Palomar’s Speech and Debate team visited Grossmont College Nov. 14, 15 and 16 to host the annual Ray Dahlin Invitational and compete in the Griffin Invitational, hosted by Grossmont. Overall,...

The power was off for nearly two hours on Monday morning causing classes to cancel and students to wait. The power outage occurred Nov. 10 at 10:38 a.m. and affected the West San Marcos community,...

A day in the life is an ironic statement for a man whose daily duties are never the same. I spent a day with Chief of Police Mark DiMaggio to get an inside scoop of what one day in the life of our...

The women’s volleyball team is on a killing spree this year, beating out opposing teams with kills, blocks, digs and assists. The contributions, in large part, come from sophomore and first-team...

Spooky Halloween music, a vibrant emcee luring students to participate in games, and students dressed in their Halloween costumes going from booth to booth was the scene that filled the Student Union...

What used to be a fun and exciting college experience is turning into a nightmare for many students. Parties have become rape scenes and universities and colleges seem to be more concerned with their...

Our golden state is taking an initiative to go green with a bill that seeks to improve the environment of California’s land and marine population. Needless to say, I’m all for it. Gov. Jerry...

  Chic. Simple. Cute. That’s Jessy Olvera’s style and she owns it. Olvera is a quiet girl with not much to say, but her style certainly speaks for itself. While neither bold nor daring,...

Portuguese accompanied by traditional Brazilian instruments being played in the background creates a lively mood in Professor Elias Fonseca’s Capoeira class. The class, which takes place on Tuesdays...