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PALOMAR COLLEGE POST COVID-19

Kaylin Garcia • March 25, 2024

How did Palomar College jump back from COVID-19 after having such an empty campus for so long?

Health Care Includes Mental Health

Lisa Burke • March 22, 2023

The Palomar Health Center, which includes Behavioral Health Counseling Services is a valuable resource at Palomar College The backdrop of the pandemic cannot be overlooked. 6.8 million people have died...

How Covid Destroyed the Hopes of Aspiring College Athletes

Gunner Clark • February 27, 2023

Covid affected many different people in many different ways. However, when looking at college athletes, some feel like they've wasted four years of their life.

Palomar College Is Now Open For In-Person Classes And Services

Dezare Lozano • March 16, 2022

Students share their thoughts about returning to in-person classes for the spring semester.

Vaccines Going Forward

Telescope Staff • May 24, 2021

Staff writers Jordyn Capra and Matt Villapando look into COVID-19 vaccines moving forward. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x50ZyYTPm3Q

Being a Medical Patient During the Pandemic

Telescope Staff • May 19, 2021

Staff writers Emmanuel Barrera and Aimee De Luna discuss what it's like to be a medial patient during the pandemic. https://youtu.be/NDJOr2RC9GI

COVID-19 Surcharge is Not the Right Decision

Riley Sullivan • April 18, 2021

A surcharge to cover personal protection equipment (PPE) should not be added to customers' bills.

How the Pandemic Has Impacted People’s Mental Health

Natalie Gutierrez • April 12, 2021

Ever since Covid-19 began, many people have experienced stress, anxiety, and depression.

Students Respond to Palomar Counseling Services During COVID-19

Jamie Martinez • April 6, 2021

Palomar College students discuss their experiences with the Counseling Department during the pandemic.

Remote Work: A Necessity in the Digital Age

Nick Ng • April 6, 2021

Working from home became a social norm in 2020. If you have a job that you perform remotely without needing to go to an office or a job site, companies should give you the option of working remotely rather...

Learning In-Person During COVID-19

Matthew Baker • March 13, 2021

The most notable change since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic is the move to remote learning. But for some classes, remote learning is not enough for students who need to be hands-on to learn what they need to. This has brought some students back to campus before the rest.

Palomar Sees Low Enrollment in the Spring Semester

Emmanuel Barrera • March 12, 2021

Enrollment numbers at Palomar have continued to stay low because of remote learning, as the Spring 2021 semester enrollment matched that of the fall of 2020. Like many other schools around the U.S.,...