Every day we come across some sort of design whether it’s online or offline, there has been a clear increase in demand for design skills amongst recent graduates. According to statistics, employers plan...

After the 2016 presidential election concluded, there are still many upset by the outcome of our political system and the nation’s choice for our next commander in chief. Of course, it is a right...

The Boehm Gallery at Palomar College hosted an art show from Aprill 22-25 that showcased the best pieces of each class in Palomar’s art department. Michelle Hauswirth, a second-semester art student,...

Palomar women’s basketball has another reason to celebrate after their best season in history. Sophomore guards Lee Lee Tomlinson and Daijon Sumpter have accepted basketball scholarships to Presentation...

A few weeks ago, excitement swept over a Palomar classroom as Professor Lisa Faas announced to her broadcast writing students that they would be attending a panel in Los Angeles. The panel, hosted by...

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...

The phrase is as old as time, and rings true in any aspect of business, “you have to spend money in order to make money.” In order to make money, the common people have to be able to spend it, which...

MCT CAMPUS AND TELESCOPE STAFF LOS ANGELES — The University of Southern California on Friday announced new measures aimed at better protecting its large international student population, as well as...