Editorial It is has long been the policy of The Telescope to dedicate our editorials to events and meetings which occur within our campus, and to the people who usher in change in our Palomar community....

Story by: Ana Acosta The Palomar Faculty Federation has endorsed two newcomers for the open Governing Board trustee positions, choosing not to endorse 16-year Board incumbent, Mark Evilsizer. Faculty...

  The Bravura Literary Journal has been a source of creativity since 1964.   Student run, each year runs the task of not only receiving submissions, but going through them and selecting...

It all starts with a dream, an abundance of passion, a few sketches, mood boards, patterns, model fittings, and viola, a fashion collection is born. On May 11, the Center for the Arts in Escondido opened...

In 2018, it’s time that we give mainstream media recognition to movies featuring characters who aren’t straight white people. Directors and filmmakers have gotten backlash for years due to white...

On Jan. 24, 2018, music legend Elton John announced that he would be retiring from his musical career. Elton John, born as Reginald Kenneth Dwight, was raised in Middlesex, England. He started to learn...

Throughout the year, be sure to look out for releases from these hot artists. Music is more diverse now than it ever has been. Think about freshening up your playlist with songs by these trending artists....

Palomar is changing the learning software students use for classes with an online component. Blackboard, the former software, will become obsolete as students will now be using a sleeker learning...