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"Symphony of Colors" is a performance that aims to redefine visual elements through musical sound. Illustration made with Canva.
Palomar presents a symphony you can see
Liz Habib, Staff Writer
Active Minds members pose for a picture, (from left to right) Humayra Ebadi, Adrian Reyes Cabezas, Lumen Charlton, and Mark Marasigan.
Palomar blooms in Earth Day celebration
Monica Garcia, Arts/Culture Editor
The cast of "Ride the Cyclone" (back row left to right) Caleb Wohlgemuth, Olive Zalevsky, Lance Holmes; (front row left to right) Zaine Hahn, Autumn Lowe, Mya Feiga. Courtesy of Palomar Performing Arts.
Dare to ‘Ride the Cyclone’
Liz Habib, Staff Writer
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Campus Arts & Culture
Low string section rehearsing their musical number for Saturday's show at the Brubeck Theater.
‘Art That Positively Vibrates’ sets Palomar in motion
Victoria Gudmundson, Opinion Editor • May 7, 2025
Palomar Symphony Orchestra’s latest program explores rhythm through historical and contemporary work.
The cast of "Bad Hombres, Good Wives" pose for a picture in costume. The show highlights narco-novela comedic influences and cultural diversity. (Photo courtesy of Palomar Performing Arts).
‘Bad Hombres, Good Wives,’ brings comedy, culture, and chaos to the Palomar stage
Elizabeth Aguilar, News Assistant Editor • May 1, 2025
"Symphony of Colors" is a performance that aims to redefine visual elements through musical sound. Illustration made with Canva.
Palomar presents a symphony you can see
Liz Habib, Staff Writer • April 30, 2025
Active Minds members pose for a picture, (from left to right) Humayra Ebadi, Adrian Reyes Cabezas, Lumen Charlton, and Mark Marasigan.
Palomar blooms in Earth Day celebration
Monica Garcia, Arts/Culture Editor • April 23, 2025
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What's Hot
An image with a black baground and red, yellow, and green shapes. In the center of the image is white lineart of an openned book with flowers growing out of it.
Voices in ink: Celebrating Black authors
Sofia Alvarez, Social Media Editor • February 26, 2025
Uncle Sam wants You to watch the Super Bowl illustration
Super Bowl 2025: Pop culture recap
Monica Garcia, Arts/Culture Editor • February 10, 2025
Mateus Asato, Rick Beato, and Tim Pierce (left to right) host a seminar titled The Evolution of Content and the Industry.
Overview of NAMM 2025
Lexi Thurman, Staff Writer • February 1, 2025
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Critical Review
Cartel drama and forbidden romance light up the stage in “Bad Hombres, Good Wives,” now playing at Palomar College’s Studio Theatre through May 11. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m. Thursday – Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
‘Bad Hombres, Good Wives’ will make you laugh, cry, sing, and dance
Cyndi Cunningham, Editor-in-Chief • May 4, 2025
Forbidden love, cartel showdowns, and cumbia? "Bad Hombres, Good Wives" is what happens when "Romeo and Juliet" falls headfirst into "Narcos."
Alyze Dreiling bows her violin. Dreiling was a semi-finalist in the European Union Conducting Competition in 2018.
Transcendent emotion pervades Palomar’s Concert Hour
Jason Pache, Staff Writer • March 2, 2025
"The Monkey" terrorizes audiences with an uncanny twist on horror. Illustration made with Canva.
‘The Monkey’: Good, Unclean Fun
Tanner Hayes, Staff Writer • February 27, 2025
The Captain America legacy continues. Illustration made with Canva.
Brave New World carries on Captain America’s legacy…
Evelyn Galan Acevedo, Staff Writer • February 22, 2025
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General Reviews
"The Monkey" terrorizes audiences with an uncanny twist on horror. Illustration made with Canva.
‘The Monkey’: Good, Unclean Fun
Tanner Hayes, Staff Writer • February 27, 2025
The Captain America legacy continues. Illustration made with Canva.
Brave New World carries on Captain America’s legacy…
Evelyn Galan Acevedo, Staff Writer • February 22, 2025
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Palomar Reviews
Cartel drama and forbidden romance light up the stage in “Bad Hombres, Good Wives,” now playing at Palomar College’s Studio Theatre through May 11. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m. Thursday – Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
‘Bad Hombres, Good Wives’ will make you laugh, cry, sing, and dance
Cyndi Cunningham, Editor-in-Chief • May 4, 2025
Alyze Dreiling bows her violin. Dreiling was a semi-finalist in the European Union Conducting Competition in 2018.
Transcendent emotion pervades Palomar’s Concert Hour
Jason Pache, Staff Writer • March 2, 2025
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