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Exia Albistegui-DuBois, Lily Eichner and Kayli Dela Vega pose in costume. Courtesy of Palomar Performing Arts.
Palomar’s performing arts gears up to fight monsters
Clayton McCabe during training practice in Romania. Photo courtesy of Clayton McCabe.
Pursuing higher education after military service
Proposition 6 and 36 address the rights and punishments of convicts and offenders.
Prop 6 and Prop 36 pave a harsh road for offenders and convicts
STAR and General tutoring sign, on the second floor of the library.
The STAR tutoring center offers students academic support
2024 Election Prop 3 Graphic
California Votes Yes on Proposition 3
Exia Albistegui-DuBois, Lily Eichner and Kayli Dela Vega pose in costume. Courtesy of Palomar Performing Arts.
Palomar’s performing arts gears up to fight monsters
La Máquina poster oficial a través de IMP Awards.
‘La Máquina’ desarma a sus audiencias en el ring de boxeo
We Live In Time movie poster via A24.
‘We Live In Time’ will leave audiences tearful
The Agogo Drum and Dance Ensemble performs during a previous Noche Havana performance.
Noche Havana, a night of music, dance, and culture, coming soon to Palomar
Mariachi Arco-Iris de Los Angeles pose for a group photo after their performance in front of the student union on October 10
The Celebration of Latinx Heritage Month and National Coming Out Day comes to Palomar College
“Someday I’ll Get My Yatch” by Mayce Keeler
Bestiary brings an artistic menagerie to the Boehm Gallery
The Boehm Gallery will features Briana Miyoko Stanley’s works through September 21 Photo credit: Victoria Gudmundson
Palomar Art Department welcomes full-time assistant professor Briana Miyoko Stanley with Artist Talk at Boehm
Holt's photography lines the walls of the F/30 gallery. Photo credit: Cynthia Cunningham
“Urban Western Madness: Out of the Ordinary & Workplace Portraits” premiers at Palomar’s F/30 Gallery
Photography Department seeking submissions.
Event flyer of person with blue and white face mask
Brief interview with aspiring Photography and Astrophysics student, Gavin Hasinsky.
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A true crime novel you won’t be able to put down
JimiJame$ & Wow Jones: "Parish's" Composing Power Couple
JimiJame$ & Wow Jones: “Parish’s” Composing Power Couple
Jazz legend Charles McPherson, used with permission from Charles McPherson and Palomar Performing Arts Department. Photo credit: Palomar Performing Arts Department
Jazz legend Charles McPherson performs at Palomar
Official flyer for the "Time of the Winter Solstice" performance at Palomar College. Image used with permission from the Palomar Performing Arts department Photo credit: Palomar Performing Arts Department
Time of the Winter Solstice: A Collaborative Music Event
Zeb Navarro gives The Telescope a visit to the KKSM recording studio.
KKSM – Palomar College’s Radio Station
Palomar College continues celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month through the end of October
Palomar’s Hispanic Heritage Month Events Continue
We Live In Time movie poster via A24.
‘We Live In Time’ will leave audiences tearful
Telescope Talks: The Substance Movie Review
Telescope Talks: The Substance Movie Review
The Joker sequel falls short of its predecessor.
It’s difficult to “put on a happy face” for the new movie “Joker: Folie á Deux”
Telescope Talks: Bones and All Movie Review
Telescope Talks: Bones and All Movie Review
The official movie poster of Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice. (Plan B Entertainment/Warner Bros. Studio)
The Juice is on the Loose
JimiJame$ & Wow Jones: "Parish's" Composing Power Couple
JimiJame$ & Wow Jones: “Parish’s” Composing Power Couple
Disney’s Season 3 of The Mandalorian
Philomena Cunk (Diane Morgan) surveys the history of the world in "Cunk on Earth." (Jonathan Browning/Netflix/TNS)
“Cunk on Earth” is Hilarious
Netflix Raises Subscription Prices for Users in the US and Canada
‘Bridgerton’ Becomes Netflix’s Biggest Hit Ever
Kicker #40 Jonathon Meyers runs out of the tunnel before the game.
Palomar loses final home game of 2024 season
Palomar's women's soccer team captain #8 Ashley Clark gets past a defender against Miramar College on October 18, 2024.
Comet Athlete Spotlight: Ashley Clark
Men's basketball players huddle together in a circle with their arms around each other on the side of a basketball court.
Comeback win for men’s basketball in season opener
#8 Ayano Tsuda scores against Miramar.
Palomar Women’s water polo suffers a loss at home to San Diego Miramar
Kicker #40 Jonathon Meyers and the comets running out of the tunnel.
Palomar football devastated by Fullerton
Palomar's women's soccer team captain #8 Ashley Clark gets past a defender against Miramar College on October 18, 2024.
Comet Athlete Spotlight: Ashley Clark
Palomar Men's soccer team player Arturo Atilano-Gutierrez poses for a photo.
The Pacific Coast Athletic Conference names Palomar Men’s soccer player athlete of the month
Water Polo player Sophia Wicks poses for a photo.
Comet spotlight Women’s Water Polo Team
The beam was placed after the signatures were completed. Photo credit: Josh Miranda
Stadium construction reaches milestones, but sports will have to wait.
A Look into Palomar’s Wrestling Team
Kicker #40 Jonathon Meyers runs out of the tunnel before the game.
Palomar loses final home game of 2024 season
Men's basketball players huddle together in a circle with their arms around each other on the side of a basketball court.
Comeback win for men’s basketball in season opener
#8 Ayano Tsuda scores against Miramar.
Palomar Women’s water polo suffers a loss at home to San Diego Miramar
Kicker #40 Jonathon Meyers and the comets running out of the tunnel.
Palomar football devastated by Fullerton
#8 Ashley Clark runs the ball up the field against multiple Miramar defenders.
Palomar College women’s soccer narrowly loses at home to San Diego Miramar
Palomar's women's soccer team captain #8 Ashley Clark gets past a defender against Miramar College on October 18, 2024.
Comet Athlete Spotlight: Ashley Clark
Diversity in women's water polo
Diversity in women’s water polo
Coaches Mandy Simon and Kelly Rowan stand next to players Sophia Wicks, Madalyn McKellar, and Veronica Torres for a picture by the pool.
Women’s water polo is off to a competitive start to the 2024 season.
Water Polo player Sophia Wicks poses for a photo.
Comet spotlight Women’s Water Polo Team
#6 Teiora Tinoisamoa jumping to hit the ball over the net.
Women’s volleyball starts the season with an 8-2 record
Prices rise with the minimum wage making the increase in pay counterintuitive.
The Minimum Wage Should Stay the Same
Online dating illustration Photo credit: Griselda Garcia
Finding emotional connections in the age of content
New Jeans YouTube live stream expressing opinions on recent company drama (Screenshot provided by Elizabeth Aguilar)
The unseen struggles of K-POP: Truth behind the fame
Affordable third spaces are a thing of the past
Creativity and Community Are Dying with Third Spaces—Money Is to Blame
A gray envelop with a white letter inside, on a red background.
A letter to Roberto Rodriguez and Palomar’s Governing Board
Lawrence Lawson (left) along with other ESL members that attended Bono's Q and A session holding signs.
Profesor de ESL Pone a Peter Bono en Aprietos Sobre DACA
Un ofrenda en Palomar College drentro de la bibliotecha.
Honrar la Vida con la Muerte: Día de los Muertos
Mariachi Arco-Iris de Los Ángeles posan para una foto grupal después de su actuación frente a la unión estudiantil el 10 de octubre.
La Celebración del Mes de la Herencia Latinx y el Día Nacional de Salir del Clóset llega al Colegio Palomar
Picture of TRIO Project director, Nelida Martinez. Courtesy of Nelida Martinez.
Nelida Martinez, Directora del Proyecto Trio, habla del “impuesto Latino” y de romper barreras.
La Máquina poster oficial a través de IMP Awards.
‘La Máquina’ desarma a sus audiencias en el ring de boxeo
Telescope Talks: The Substance Movie Review
Telescope Talks: The Substance Movie Review
Telescope Talks: Bones and All Movie Review
Telescope Talks: Bones and All Movie Review
Telescope Talks: Colorism in the Latinx Community
Telescope Talks: Colorism in the Latinx Community
Telescope Talks: PTK's Hopes for a Palomar Honors Program
Telescope Talks: PTK’s Hopes for a Palomar Honors Program
2024 NFL Mock Draft Predictions
2024 NFL Mock Draft Predictions
Food and Race: Beyond the Borders
Food and Race: Beyond the Borders
Down the Rabbit Hole
Down the Rabbit Hole
Top: water polo athlete Roxanne Hall and Men's volley ball team. Bottom: Women's volleyball and Women's track team. Photos courtesy of Hector Flores, Hugh Cox, and Cara Heise,.
Energy. Drive. Spirit.
Discolored off spray at Swami's Beach, on Feb. 22nd, 2024
Turning Tides:
Palomar Police Department cruiser parked on the roof of the San Marcos campus parking structure.
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The changing face of American politics

Mike Peterson
June 4, 2016
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Campus holds public forums for three search finalists

Mike Peterson
May 24, 2016

Letter from the editor

Mike Peterson
May 19, 2016
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Palomar condenses semester calendar

Mike Peterson
May 16, 2016

Icy Bay IPA falls short of local beer

Mike Peterson
April 18, 2016
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Campus group helps undocumented students

Mike Peterson
April 11, 2016
Students listen to a lecture during a General Chemistry section at San Jose State University.

A better education should not be for sale

Mike Peterson
April 10, 2016
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Class study examines staff job, salaries

Mike Peterson
March 14, 2016

Be mindful about your data

Mike Peterson
March 13, 2016
Kanye West wears a dark blue jacket and T-shirt, looking ahead.

Kanye West’s ‘The Life of Pablo’ straddles line between mess, masterpiece

Mike Peterson
February 29, 2016
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Board chooses new firm in presidential search

Mike Peterson
February 24, 2016
On-campus clubs get a chance to meet students during Palomar’s Club Rush event. Feb. 8, 2016. (Belen Ladd/The Telescope)

Student leaders engage with campus at Club Rush

Mike Peterson
February 15, 2016
T. Opinion

Stop saying socialism like it’s a bad thing

Mike Peterson
February 13, 2016
A male Palomar baseball player throws a baseball to another player who is about to catch it as an opposing player dives to the ground to slide to base.

A new era for Palomar College baseball

Mike Peterson and Mike Adams
February 3, 2016
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Why you should care about Palomar’s presidential search

Mike Peterson
February 1, 2016
Palomar College faculty and students create and participate in the annual art sale on campus. (Mike Peterson, Joel Vaughn/The Telescope)

Buying and selling with Palomar’s art department

Mike Peterson and Joel Vaughn
December 10, 2015
A Syrian family stays on the street where they have been sleeping in Izmir, Turkey, while they attempt to reach Greece by boat on Sept. 3, 2015. (Alice Martins/McClatchy DC/TNS)

A glimmer of American hope fades for Syrian refugees

Mike Peterson
December 7, 2015
(Michelle Wilkinson/The Telescope)

Governing Board votes to close presidential search

Mike Peterson
December 6, 2015
Governing Board members during a meeting at Palomar College on Sept. 9. (Lou Roubitchek/The Telescope)

Palomar officials halt presidential search

Mike Peterson
November 19, 2015
Huge traffic jam on a five-lane freeway in an afternoon.

Climate change is a problem for all of us

Mike Peterson
November 10, 2015
Finalists in presidential search hold public forums, Gregory Anderson and Lynn Neault. (Claudia Rodriguez/The Telescope)

Finalists in presidential search hold public forums

Daze Castillo and Mike Peterson
November 9, 2015
Cecile Richards, the new President of Planned Parenthood, stands infront of a display showing the strides of women's rights, including the company's mission statement, Wednesday, March 1, 2006, in New York. (Beth A. Keiser/Dallas Morning News/KRT)

Defunding Planned Parenthood is a terrible idea

Mike Peterson
October 29, 2015
T. Opinion

Path to legal residency difficult, long

Mike Peterson
October 24, 2015
On Tap at The Telescope: Mother Earth brews vanilla-tinged ale

On Tap at The Telescope: Mother Earth brews vanilla-tinged ale

Mike Peterson
October 19, 2015
T. Opinion

Con: Is crowd funding the way of the future, or a fading fad?

Mike Peterson
October 12, 2015
Adrian Gonzales, Palomar College's interim president, discusses campus issues at the Governing Board meeting at Palomar College on Sept. 9, 2015. (Lou Roubitchek/The Telescope)

Eighty-nine golden handshakes

Mike Peterson
October 9, 2015
Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders speaks to a sold-out crowd during a campaign event in Los Angeles on Monday, Aug. 10, 2015. (Marcus Yam/Los Angeles Times/TNS)

Bernie is just crazy enough to make a difference

Mike Peterson
September 14, 2015
Adrian Gonzales, Palomar College's interim president, discusses campus issues at the Governing Board meeting at Palomar College on Sept. 9, 2015. (Lou Roubitchek/The Telescope)

Task force recommends new accrediting agency

Mike Peterson
September 12, 2015
Letter from President Deegan to Campus Community about accrediation reaffirmation on June 30, 2015. (Image courtesy of Palomar College)

Palomar’s accreditation reaffirmed, credits safe

Mike Peterson
August 31, 2015
Classes cancelled due to low enrollment such as Room MD-105, on Aug. 25, 2015. (Patty Hayton/The Telescope)

Palomar’s enrollment down for fifth year

Mike Peterson
August 29, 2015
Students flooding the halls of the MD building after class on Sept. 29, 2014. (Gary West/The Telescope)

Palomar College remains accredited

Mike Peterson
July 3, 2015
telescope news

Amid our drought, take desalination with a grain of salt

Mike Peterson
May 11, 2015
People gather at Baltimore City Hall on Wednesday, April 28, 2015, voicing their displeasure after riots sparked by the death of Freddie Gray rocked the city. (Carolyn Cole/Los Angeles Times/TNS)

Unrest in Baltimore is just a symptom of larger issues

Mike Peterson
May 11, 2015
Palomar women’s Track and Field team members Jessica Steinhoff (l) and Jessica Betancourt. (Philip Farry/The Telescope)

The ‘Twin Jessicas’ look to make positive impact on and off the track

Mike Peterson
May 11, 2015
T. Opinion

Don’t judge a candidate by their gender

Mike Peterson
April 27, 2015
A young, female student writes in her notebook in front of a computer monitor and keyboard with a Starbucks drink near her. Another male student sits in the background (blurred).

5 ways to improve your writing

Mike Peterson
April 15, 2015

Palomar has plans to stop deficit spending

Mike Peterson
April 13, 2015
Three men perform a yoga pose with their feet and palms together, their body bent forward, and turned to their right.

5 Reasons Men Should Do Yoga

Mike Peterson
March 25, 2015
T. Opinion

U.S. exceptionalism isn’t automatic

Mike Peterson
March 9, 2015
A view of LaJolla just before sunset. (Evan Cast/The Telescope)

7 reasons living near the San Diego coast is best

Mike Peterson
March 9, 2015
Father John Misty holds a microphone and its stands with both hands.

Edgy folk singer tackles the “L-word”

Mike Peterson
February 23, 2015
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New student vice president steps in, hopes for student involvement

Mike Peterson
February 23, 2015
A protester with a sign that reads, "Je suis Charlie." Several protesters are in the background, upper right.

‘Je Suis Charlie’ doesn’t represent free speech

Mike Peterson
February 2, 2015
Associated Student Government President Jason Hosfield at the Grand Opening of the Humanities Building Oct. 10, 2014. (Photo courtesy of Deb Hellman)

Student body president resigns

Mike Peterson
January 19, 2015
President Obama delivers remarks about his new community college proposal at Pellissippi State Community College in Knoxville, Tennessee, January 9, 2015. (Photo courtesy of whitehouse.gov)

We should consider free 2-year colleges

Mike Peterson
January 19, 2015

Controversial artist brings new sound on ‘Pom Pom’ album

Mike Peterson
December 8, 2014
Workers put on the finishing touches in the ballroom before the beginning of Palomar College President's Associates 24th Annual Gala at the Omni La Costa Resort & Spa on Saturday, Sept 12, 2015. (Justin Gray/The Telescope)

Annual black-tie dinner raises money for student scholarships

Mike Peterson and Susan Whaley
December 8, 2014
While it is technically allowed, concealed carry weapon (CCW) permit holders still need to get exclusive permission from either the Palomar police department or the president of the college. (Harim Arjon/The Telescope)

Students need to know about concealed weapons

Mike Peterson
December 1, 2014
While it is technically allowed, concealed carry weapon (CCW) permit holders still need to get exclusive permission from either the Palomar police department or the president of the college. (Harim Arjon/The Telescope)

Concealed weapons conditionally allowed on campus

Mike Peterson
November 17, 2014
The San Diego City Council recently voted against a proposed, Comic Con-supported conventioncenter expansion in favor of the Chargers stadium expansion plan, according to the LA Times. This means the Con could leave San Diego for another city. (Telescope Staff/The Telescope)

SD shouldn’t build new stadium at expense of citizens

Mike Peterson
November 3, 2014
T. Opinion

Thanksgiving is for giving thanks, not shopping

Mike Peterson
November 3, 2014
Three male inmates stand in a queue, wearing blue pants and blue shirts, except for the middle person who is wearing a white undershirt. They are seen only from the lower torso to their feet.

California needs to build more schools, not prisons

Mike Peterson
October 6, 2014
Students flooding the halls of the MD building after class on Sept. 29, 2014. (Gary West/The Telescope)

New program will increase student support services

Mike Peterson and Hayley Ulle
October 6, 2014
Palomar TV gets new angle on Salton Sea documentary

Palomar TV gets new angle on Salton Sea documentary

Mike Peterson
September 16, 2014
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