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Palomar College Health Services advocacy for student health

Sheila Izvernari • October 17, 2021

Health Services offered to Palomar College Students SAN MARCOS---Palomar College students are responsible for paying the mandatory student health fee. Regardless to students, many are unaware of the...

Habitat for Humanity Partners with Palomar and its Students

Ryan Marlowe • October 2, 2021

The Architecture department partners with Habitat for Humanity as part of a trial-run of its first internship program in years On Aug. 23, 2021, Palomar’s architecture department launched...

Vaccine Mandate for City Workers and Palomar Students

Trina McLeary • September 17, 2021

COVID-19 vaccinations are now being required by many organizations in San Diego.

College students feel uncertainty and overwhelmed during these difficult times

Natalie Gutierrez • September 17, 2021

As the pandemic is still ongoing, students continue to feel anxious as they did from the beginning. The pandemic doesn't seem as though it will come to an end anytime soon and many college students...

College students feel uncertainty and overwhelmed during these difficult times

Natalie Gutierrez • September 17, 2021

As the pandemic is still ongoing, students continue to feel anxious as they did from the beginning. The pandemic doesn't seem as though it will come to an end anytime soon and many college students...

Interested in joining A.S.G.

Emmanuel Barrera • September 8, 2021

Any Palomar student who is interested in being involved with campus should attend the Associated Student Government meeting happening from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, Sept. 13. Being a part of A.S.G...

How the Coronavirus has Impacted College Students’ Mental Health

Nohea Cacatian • October 26, 2020

The physical and mental crisis of the Coronavirus pandemic has taken its toll on many. College students are one of the major groups affected by the many challenges that the Coronavirus has created....

Snoozing on the job: tomorrow’s workplace.

Katy Lynn • October 23, 2019

Almost every person learns at some point that they function better in daily activities when they have had a sufficient amount of sleep. Workplaces are starting to recognize how beneficial it is for their...

Depression Awareness and Suicide Prevention workshops

Sundae Velasco • May 1, 2019

Story by Sundae Velasco SAN MARCOS --- The Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) will be offering a skill shop on Depression Awareness and Suicide Prevention at 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. on May 1 and also 2 p.m....

Move Behind the Limits of Voice With Omnichannel Call Center Software

Scholarship Media • April 10, 2019

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5 Degrees You Can Get Online

Scholarship Media • April 10, 2019

Editor's Note: Sponsored Content People have reasons to decide to get an education online. Some do it because of family commitments. Others do it so they can work more hours. And some just prefer it...

KKSM Radio Station wins awards at Broadcasting Conference

Ana Acosta • April 8, 2019

Story by Nicole Villanueva NEW YORK --- Students from KKSM Radio, Palomar’s broadcasting and media production department, received 16 finialist trophies and two winning awards when attending the...