Natalie and Daniella discuss the recent event that took place in Oxford high school and give their input on what can happen to prevent another event.

The cost of a college education in the United States rose 260 percent between 1980 and 2014. Add to that the pressures of coursework, internships, and a job or two, and the path to a graduation stage can...

With the cost so high for one to receive an education, students nowadays are struggling to keep themselves properly clothed and fed. In the Fall of 2018, Palomar College opened the Anita and Stan Maag...

Her art uncovers layers of heritage and cultural disconnection and she’s using it to carve out a new path for those who feel marginalized and underrepresented. Stepping into the home of Rizzhel Javier...

In 2013, Rizzhel Javier began a number of social engagement projects that brought her community closer together. These projects would become known as one project, BRIDGE- an umbrella term Javier uses for...

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...

Public high schools herd students through the public education system like cattle. Graduates of public high schools tend to lack readiness for college and the real world in general because of the many...

Palomar Retiree Jim Clayton, 84, passed away at his home in Escondido on January 29th. Clayton started his teaching career at Palomar College in 1967 in the Physical Education Department. In addition,...

SAN MARCOS, CA-- The result on Proposition 51, a proposal to give education $9 billion in funding, won favor on the ballot. Prop. 51 was a proposal to have the state use $9 billion toward education...