share and grow your relationship with the Christian … [Read more] about Captivated: Vanguard’s Men’s Bible Study Group
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The Vanguard community is full of student-run organizations. Our peer population is extremely involved in the campus life, whether that be the Office of Student Engagement, the Intercultural Clubs, or even our student-run Shine Worship Nights. Another Vanguard … [Read more] about Interested in Being Published? Submit to Synecdoche!