Palomar College Governing Board trustees have approved a resignation agreement with President Joi Lin Blake, according to a press release sent out by officials.
Trustees approved the agreement on Feb....
Story by Telescope Staff
Over the past year, The Telescope team has witnessed a rise of unrest within the campus community.
The hopes of reaching “Better Together” has turned into a loss of trust...
Story by Ana Acosta
Palomar faculty members presented an official resolution calling for the president’s resignation after which a report revealed that the district is in a serious financial crisis.
Over...
Story by Ana Acosta
Faculty members gathered to create a resolution requesting President/Superintendent Joi Lin Blake’s immediate removal determining that they do not have confidence in her leadership.
President...
In a recent poll, nearly 91 percent of faculty members voted that they have ‘no confidence’ in President/Superintendent Joi Lin Blake’s leadership.
Craig Thomspon, the Faculty Senate President,...
Story by Ana Acosta
Faculty and administration members gathered in SSC-1 for the Governing Board meeting on Oct. 8. Here are some highlights from the meeting.
Multiple faculty members arrived with...
Story by Cheyenne Cyr
The Edwin and Francis Hunter Arboretum had its Grand Re-opening on Sept. 26, where the refurbished walking trail and naming stone were revealed to the public.
"Palomar's arboretum...
Story by Ana Acosta
Palomar Board trustees will consider the renewal of President/Superintendent Joi Lin Blake’s contract during the Governing Board meeting at 5 p.m. on Oct. 8 in room SSC-1.
Teresa...
Story by Nicole Villanueva
Overnight parking provided for students and staff facing homelessness or housing insecurity was proposed to the governing board back in May of 2019 and has since been building...
Story by Summer Aguirre
Palomar College is partnering with school districts in North County to launch a high school program titled Middle College in the fall of 2020.
The program follows a national...
In a 2016 report by a coalition of student resource organizations, it was found that just over one in five students are faced with food insecurity. The Palomar community took a step forward in an effort...
Palomar’s new president has seen adversity and now has her sights on making a college education accessible to more students.
After two candidate searches, Palomar has settled on a new superintendent/president....