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...
Written by Rhea Mursalin
Professional Astronomers educate the future generations outside of their classroom, and outside of our earth, but right here on campus.
The Palomar College Planetarium,...
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...
This is a question many students ask, “How should I motivate myself to study?”
It especially happens when students study subjects which they are not interested in. Pushing yourself is not easy to...
The Associated Student Government gathered at its weekly Wednesday meeting to discuss events, budget and the presence they have on campus.
Because of their lack of presence, The ASG talked about how...
Fast Track courses are proving to be beneficial for students and continue to grow in demand each semester, according to school officials.
Students and faculty alike say they have seen several benefits...
I’ve been going to Palomar on and off since 2004, but none of those years have been as fulfilling as these last two.
Working for The Telescope gave me a new perspective on my professional life,...