Eat, profit, repeat — the colonization of the food market and the minorities who pay the price. Hunger is universal. There’s nearly no other instinctual force that unites humanity in the same way...

Jerry Hernandez was 13 in 2018. Like most kids his age, he spent his time watching videos on YouTube. As he bounced between videos on games and memes, YouTube suggested videos like “Feminist Gets Owned,” ...

By Connor Larson and Taylor Leonard With such an eclectic range of sports programs at Palomar, some of them tend to slip through the gaps of the spotlight. IMPACT Magazine set out to showcase some of...

Should we be doing more to protect our coastlines? The feeling of going to the beach can’t be found just anywhere. The hot sand, chilly sea breeze, and California sunshine is just as stimulating as...

Facing social changes and divisive public perception, the police are faced with change. It’s no secret that police departments and police officers across the nation are currently having to navigate...

The hot July air was just settling in as school teacher Sarah Davis started her summer vacation in earnest—the stress of the school year slowly melting away like a popsicle in warm weather. Accustomed...

By Sofia Alvarez and Johnny Keeling Audrey & The Sound Gallery, a San Diego band, and Estelle Allen, singer/songwriter and producer from Ocean Beach, share their experiences in the local music scene....

Formerly incarcerated students share their experiences behind bars, and how they found their purpose in education. Formerly incarcerated students undergo trauma, physical and mental battles, lack of support,...

Attending college in a new country can be challenging, but Palomar offers various support for international students' success. In an increasingly interconnected world, seeking education transcends geographical...

A look at who is voting, how are they influenced, and some of the greatest concerns amid the upcoming presidential election. “Elections belong to the people. It’s their decision. If they decide to...

Is student housing the answer for Palomar to ensure student success? College can often be seen as a pathway to future success and stability, especially for those who face adversity. It serves as a turning...

The stories we tell, tell a story about us. “I have a fourth grader. We were driving home the other day, and I always ask... what did you study in history?” said Catherine Christensen Gwin, PhD. Gwin...